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.
Yeah, 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 🤣)
Look like a good pencil. Decent price too.
Looks 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...
They anonymise or pseudo anonymise data wherever possible: https://digital.nhs.uk/your-data/understanding-data-in-health-and-care
They also allow you to view who accesses the data with their register: https://digital.nhs.uk/services/data-access-request-service-dars/data-uses-register
Edit: you can also opt out/in of sharing at any time: https://www.nhs.uk/using-the-nhs/about-the-nhs/opt-out-of-sharing-your-health-records/
When using the extension on the article above, and using my university as the institute, I get: "Article available here Your library has this article available for you in a different database. [Get Citation] [Access Article]". When using Anna's Archive, I get "Library Access This extension will open when you are looking at databases that your library subscribes to. This will help you access the resources provided by your library."
If I am using Lean Library Open as an institute and I am on Anna's Archive, I get: "Lean Library Open The extension will only be active when you are on an academic site. If you have any questions, contact us".
I haven't had any issues with it to be honest.
There is a browser extension called LeanLibrary, which you can install from here: https://www.technologyfromsage.com/products/lean-library-extension/
You can get free access to quite a lot of journals, etc. You just have to set it up to "Lean Library Open" as your institute, or to your University/College, if they are subscribed to it. Makes reading articles and stuff much easier.
My wife uses a spreadsheet and connected it to her calendar. Seems pretty accurate.
It is a modified version of this:
Shot with a 18-55mm lens on a Fujifilm X-Pro 1.
Edited and converted RAW in camera, then slightly adjusted the Jpeg in Darkroom.
I think it is equivalent to your 401k. Could be wrong though.
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.