I make very easy shakes in my nutribullet which are just water, ice, oats, chia seed, protein powder with probiotics, peanut butter and some berries or a banana. I swap in some other things like hemp hearts for the chia sometimes.
Tastes great and requires little effort.
Same here. SV06 was my first printer a few months ago. I’ve printed for a few hundred hours without issue. Very easy to upgrade the software with a raspi and mainsailos.
This is fantastic. I’ve been a $5 Kagi user for a few months and have been really enjoying it. The only issue has been that sometimes when I’m working on a project I need to blow through a ton of similar queries to find what I’m looking for; I’ve been forced to switch back to google for those. Now I’ve upgraded and am going full Kagi.
Is there a way to access the feeds remotely if you have the cams on a network without internet access?
NVMe drives have become to inexpensive recently I just bit the bullet and dual-boot windows from it’s own drive. Takes less than ten seconds to switch.
They are an oligopoly. Funny video about it with nsfw language: https://youtu.be/0ilMx7k7mso
This is a stretch but with bad press the resale value of existing teslas may drop to within reach of more consumers who would otherwise drive an ICE.
Now its a $2mm easter egg hunt to the programmer who can scan the archive for bitcoin info. If OP didn’t take it someone else will.
You’re from FL I’m guessing? You’ve got Florida-educated vibes.
Ive been sick a lot less as an adult. I’ve pretty much not been sick at all since covid changed my hand washing protocol (not sure what else to attribute it to).
This is about the best you can hope for from hexbear users.
This. Since I gained access: I only buy local, hormone free, open pastured, humanly treated meat. It’s expensive as hell so I can only afford to eat smaller portions. It costs what it should cost.
Why though? I see intermittent availability, battery drain and security being issues and I don’t see any up-sides.
It is surprising they’d stop working after only occasional use. The rollers on my scanner are good for 30k scans.
Parking near other cars is not in your best interest if you want to avoid damage. If someone has to block walkways to keep their car safe they are in the wrong spot. There is no excuse.
They don"t fit in the spot then. Need to find a bigger spot or a smaller car.
Is that so different than how the fediverse currently works? Subscribed content is already being federated across instances I’m just asking it to be organized together. When your instance federates with a community on another instance it doesn’t get the entire “5-year” backlog sent to it; only new posts and old content that someone interacts with is sent.
I think there are limits to the scalability of the fediverse, in general, I just don’t see how organizing the data differently is breaking anything. Only the most limited servers are going to be impacted from receiving content from three /c/butterflies instead of one. Most people are probably subscribed to the duplicate communities already; I certainly am.
require all participating communities to store ALL of the data.
Wait, what? No, not at all. There is no reason for them to redundantly store all the data.
Imagine the same concept but the data is just being aggregated. The purpose is that content gets more exposure and engagement not to create an archive.
Good to know. I haven’t had any issues but I drink a ton of water.