To be honest, putting them in a glass really helps me. Not too much of an arachnophobe but once they're contained I have absolutely no issues.

I recommend cardboard instead of paper btw, it's so much more sturdy and there's zero risk of the spider noticing a gap and escaping when tilting to lift it up. I'm using the same strategy for wasps that somehow found their way inside and refuse to fucking leave through the open window and there the lack of gap is SO much more important because I don't want a pissed off wasp escaping.

One alternative is ZeroSSL (which happens to be the owner of Caddy) but they only provide three certificates for free. Which is insufficient unless you use a Wildcard certificate.

Wrt the top comment: Also using inwx, they are the first vendor I've used to support Wero.

Also cis women can't cheat with a vibrating buttplug as effectively as trans women.

I wonder if they were more common here would people be more or less arachnophobic in general? Like, I'm much more afraid of a wasp than a crow because crows cannot sneak up and stab me. Or rather, they haven't tried. UNLIKE WASPS.

They could've decided to just stay in their cold and moist caves. But warm and dry homes are apparently more pleasent. I don't fault them.

Huh, it might've actually been a wolf spider that I threw out. Didn't know spiders that don't build nets enjoy entering homes. I guess temperatures are starting to drop, so it makes sense.

At least it would explain why it was just sitting in the middle of my wall nowhere near a corner.

Also apparently the other commentator was right, your wolf spiders are probably too small:

Wolf spiders are a vital source of natural pest control for many people's gardens or even homes, since the wolf spider preys on perceived pests such as crickets, ants, cockroaches, and in some cases lizards and frogs

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wolf_spider

Russia perhaps? Israel and the US are also strong contenders though.

Certainly not a Bavarian Swabian.

But tbh Bavaria should be split up anyway. Bavarian Swabia should go to BW, Franconia should be its own state and Old Bavaria should be split into occupation zones.

Yeah, I've seen that fucker way too often on Lemmy already.

It's always just:

In Japan, people do bad thing.

In USA, people are polite, helpful, accommodating, and friendly.

It's literally just nationalism designed to stroke US-American's ego of how great their society is.

First article:

He names those states: “One is China. And the other is Qatar. They are organizing an attack on Israel… [through] the social media of the Western world and the United States."

No sanctions.

Israeli importers say that Chinese suppliers have begun bureaucratic practices without announcing sanctions against Israel and are required to fill out many forms.

China apparently added bureaucratic hurdles to Israel but there is no refusal to sell any dual use goods. I haven't found any other sources mention this other than this random Hebrew newspaper by the way, so the extent of these hurdles isn't even clear, nor is it known whether these hurdles are still present. Barely sanctions.

The third source is your average noncommittal marketing. Words are irrelevant if there are no actions to back them up. Same with UN decisions - you can vote 100 million times to condemn Israel but it doesn't change anything if you don't commit to actually doing something. It's "thoughts and prayers" in response to a genocide, I'm sure Palestinians are satisfied.

And China being one of the largest Israeli trade partners means they have a lot of leverage, even more so than the UK. Which makes it ever more so pathetic they aren't doing anything.

This is the standard in countries with road safety laws. The first and only truck from an EU country I could find from a 1 minute long image search that lacked those guards was this one: