One scum. Two scums. Three scums. Four scums.

Seems countable to me.

That’s… not at all how those work. It’s literally a roll of clean dry towel.

If the towel is wet it’s because you didn’t pull out fresh towel and just decided to use old towel for some reason.

It has a clean roll and a dirty roll. Someone takes out the dirty roll and replaces the clean roll periodically. Apparently they typically have about 30 meters of cloth, enough for about 200 uses.

How often that is, depends on how frequently it’s used.

There are cleaning services that wash the cloth and swap them for you.

Interior diagram:

I mean someone would still have to go and open it up, swap the rolls around, plus it wouldn’t work well since the towels don’t wind up cleanly in the cabinet and they’d still be wet.

If you’re gonna send someone in to do anything they might as well change the towels while they’re at it.

A towel dispenser?

They don’t go around more than once… there’s a take-up roll and the clean roll. Of course it also relies on someone changing it when it gets to the end…

Eh, not really. Certainly not difficult.

I’m thinking of these:

Cloth towels are even better still.

DNF (abbreviation for Dandified YUM)

These guys at Redhat don’t know how abbreviations work, I guess.

The logic is that the most useful app will be the most popular by virtue of its utility.

Not always true but I’m sure there’s some correlation.

Keeper, myself. Work gives me a free/subsidized family plan so sure I’ll take it.

Definitely better than Lastpass.

Thanks for the explanatory postscript, I was gonna ask…

It works like profiles in chrome now.

Is it gonna pop up obnoxiously every time you start the program?

Is it gonna demand that I create a new profile every time I sign in to Google?

Still gives money to Google though.

Sounds like an excellent arrangement.

Tenacity is the only one that is still actively being maintained.

I’m glad they stuck with it!

The video is great, and I’m excited for the new Audacity. But that logo/icon is an abomination.

Car crash in front of my house. Someone pulled out without seeing a car coming and got T-boned.

I wonder if Patty made it.

Fond memories yes. It taught me so much about how the build process works and how the underpinnings of Linux worked.

I was afraid of that. Glad you figured it out! Maybe I should’ve quoted it…

Fond memories of Linux From Scratch, here.