Thilo, EE 🤘🏼⚛️ 🇪🇺🎗️🇺🇦🇵🇸

I recently had a service call with the provider of the web-based timesheet program we use at work. It would randomly jumble the days of the month or put me in a wrong time zone.
After some back and forth they said that I shouldn't use LibreWolf, but rather stick with Edge or Chrome. They said that they designed for Chromium and other browsers apparently don't handle their [insert tech babble here] correctly.
I'm tempted to answer that I'll just wait until they fix their POS web page and call me back.
This whole "web site is trying to mimic a proper piece of desktop software" has become so utterly tedious.

Btw: I'm using LibreWolf to separate web tools from my normal Firefox and to keep their Web page from accessing my local machine as good as I can.

Also, I really start to hate software. Give me a proper paper time sheet, and I'll save about half an hour of work time every day.

Edit: Ducking autocorrect.

This one I keep as a constant reminder not to lend my tools.
It was abused to remove plaster. Twice.
Next week I should see to get a replacement. It looks like you can finally buy Wera again at DIY stores.
#Tools

Yes, it's April 1st.
But if you want to play the game (not the one you just lost) ask yourself one question:
"Would this be funny tomorrow or overmorrow*, too?"
If not: Stop it.
If your answer is a resounding "YES!", still stop it and seek help.

#StopAprilFools

(* I love old words!)

Sweet!
Flare Audio (FlareAudio.com) finally equipped their #Calmer filters with an additional 10 dB attenuation.
I'm not sure if I ever suggested that addition, but it is a thing I wanted.
I'm definitely looking forward to testing these next time I have to be among people.

Good job, Loctite!
*SlowClap*
Has been sitting on the shelf for a couple of weeks. Now that I needed it, it has fully cured inside.
Had to resort to the CA glue that my MIL has. It still works after months (or years?) of storage. UHU brand, by the way.

On a side note: we had an electrician over for a couple of new cables and a subdistribution board.
When I opened it to label the cables, I noticed that he hadn't done any of the safety testing.

While doing the testing, I checked connections and ended up redoing most of them.
I'm not sure what's going on with that. No planning, no documentation, no testing. He didnt even have a multimeter with him.
And people are wondering why their houses catch on fire. 🤔
I'm glad I opted to do the wiring for lights and socket outlets myself. It'll be a lot of work but I'll know it'll be good to go.