Soup is Good Food π
Seconding this - batch cooking is the way to go. Sometimes on a Sunday I'll just spend a day making large batches of 2 or 3 meals like this, almost all of which will be frozen and then used over the next few weeks.
Not who you were replying to, but thanks for this. I'm hoping to give Linux a go this year, on an old laptop that isn't needed anymore, and this makes me feel more confident about it!
They only run Miaowcrosoft products.
No problem π
Thanks! π
Yeah, I doubt I'd go to all the trouble if I was starting from scratch now. But this is more or less what I had back when Nova was king, and I've just replicated it because of muscle memory!
That's amazing news - I enjoy Rifftrax a lot, but having those 3 in character as Mike and the bots just adds that extra something else. That, plus the host segments, which is another part I miss when I see a Rifftrax episode. And MJP as Pearl, wrangling Bobo and Brain Guy as well?? Woo hoo!
Not sure about the latter part, but Total is another launcher allowing 4-way swiping for shortcuts. Absolute godsend.
Using a non-default launcher gives you more options to customise your home screen and any other screens off to the side.
For example, Pixels always have the Google search bar right there on the home screen, and it's not removable (or not last I checked). But what if I don't want it there? A 3rd party launcher will usually give me that option.
Or another example - some launchers allow the use of gestures to activate certain things, eg open app A, start an email in app B, call a specific contact, etc. This can be gestures on empty parts of the screen or swipes on icons.
On my phone, on which I use Total Launcher, it looks like this:
Tapping each of those 12 icons opens a folder. But I can also swipe each folder icon up, down, left or right and have certain apps or activities open without ever needing to go into the app drawer.
So, if I want to make a call, I swipe left on the communications folder (top right). If I want to open Lemmy, I swipe right on the Internet folder (blue, bottom row). If I want to open my phone settings, I swipe up on the Tools folder. And so on.
That way, I can activate 48 different things while only having 12 icons on screen, keeping it quite neat and tidy, and leaving space for my little collection of widgets at the top.
Ha, yeah, the benefits of being a set text at high school for a long time (possibly still now, not sure).
I couldn't do the whole thing, but I could have a good stab at the first 10 lines or so!
HWP is a fun one, the speaker is such a hypocrite, and you can tell Burns was relishing making him look so stupid π
I'm not all that well read with Burns, but I do love Tam O'Shanter, and Holy Willie's Prayer, they'd be very decent ones to try π
I'm currently trying to get in better shape and to that end have started dieting and cycling in my local area. For motivation, I've decided to try to 'virtually' cycle from John O'Groats (henceforth JOG) in the north of Scotland to Land's End (LE) in the south of England.
To do this, I measure how far I cycle each day (locally) and record my progress, which I then use to map where I would be on the route Google Maps recommends for cycling (I'm handwaving altitude comparisons because it's just for fun).
Ok, so - Maps says the recommended cycling route from JOG to LE is 965 miles. Fine. I've covered 21.1 miles so far (I've only just started and am not very fit).
Now, on the full 965 mile route, that 21.1 miles gets me to a small village called Haimer. However, if I ask Maps to plot me a route from JOG to Haimer, Maps says it's only 18.7 miles.
I've tried the same thing with other towns on the route, and the same is true there too - there's a roughly 10% disparity, even though the route being plotted is identical. A few yards here or there I could understand, but a 10% difference?? FFS.
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Thanks for this, it's my number 1 favourite book, so looking forward to reading the article!