Yeah I have a trellis set up for them to spread. Doing a living mulch with them using clover, strawberries, green onion, and dill.

New this year for me: four blueberry bushes, two thornless raspberries, one thornless blackberry, a goji berry bush, two dwarf cherries, a fig tree, an elderberry tree, and some sunchokes. Also redoing a sizable portion of my drip irrigation. I wanted to rip my maypop vine out and put a self fertile kiwi in its place but time slipped away from me.

I always do the usual tomatoes, peppers, cucumbers, strawberries, onions, herbs, pollinator flowers, etc… Putting in a new 2 foot by 20 foot raised bed as well for more annuals. Weirdest annual I’m trying this year is a tromboncini squash that’s supposed to be vine borer resistant.

My pluot tree is starting to put out its first fruit this year, so that’s also exciting.

My yard is less than a quarter of an acre, so I’m definitely getting close to all I can fit in it.

Bitwarden/KeePass for MFA (not SMS or email) protected accounts. Pen and paper stored in a fire proof vault for non-MFA and break glass accounts.

And no bee grenades

(I didn’t downvote you, just fyi, don’t know why someone would)

I personally have no issues with x11 if i’m using just one monitor, but if I use two or more I have nothing but issues. I am a tired sysadmin and don’t want to fight my personal equipment at home.

Wayland

Sprinkle some diatomaceous earth on the surface soil, and if they do emerge they’ll be ripped to shreds.

Sow True Seed has been my go to for years. Lots of cool, new and old heirlooms to try. If ordering something transplants/bulbs/slips you need to do it months ahead of time, but their seeds are pretty much available all year.

They’d probably just buy canonical in this scenario.

You could test that theory by attempting to boot from a live USB if you happen to have one.