I wanted a list of locations with saunas that I can visit in my free time, on vacation, etc. Since I couldn’t find one, I started creating one myself. It will change over time.

To make things easier I try to sort the locations a bit using these abbreviations:

• LT = leisure time
• HD = holiday
• ? = unsorted

1. Vienna
   • LT: Therme Wien
2. Lower Austria
   • ?: Therme Laa
   • HD: Linsberg Asia
   • HD: Relax Resort Kothmühle
   • ?: Römertherme
3. Upper Austria
   • LT: Linz AG - Linz
   • LT: Linz AG - Hummelhof
   • LT: Linz AG - Biesenfeld
   • LT: Linz AG - Schörgenhub
   • LT: Linz AG - Ebelsberg
   • HD: Hotel Almesberger
   • HD, LT: Therme Geinberg
   • HD, LT: Therme Bad Schallerbach
   • HD, LT: Therme Bad Hall
   • HD, LT: Therme Bad Ischl
   • ?: Panorama Wellness
   • HD, LT: Freigold
   • LT: Hallenbad Losenstein
4. Salzburg
   • ?: Paracelsus
5. Vorarlberg
   • ?: Seebad Bregenz
6. Burgenland
   • ?: St. Martins Therme & Lodge
   • LT: Sonnentherme Lutzmannsburg
   • LT: Therme Stegersbach
   • HD, ?: Larimar Stegersbach
   • LT: AVITA Therme
   • LT: Thermenresort Loipersdorf
7. Styria
   • ?: Parktherme Bad Radkersburg
   • ?: Heiltherme Bad Waltersdorf
   • ?: GrimmingTherme
8. Carinthia
   • ?: Kärnten Therme
9. Tyrol
   • ?: Aqua Dome
   • ?: StuBay

Over time I gathered a bunch of USB sticks I wanted to verify if they are still good and usable. For such a task I found the tools f3probe and fio. So, I installed both on a Linux based PC (I used a Gentoo based one, but WSL based should also do).

After developing code for a new approach for handling parameters in FreeCAD I wanted to present it to other FreeCAD users to get some feedback. Of course, the code is still a prototype, but it is working and shows the intended workflow, so I wanted to know if other people also think something like this is useful.

The official website of Laravel has already a documentation on howto install it on a Linux OS, but it requires to trust the installer script. This would have been run directly on the local machine without prior checking the contents and what is really done. Of course I manually checked the install script and did not like what I found. The installed elements would not be tracked by the package manager, it would install another certificate authority list for the local installation. Things I consider non-maintainable or unsafe. So I wanted to go another (more clean?) way on a Raspberry Pi.

Whenever I log into a remote Linux based machine via SSH, I first start a GNU screen session. Any when I forget, I often regret it when I close the session window, as this also terminates the processes I usually want to continue in the background.