I use one to hang up my TACOFORK.

Awesome! Now do Adobe …

MICROCRACK? SMH.

This is beautiful.

“a single candy bar–sized omnivitamin”. 😂

Beautiful finish!

Ooh, I found today very frustrating.

Hate that. Keep at it, the breakthrough is coming. 🙂

Yeah, I got to Amazing and was feeing pretty good about myself, but stalled immediately. Turned out I was only just over halfway to the word total. Yikes.

Just noticed the Genius bee has a witch’s hat for Halloween!

Ground this one out to Amazing, but now completely stumped.

I have found OnlyOffice to be a pretty capable replacement for most things in Excel. I’m sad that there is nothing so far to replace power query in Excel, but I mostly use that on my work (win) system.

++ for Notepadqq, recently started using it and found it great for opening very large text files, which was my main motivation for using npp in Windows.

It is nice to be free from the constant BS that comes with Windows these days, that’s for sure.

Tough PG for me today, never seen that word before.

Would love to help with this and will be reaching out to Jacob. The grocery industry in Canada has been a big shell game for so long, and I love the idea of exposing their bullshit pricing tactics however possible.

I expect it’s to generate steam in the oven for the first part of the bake. I just put ice chips in my Dutch oven after I get the boule in there, but I should try this.

Steam contributes to a good rise, if I’m not mistaken.

As a Canadian, MANITOBA.

Hey friend, your participation here is most welcome but I’ll ask you to keep the language reasonably clean if you don’t mind. (I might have gone with ‘FRIGGING’ instead, esp because it uses today’s letters). Thanks.

Ugh… I hate -ABLE days. So many perfectly acceptable words rejected.

See this relevant article on Firefox and Mozilla’s funding.

https://slrpnk.net/post/12621021

These are the daily letters in the New York Time Spelling Bee puzzle. The goal is to try to make as many words as possible, but every word must be at least 4 letters and must use the center letter (the one in brackets here). There is always at least one ‘pangram’, a word that uses all of the letters, as well.

I believe you can play the NYT puzzle for free up to a point, but otherwise you need a subscription to their games collection.

HTH.