Not really sure what this means. I'm not really aware of anything I'm missing out on. If you don't want to use their cloud storage (which you have to pay extra for) there's no need to have an apple account. All the apps I use work fine locally
southernbrewer
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You don't need to use an Apple account with Mac computers, and it doesn't even try very hard to convince you to either
The difference is the order: long black has water on the bottom, espresso on top. Canadiano is the opposite.
Long black's better because it preserves the crema better (it doesn't get murdered by pouring the water on top)
I'd use it if it didn't cost extra in my country. Swiping my card really isn't much harder
In other words this will affect exactly zero users.
Why would debian not have done this a decade ago?
What is the about?
Yesh they weren't good people and especially bad with animals. Poor kitten had worms and was super malnourished and they didnt seem to care. Wasn't spayed either. The new owners got her sorted out and she's doing fine ever since
Stole my neighbours cat and re-homed it. It had to be done
Thanks, that makes sense. I guess I should have mentioned but you probably figured out , that I live in a country (NZ) where (most?) schools don't provide lunches.
Now that you mention the cost angle I think I've heard of some schools providing free .. breakfast? For kids who show up hungry. But this was specifically a social aid program and not something that was designed/funded to be used by a majority of students.
The whole concept sounds so fake to me. You mean you don't just make and take your own lunch? Why not? Do you have to pay for the lunch or is it includes in your fees?
I always just took some PBJ sandwiches, a yoghurt, a muesli bar, a piece of fruit, maybe a cookie or a chocolate or some seaweed. It's not exactly time consuming to throw that together in the morning, takes maybe 5 minutes or less
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I see a kangaroo ๐ฆ in northwest Australia, great attention to detail there