velox_vulnus

velox_vulnus, 1 year ago (edited 1 year ago)

I’m looking to learn micro-kernel development to contribute to this dream of a project hehe. The GNU folks are doing a great job with Guix.

velox_vulnus, 1 year ago (edited 1 year ago)

• The jet spray from a bidet removes shit thoroughly from the ass cracks. Since bidets are effective at cleaning, it should not leave any poop stains.
• You don’t use them while sitting. After you’re done with ass-washing, you get up from the toilet seat and dry your butt.
• You’re not supposed to rub it, unless you want a bloodied, dangling rectum. It is used to absorb water, because the debris has already been dealt with by the bidet.
• People shit only once or twice per day. The towel is replaced after 12 hours, or sometime even after every use, so what’s exactly wrong with it?
• It isn’t supposed to be shared. I mean, you wouldn’t share a hanky or a body towel with someone else, would you?
• Most people from around the world, especially in Europe and Asia, do this, so it is normal?
• Eco-friendly? No paper is being wasted. Also no jammed toilets.

velox_vulnus, 1 year ago (edited 1 year ago)

I think you should give this a read. This should convince you to switch to a bidet towel. What I’m surprised about, is that you fail to see how regenerating forests is more difficult than regenerating water. It is very hard to repair the uprooted ecosystem. And no, new trees can not solve climate crisis. You can substitute an eco-friendly detergent. You can clean multiple bidet towels together. Forests, however, takes years to grow, changes in the eco-system can lead to ecological disturbances, and it has to be monitored carefully. This is not the case with water being contaminated with detergent - excess phosphates can cause eutrophication of algae.