All of them are French, but Justice is not made of robots wearing helmets.

Each time I needed a multimeter, and I don't find mine... I go acquire a cheap one at the store.
The result is that I have many very similar cheap ones.
What breaks the most are those probe cables. That is what I need to great search for. 🤣

The more stuff you have, the more similar stuff you have... so you can sort them together.
It might feel exponential now, but you can beat the curve with more acquisition.

So I needed to learn logo and be able to explain that to kids. And the best I could found is a text book teaching Logo on BBC Micro.

I was not in UK and I may have never seen a BBC Micro for real, but there was a lot of educational material for it. This helped me a lot in my summer job.

I learned LOGO on BBC Micro... but it is not what you think.

I was an IT student, and to make money I teaching computer to kids during summer camp. I was suppose to teach Logo to kids on IBM PC (the real thing maybe with Basic in BIOS)... we even had a big robot turtle that would move around.

Washing by urgency, colour, fabric or temperature seems more efficient than by family member. Worst case you can use "name tag" or any other trick to distinguish the owner. RFID that survive washing cycle exist and it is an electronic geek alternative.