theamazing0 2mo ago • 100%
Thank you for the detailed answer, I especially appreciate your list of species that have worked well. We also have a big population of deer and bunnies in our area that love to eat things in the backyard. Which plants should I plant that can protect against deer? Are there any methods (netting?) that you've found effective with deer?
theamazing0 2mo ago • 100%
Ooh thank you for the advice about ChipDrops, it sounds really cool! Their website suggests that the deliveries can be very large (https://support.getchipdrop.com/article/6-can-i-get-a-smaller-load). Are they really this big often? How would you recommend handling it if the load is that big?
cross-posted from: https://discuss.tchncs.de/post/20277540 > I'm in the Piedmont (South-east US) region with a hardiness zone of 8a. I have a large area of turf grass, and I want to plant native plants, attract butterflies, native insects, fireflies, all of it. I'm looking for trees, shrubs, small plants, anything would be nice to plant. > > Where do I start? I see a lot of different species online, but where can I get seeds for them to plant? Is planting from seeds a viable option for a beginner? > > Any help would be appreciated!
I'm in the Piedmont (South-east US) region with a hardiness zone of 8a. I have a large area of turf grass, and I want to plant native plants, attract butterflies, native insects, fireflies, all of it. I'm looking for trees, shrubs, small plants, anything would be nice to plant. Where do I start? I see a lot of different species online, but where can I get seeds for them to plant? Is planting from seeds a viable option for a beginner? Any help would be appreciated!
theamazing0 1y ago • 100%
Hyprland, Thanks! Are you using some sort of Neovim config or did you set it up yourself?
theamazing0 1y ago • 100%
So far I've only themed GTK with Oomox, Rofi, Kitty, and CSTimer. Currently priority is QT Flatpaks, where It seems the only option is Kvantum.
I use gmail but I'm looking to find another free provider to move. I've considered proton or tutonota but neither seem to support thunderbird without payment.
theamazing0 1y ago • 100%
I thought it was just K9 Mail, is there something else coming up?
theamazing0 1y ago • 100%
Vikunja (hosted on tchncs: https://todo.tchncs.de/) is great for tasks but I haven't tried using it for a grocery list.
theamazing0 1y ago • 100%
+1 Kdenlive is great and its open source software from KDE
theamazing0 1y ago • 0%
It's not much but I will post later
theamazing0 1y ago • 100%
I'm currently using the Hack font and a color scheme I made by editing Material Darker. I'm happy with the color scheme but I'm having trouble getting certain parts of my desktop to follow it.