u/Passion_Ill

Anyone have a good solution to storing dry dog food that is cost effective, plastic free, and airtight? My dog eats dry food for breakfast that comes in a 25lb bag. The bag tore near the bottom so I need to store it elsewhere.

I checked the hardware store and the only real option was a Behren's bucket but the lid doesn't seal so his food would get stale.

The locking lid stainless steel buckets with a seal that I'm seeing are 60-100 bucks and I'm not willing to pay that much especially considering I'd need multiple to fit all the food. Even one gallon mason jars are an arm and a leg online.

Any ideas?

I got the Framework laptop 12 months ago and I really like it. Prior to this I've only ever used Macbooks. My issue is with Windows. I hate it. But as someone who honestly still has no idea how to use a PC, I'm intimidated by Linux. Everything I read about it has words I don't know. I'm a very casual computer user. I don't use it for work or anything, and I'm mostly just navigating stuff in a browser which is no problem. But when it comes time to actually interact with the Windows stuff it's not very intuitive.

Does anyone have a good source that might help me get over the learning curve with switching to Linux as someone who knows pretty much nothing about using PC's?

Or is there another reliable OS that I should look into?

I have the Light phone 3 and have been using it for 9 months. Love it, however am very frustrated. I can't seem to figure out how to export videos from the phone to my computer. There's not a forward to email function like there is for images taken on the phone, and I wasn't able to find any info on their website about it.

I even tried plugging the phone directly into my computer and wasn't able to upload that way either. I have Windows 11 if that matters.

Has anyone found a solution to this?