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Mid to late 20's?

I think its quite shallow to judge someone based on their living situation - sounds like dodged bullets to me.

If its any consolation, my wife and I lived in a single room in her mothers house for several years before getting our own place. We were both living with our parents at the time we met, it sounds like you just havent found the right person for you. Don't rush to the next stage of life. Give it time, we all come from different walks of life and follow different paths.

I was on track to buy a van and start driving around Australia like the other people I mentioned until I met my now wife and everything changed.

Have a loose plan for what you want in life and keep an open mind. Things change all the time and what you think you might want one day will do a 180 the next. Adapt your life plan to suit and continue forwards!

After all, we as humans are just fancy blocks of carbon and water that talk and do dumb shit. Nothing really matters - we will be dirt and worms one day and the earth will keep spinning.

Welcome to the meat grinder my friend.

You sound part of the younger generation starting to enter the work force. Stay at home as long as possible (family situation permitting) and save your pennies.

I think these days with the current climate you have it really tough - everything is fucked in the work world and its all about more production more money at the cost of your soul. Good employers are far and few between.

You have 2 options:

• Stay on your current trajectory and feed yourself in to the grinder, you might eventially find stability.

• Alternative life paths to the traditional ones.

I know a few people that barely work and travel around all the time. They are some of the happiest people I know. They usually have a skill that can be traded for goods or money like painting, woodwork, think trade based skills, handyman stuff.

You also have the third option of asking your parents for a small loan of 1 million dollars and starting your own business.

First off thank you so much this is exactly what I've been waiting for.

I looked at the compose file and it doesnt seem to have the base image in there, just the DB and web setup.

I'm not super experienced with docker but would love to deploy this through my dockstarter setup - am I missing something here, is there a way to get it up and running through compose now?

Thanks!

Well to try and answer your questions:

• It does work
• Its not really unreadable so its fine
• I think it dries the same, I'd have to ask my other half
• The lint trap still works well because its vented so the air still passes through it

We've been using it the right way up for years so lint had collected in the botton of the actual unit and when I mounted it upside down that all fell through the unit body. It did cause it to smell like burning fabric for the first 30 mins running it upside down down but I just stood next to it with a fire extinguisher until it "burnt off" the smell you could say.

Now been running perfectly with no burning smell for 10ish loads of laundry!

What about now?

Sorry, it is an option to be mounted on the wall.

Normally it would sit right side up in a stack or on the floor, by wall mounting you have to flip it so the controls are at the bottom which turns them upside down.

Its not an issue cause like I said in another comment its a number dial and a hot/cold toggle, nothing hard to figure out

Nah it was sitting right side up on the floor - they are upside down now

Front loaders tend to have smaller capacity and harder to keep clean / sanitary so we opted for the top loader

Ok you seem to be currently incapable of understanding what I'm actually saying.

Of course women can be misogynists.

You are lumping it all together as one category when it's plainly not one category. That is as simple as I can make it for you. You can have as many internet points as you like trying to sound as intelligent as possible and skirting around my point while putting words in my mouth.

I wish you much happiness.

Goodbye

Not a gas, electric heating element

This is Sylvie

Motherfuckers.

I'm sorry to hear that mate