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Joke aside, there is a legitimate point to be made, because plant - herbivore interactions can be modeled similarly to predator - prey interactions. That also works to s certain degree for parasite - host interactions.

Raccoon also supports tagging

Shouldn't be impossible. There are addons for Zotero (reference manager) to check CrossRef for citation count and one of the post-publishing review platforms for comments on the paper.

Being unable to die even if your health declines and you cannot afford healthcare sounds like proper torture to me. Sounds almost a bit like Prometheus.

You are actually asking two questions, both rather complicated.

1. Is there a chemical that induces avoidance in ants (or at least some ant species)?
2. Can you teach ants to avoid an odor.

After a quick glance at the literature, I'd say that there are some chemicals that induce avoidance.
But I was frankly too lazy to look into the learning aspect.

I've been there this summer. There's a sign asking you to tell your nationality while passing the person. It's just for tourist demographics and completely voluntary.

My Pixel is taking short video snippets from which you can then choose the best frame, and so far no other app than GP is able to handle those (as far as I know at least).
Can Immich work with those?

He gets regular vet checks and just drools whenever he is purring. Completely normal for him

Nah, he gets yearly dental checks. One quite recently.
He just drools when he is purring

Just attach downwards facing blanks that trigger at the same time.
Checkmate physics

The main thing of the app is to create widgets. If you open the app it's just so many settings to tune your widget as you want it. The Dev is also super responsive, so if you miss a specific feature it's worth reaching out

Meteogram, super customizable weather app. The subscription or one-time-for-life-payment allows access to all paid weather providers that are currently implemented