i was a pecker but taught myself touch typing pretty easily. it’s more efficient, so learning is its own reward:
if you want some drama in your education, look into zombie typing-shooter The Typing of the Dead.
https://store.steampowered.com/app/246580/The_Typing_of_The_Dead_Overkill/
think there’s web equivalents out there too
Just as possible it does not go bad because it’s too delicious to sit in the fridge for months.
What kind of rubber bands are they? The brocolli bunch bands are too stiff and too small for index cards.
Yes, and it’s a little different, much finer, probably requiring a slightly different bombilla (straw).
Oh, dear. Yes, I realized the picture I posted originally was out of focus, so I did a re-shoot, but he has since relocated.
It’s amazing how long cheese lasts in the fridge. I used to buy small quanities, but now I buy in bulk. Soft cheeses like cheddar are the ones you have to watch out for, but I think soft cheeses such as feta with a high salt content are pretty hardy. Hard cheeses like parmesan are golden.
I’m writing to you via a Bluetooth Keyboard on a Graphene OS Pixel 7… this is the way! I don’t understand whay I have to by an expensive microchip for every device. I just need one microchip, and I need one phone, therefore, I will do as much as possible on my phone.
I’m still kicking myself for that Samsung update that didn’t let me rollback the firmware; now I can’t re-flash it and I’m stuck with their garbage UI.
This is a major chain, C-Town, but I think it has a peculiar structure that gives individual stores a lot of flexibility in serving their local markets.
I usually give the organ meats separately, with only the chicken stock to make the oatmeal appealing. But sometimes he doesn’t eat the oatmeal, so maybe it needs some help (or maybe too much spice snuck through to the slowcooker).
I pour the oatmeal out on a cookie sheet so it cools quicker, then I use a spatula to separate it into tiles to make it easier to break up once its frozen.
Organ meats are hit-and-miss at the surburban WASP grocery store, but always in stock at the latino grocer.
You’re one of the undesirables my homeowner’s association is anxious to keep out of the neighborhood. In my HOA we dry our clothes in steel barrels heated by burning $100 bills, as the Founders intended.
You might also try an extra-large zip tie to break it up. I have a thing like that with little bug legs on the sides to pull up hair clogs out of the bathroom sink.
I picked up a nice mechanical keyboard at the goodwill. Two keys were sticky. I kept meaning to clean them, but typing on them and pulling up on the key to unstick it a few hundred times seems to have fixed the problem.
I just learned how to pronounce ão. Good times.
Portuguese conjugations are fun, they are so close to Spanish, and knowing the ão approaches an “m” sound helps a lot because the n in “they” conjugations becomes “m” in portuguese (hacen --> fazem, estan --> estão).