SreudianFlip

Uhh I think you are going off your peer group as representative maybe? I know a lot of determined pre-resisters with weaponry and knowhow.

Which is why Americorps rail against CanCon regulations. It has ben decades of soft invasion.

Check yer stats, even in Alaberta it's only about 15% or so.

Probably a big difference between Lloydminster and Windsor.

Yes this, it’s real and important.

You don’t stop it (on your own), you work with other people who are trying to stop it.

You figure out what you’re good at and have time for and do that. In a group. Collectively. No-one is saying ’why doesn’t traxex fix this’.

If you want to take on deprogramming cult members yourself there are resources available to anyone to get you started.

For real, if there was apple’s extended warranty on it, they might have replaced it after the first explosion, but not the 2nd (unless PR opportunity involved).

But it’s a five year old computer, that warranty ended two years ago.

There are minor differences in the internal components, from 2019 to 2020 MBAirs, and a notable case change in 2021.

The 2020 model IS pretty tough, though. It’s the last iteration of 11 years refining an already pretty durable form factor.

Well, I will be happy to relay the results to get the ubergeek response and report back. He loves his job.

Ah excellent! It's likely my family member is just tugging my leg to counter the tired but gneiss pun.

Yep. Quoting my geomorphologist family member here:

Nice but not gneiss.  Gneiss is in the mud rock continuum which has shale, slate, phylite and gneiss.  This is a banded lithic sandstone.  There is partial melting of the quartz forming some of the banding, but there is also original depositional gradation which is also responsible for the apparent banding.  The top has a component of limestone.

Oh yeah, I get it. On iOS I use a simple database app called Collections that I really like, I use it for mileage tracking and certain kinds of journaling or lists that need extra features like a relational key or lookups or sketch or calculation fields etc. When I can’t find an app that does what I want.

Basically a simple roll-yer-own approach. I haven’t looked into sharing the data dynamically, though. I think Collections is iOS only, probably similar apps galore on android. https://collectionsdb.com/

I don't know of anything like that, but it seems like parsing out multiple different formats for recipe ingredient lists would be one of the major obstacles to consistency and reliability.

I don't know much about digital recipes, other than the crap that is various websites with their ingredient list obfuscation game.