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Well... have fun !

Would you mind crosspost this on !dumpsterdiving@slrpnk.net?

This is a very good content and work you're doing here. Some textbooks goes quickly out of date. After 3~5 years some aren't relevant enough to be still bought them rather that the last version so they cannot be handed down so much but a few hands down of a book can help so much financially. And there is still plenty of use for an out-of-date book.

Nice work you are doing. Does this use similar skills as smartphone repair?

C'est l'un des gros inconvénients des petites instances : à partir du moment où il y a un peu d'intersectionnalité entre deux communautés, soit on en mets de côté une alors même qu'il y a plein de trucs qui la concerne qui est publié, soit on fait des "doublons". Moi, je préfère la deuxième option mais c'est purement subjectif.

Nice concept.

Have fun!

They goes well in paire with cool rocks.

Not only that but people use to place up fournitures and old stuff salvageable outside, on visible spot, for people needing it when it would be time for heavy trash pick up what would be left would be taken away. Now local authorities have defund heavy trash pick and worked very hard at rebranding this as littering. It start to affect the way people act: now they get rid of trash. Salvageable things mixed with literal rubbishes and broken unfixable stuff.

You're welcome and thank you for reminding me of Cells at work. I've finally started it and it is very nice.

That's not an anime in the sense of Japanese animation but french animation has it "own" Cells at Work. It is called Il était une fois la vie (Once upon a time life) and holds very well today despite being 40 years old.

I won't complained if you served me cabbage or beans. Both are delicious.