Not with knotweed. It can manifest above ground growth in a few different ways, it can form a moss like layer.

Pulling the shoots also leaves chunks of root in the ground, which will start new plants.

And good luck eating enough once it spreads.

You can control it if you catch it early by covering it with black tarp, but if you miss a bit, you wasted all the effort.

Knotweed remediation is hard.

That does not kill them :(

I do wish they’d publish a proper apt repo instead of making me install the .deb everytime.

I don’t actually love Lee’s. But Honey’s is great.

Pass

Big enough that a rift between the two is a big win for Russia. A chunk of both of our GDPs is a direct result of close cooperation and free trade. We are both poorer when Trump and Putin wreck our trade.

I would wager that the USA loses more if Canada goes away than it would be the other way around.

Do you mean to say that Camada is not a large economy?

The USA and Canada, together, are the heart of a massive power block. Riving the two is a huge policy win for Russia.

That stuff is crazy. Don’t cut it. Don’t disturb it. It needs every stalk injected with glyphosate directly, during its growing season. Seal the waste in bags and incinerate it in a CLOSED environment.

The seeds float and waft. They love swamps and creeks.

A “school bus” can be a local mini that’s like 8-10?m long, or a medium like 15-metre one. A “school bus” (as it would be near me) can also be an articulated main route bus that has three high schools and a major university on both ends of the corridor, at like 30 metres long.

Ditto pizzas. A “large” is such an arbitrary measurement.

as for “seeing” the proportions… if you gave me that picture and told me it was shrimp-sized (also a bit ambiguous), I couldn’t question it. At best, the “pizza” and “bus” provide order of magnitude estimates.

And yet I still have no idea how big the squid is. Buses range in size dramatically.

That does seem like a dumb thing to be complaining about. Human UI interactions should be given pretty high priority, and pinning the CPU to max clock speed sounds like a sensible optimization.

I feel like there’s some other issue here the author isn’t touching on, maybe.

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Yeah, it’s going to have to be something required by building codes eventually.

Not as much as you think, says my partner who does urban bird work. I remember she said something about dotted or lined film…

https://birdstrikewindowfilm.com/

Oh yeah, and you can also get glass etched with the patterns. Apparently a lot of new municipal buildings do it to get bird strike certification.

Putin could order his troops to withdraw from Ukraine tomorrow, yes.

Defense in depth is a thing. You don’t give up just because someone made it through the first layer.

That is infuriating. Leaving those keys available to the user means that worms can later use you to compromise additional machines. It turns a local problem into a much bigger one. There’s a recursive script out there that automatically scans your ssh files and attempts to access all hosts in your history…name escapes me at the moment.

https://plantnative.org/native-plants/strawberry-bush-euonymus-americanus.htm

No,.but there is a plant called a strawberry bush.

Swipie sounds more Aussie.