Rob Bos

I mean, IBM and Redhat and Amazon and Azure…

Troll

Aluminum cans are great but still use a plastic lining, so I’m not sure overall whether it comes out better. You still get microplastics.

Having supported windows professionally for many years… I have had trouble with windows wifi. Oh lawd have I. Linux is easier.

Linux is a worthy opponent. Windows is a toddler with a Glock.

Since we got municipal compost, completely dry and nonstinky garbage. Super nice.

Haven’t had trouble with wifi on Linux in like 12 years.

Bluetooth on the other hand…

Manual save made sense when a disk write froze the program for seconds and engaged the disk drive with sounds (which I miss a little; very reassuring) but today autosave ought to be fully expected. LibreOffice really should’ve had it on by default.

I will give it a try!

!thelongdark@lemmy.ca

It’s a tweet, Michael. What could it be worth, ten dollars?

Among the other suggestions people have made in this thread, I’d like to add that just covering something and allowing the food to steam-heat makes a big difference. For instance I will usually poke a well in the middle of leftovers, put a tiny bit of water in (especially with rice, which dries out) and cover it with a plate. The water boils and heats it much better.

This happened during our visit to Victoria (BC). There’s a cat marked on Google Maps near the Transcanada Mile Zero marker. Wasn’t there, unfortunately.

Some people confuse mild and delicate flavours with bland, too. Young Gouda isn’t particularly strong but it’s good and still distinct.

I was unaware! I will try it earliest opportunity.

Theres a lot of great dutch food! I will defend pannenkoek, stampot, oliebollen, Gouda, spekkoek, krokets, poffertjes, stroopwafel… hell, I love pickled herring.

Dutch food is very underrated!

Im curious what non ethical monogamy looks like.

Oh, are chocolate rations up to 60 grams now?

Streets ahead, brah. The Brahm Meister.

Get a tamper to pack em in a little

Ugh. As in blaming someone, casting aspersions on them for something that isn’t their fault or responsibility. Words broaden in meaning. If you’re going to quibble about semantics, I got nothing to say to you.

Putting the responsibility to understand legalese (and advanced concepts like rootkits) to such an extent on the end user is just straight gaslighting. Nobody has the required expertise to determine what an EULA actually says outside of the lawyer who wrote it, and even then, I wouldn’t guarantee it.