Made my own desktop app in python (tkinter) which encrypts the data with GPG. It has predictions and potential ovulation days. The predictions seem pretty accurate so far.
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kingorgg@feddit.ukto
Technology@lemmy.world•How I create static websites for tiny archives.English
2·11 months agoYeah, I’ve watched that video, it was fascinating. I also used to live and work in the Birmingham jewellery quarter and walked by the factory a few times. We’ve also got a pen museum too.
I want one too, they’re so nice.
(I like how this thread about static websites turned into a conversation about pencils 🤣)
kingorgg@feddit.ukto
Technology@lemmy.world•How I create static websites for tiny archives.English
1·11 months agoLook like a good pencil. Decent price too.
kingorgg@feddit.ukto
Technology@lemmy.world•How I create static websites for tiny archives.English
4·11 months agoLooks like a Faber-Castell.
If you like mechanical pencils there are some really nice ones made in a factory in Birmingham, UK called Yard-O-Led, they’re bit pricey though as they are made of Stirling silver…
My wife uses a spreadsheet and connected it to her calendar. Seems pretty accurate.
It is a modified version of this:
kingorgg@feddit.ukto
Technology@lemmy.world•Are you prepared for the ramifications of windows 10 EoL?English
1·2 years agoIf you wanted to get rid of windows in general, Darktable seems to be a good alternative to lightroom, for raw editing. There’s a learning curve, but there are plenty of tutorials available.
Not sure about Fusion 360 though… Maybe FreeCAD?
Haha thanks. If you want to check it out, the link is: https://codeberg.org/kingorgg/period_tracker
I haven’t tried it on windows though, so I’m not sure if it will work properly on there. It’s just a personal project for now. The UI is pretty basic too.