HornedMeatBeast

Ventoy, as far as I know, uses image files only, so if you are making changes to your files then my best guess is you will need to update the ISO or rebuild it.

I mainly use it for distro hopping, I will download the latest version of a Linux distro to give it a try. Got quite a few on my bootable drive. So I never update any files other than replacing the ISO I had been using for a certain distro.

I think Ventoy would work in your case if you needed to carry around more than one version of the automated Windows install you are using.

This is the main reason I use Ventoy.

I have a small external drive and I just dump multiple ISO files on it and then select whichever one I want at boot, I don't have to keep formatting and making new bootable drives.

Nice, I have a copy of this as well, one of maybe only 4 vinyls I have.

I've also got the Helldivers 2 OST.

This stuff was delicious.

My previous 2 flats were hotter inside versus outside during summer.

Everyone recommends keeping windows and curtains closed, but it made no difference for me.

I'd assume if my flat was hotter inside than outside, then having my windows open could not hurt. I could never figure out something that worked and my old London flat hit 37.5 Celsius once.

My new flat is on the ground floor at the back of the building in the shade all day and so much cooler. But I on,y have windows on kne side so getting a nice breeze going when I want might not work.

Hit a maximum of 25 in my flat this week thankfully, no fan or aircon.

I was doing a job at a client's new site and this is what their carpets looked like throughout most of the office.

I stopped dead in my tracks when I walked in.

I just had a look and the channel I originally saw the video on has a Canadian flag on it.

So most likely a north American thing, but might show up in other places.

Oh, had a look online and it says it is somewhat common in Europe, like Northern Italy but originates from Eastern Europe and Russia.

Been a while since I saw the videos, but they do it the same way as with other jams.

Boil the cones or fruit in some water and sugar.

The cones become soft (they are the young and unopened cones) and I'm guessing the flavour is similar to the smell of pine tree sap.

Pine cone jam is a thing.

Saw a few YT videos on it a while back, looks pretty good to me.

I grew up on Larson comics, a friend had a copy of a Far Side Gallery book.

I blame him for a lot of my sense of humour.

The picture frame on the wall...

It protects from the bow string, I've gotten caught by it before... it's not fun.