I just put one in my cart and made it all the way to payment option… maybe try again?
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Cake day: July 7th, 2023
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1·4 months agoThat Blaster Surface Shield is like an oily, waxy spray that wipes right off. It’s not like black undercoating that goes on thick and dries hard.
19·5 months ago
5·6 months agoSounds like you’re looking for Obtanium.
https://github.com/ImranR98/Obtainium
Edit… Nevermind… I just saw we’re in selfhosted…
I got nothin
It’s built in. I can screenshot a window, the whole desktop, or a free form selection. Press “print screen” on your keyboard. Here’s a good explanation. https://www.fosslinux.com/109737/the-definitive-guide-to-taking-screenshots-in-pop_os.htm
That looks awesome! I gifted someone a smoker. He went all-in on it… total rock star on that thing now. Cool to see someone having as much fun as I do learning a new skill. Definitely a good feeling.
52·7 months agoCall the power company. It’s before their demarcation point. They should take care of it. Yes, it’s probably ok to go up and “gently remove” it, but what if it’s not. Don’t fuck with that.
12·8 months agoI used epicurian for about 5 years. Easy to clean. Dishwasher safe. Very abusive to my knives.
Now I have a maple board for produce only and I use plastic for meat. The plastic boards, I have 2, were $20 or so, and are expendable. As soon as they get beat up (a year), they get replaced. I’m not really chopping on the plastic, usually slicing, so I’m not too worried about micro plastic.
The maple board was a game changer. Knives stay sharp much longer, and it just feels better to cut and chop on. Hard to explain. Cleaning is easy. After use, I wipe with a clean, damp rag, then spray with a 50% vinegar/water solution, let sit a minute, then dry. Once a week (I use it often), I coat with a thin layer of mineral oil. Soaks right in.
I also think bamboo would be too hard on the knives.
I’m not a chef, not in the industry, just a home cook that likes to have the right tools.
Installed. It’s great! Easy and fast. I’ll be using this almost daily. Thank you.
Both of those seem to be incompatible with mobile Joplin. Is there a way around that? Been using Joplin for years, but without plugins… New to me
I’m very new to docker. (Debian server) Have a few simple things running locally. Using tailscale outside of lan. How do I deploy this using Dockge? I’ve tried the compose files in Dockge. I tried the ‘run’ in docker… Keep getting “bad request”. Something about adding my server address to the host file… I got paperless ngx, Stirling PDF, and mealie going pretty easily by copy/paste from their installation pages.
Why not Pixel?
Activity Manager
I’ve used it to launch certain parts of apps. Doesn’t always do what I want. And you have to sift through a lot of useless stuff. But it works.
https://github.com/sdex/ActivityManager
On F-Droid also
You really should ask this in
http://discuss.grapheneos.org/
https://lemmy.ml/c/grapheneos.It’s a very helpful community. Someone will either explain why or point you to a FAQ. I bet it has something to do with the built in reader being insecure.
Edited… I totally gave the wrong url. Sorry. Corrected.
Correct
I use android auto and this has been killing me forever… Until about 6 months ago. I found this app on FDroid. AutoNotify. I was never able to get Signal notifications on the speakers when connected to Android Auto. This fixed that. Check it out. It works.
It works. Been using it without fail.
I always see change logs in there. But that
firstother suggestion at the grapeneos website is the correct answer.
Well I just learned something new. The term undercoating, to me, is the heavy black spray. I didn’t realize this product (B’laster Surface Shield) could be used like this. I found a reddit thread where a guy sprayed the bottom of a truck and a year later he was impressed how well it lasted. Sounds like it would occasionally need to be re-coated. I have zero experience with the green can product, but it sure looks to be very similar.