I have been using fish for years; no issues running scripts with shebangs. If you're running something janky or homemade that lacks them, you pipe it into a new bash instance bash | ./...
Ah, yeah! The one you mentioned is so lacks a finish on the inside. It makes sense that keeping the surface partially porous can keep your salt from accumulating moisture.
Personally, I haven't noticed any crunchy salt on the top of my fully glazed ceramic but I do use it daily. I'll be way more perceptive of it now, thank you!
Do you mean coated as in ceramic coated? I didn't even know that was a thing to consider! You're right, looking it up doesn't pull much info either. What's the benefit to a salt pig layman like me?
Admittedly, mine is just a ceramic vessel with a lid. Not the most conventional salt pig but it has never let me down.
YMMV but I managed to get a Netgear Nighthawk, one or two generations old, for $10 from a thrift store nearby when my router was starting to crap out. It might be my area but I found at least a couple dozen of those same routers over the years.
I nabbed it, flashed Fresh Tomato on it, and it has been performing excellent for two years.
DeSantis told a small crowd that he can envision people flying over Interstate 4 to skip the traffic between Tampa and Orlando. “I don’t know how long the flight would be — not very long,” he said. “That is going to happen here in the state of Florida, and we’re excited for that.”
I've been tinkering with integrated programming and physical circuits. Working with my hands to "code" a physical piece of hardware that does a specific purpose has been a breath of fresh air in the age of Al.
I have been using fish for years; no issues running scripts with shebangs. If you're running something janky or homemade that lacks them, you pipe it into a new bash instance
bash | ./...