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Everyday life

Handy references for day-to-day life.

Everyday life Crontab syntax The five fields of a cron line, the shortcuts (@daily…) and common ready-to-copy examples. Free Everyday life Common unit conversions Inches, pounds, gallons, Celsius: the metric/imperial equivalences you actually need when reading a foreign manual or recipe. Free Everyday life Date and time formats (ISO 8601, time zones) The YYYY-MM-DD format that sorts correctly, UTC vs time zones, and ISO 8601 durations like PT2H30M. Free Everyday life Common paper sizes (A4, Letter…) The international A series, North American Letter/Legal sizes and DL/C5/C4 envelopes: good to know before printing or mailing something. Free Everyday life Common file formats: when to use which PDF, DOCX, CSV, JPEG, PNG, SVG, ZIP… which format to pick for a document, an image or an archive, and why. Free Everyday life Special characters and symbols: universal shortcuts Emoji, accented letters, typographic dashes and HTML codes: how to type a special character on Windows, macOS and mobile. Free Everyday life Laundry care symbols Tub, triangle, iron: decoding the care symbols on a clothing label so you stop ruining your laundry. Free Everyday life Emergency numbers around the world 112, 911, 999: the emergency numbers to know by region, so you can react fast when it matters. Free Everyday life Recycling: sorting your waste correctly Which bin, glass, compost: the basics of sorting waste so you never hesitate in front of the bins again. Free Everyday life Essential knots: which to know and why Figure-eight, square knot, bowline: the few genuinely useful everyday knots, and what each one is for. Free Everyday life Home maintenance: a seasonal checklist Spring, summer, autumn, winter: the home maintenance tasks not to forget each season. Premium Everyday life DIY: the basic toolbox The essential tools to get started, without overspending or cluttering up on tools you'll never use. Free Everyday life Composting at home: the basics What can and can't be composted, the balance to keep, and how to avoid bad smells. Free Everyday life Simplified GTD method: organizing your tasks effectively Getting Things Done in 5 steps: capture, clarify, organize, reflect, engage. Free
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