I see “your age” similar to the dating pool. It grows the older you get. When I was young my brother and his friends were incredibly old. But nowadays they are “my age”. I mean, my wife was literally born four days after my brother. That alone increased “my age”.
And when I look at the other parents I meet at my kid’s schools “my age” is an even bigger group. Add hobbies to that and it’s off the chart.
Delicious!
A sweet bread figure. The white thing is a pipe. Sometimes it’s substituted with a lollypop. I have no idea why they are sold for this feast.
They are supposed to look more like this:
Although I’ve never seen them with nuts.
My mom sent me a Weckmann for the St Martins feast because we don’t have those here.
It’s fat and ugly and missing an eye (ugh, raisins, don’t like them anyways) and I love it!
Oh, and for some stupid reason professional subs never translate the theme song. Fan subs do that. I used to have a version of Evangelion where it would alternate between the translation and Japanese lyrics in roman letters, that was nice.
I love when translators add cultural explanations in fan subs of animes.
This is not an example of that:
I haven’t been through this but I did cause a small oil fire in a pan once. Putting a kitchen cloth over that took care of it. You can buy special fire blankets. I think they should be in every kitchen even if you’re not afraid. If you know not to put water on an oil fire they are just annoying, but they can damage your equipment.
So yeah, my advice would be to hang one of those blankets into your kitchen.
Nextcloud as the server and DAVx⁵ with Fossify Calendar as the client on my phone. On my laptop Kontact, but I haven’t looked at that in ages, so it could be in shambles for all I know. I think I’ve also used Thunderbird with some plugin.
And my Fritzbox router uses CardDAV to populate the phonebook of all connected phones.
Only the other way around. You can read and post to Lemmy from Mastodon, but you cannot follow Mastodon content from Lemmy.
Guess I was always using the right combination of apps. Never had any problems with CalDAV and CardDAV. Except for frustration at outright missing support.
As someone with a crippling disease that forces downtime upon them let me tell you, it’s not as nice as it sounds.
Which one is it? I was spoiled by Kaffeehus in Göttingen. I usually take straciatella or chocolate but there it must be vanilla.
Your perception of time even changes based on your body temperature. When you’re hot time runs quicker for you, meaning stuff takes longer.
And people say Linux lets the user shoot himself.
I learned the other day on here that Germany’s https://chefkoch.de/, a recipe site, doesn’t have a big equivalent in the English speaking world.
Well, we do know that the US isn’t a functioning democracy.
Because signing a petition isn’t voting. First and foremost voting should be anonymous. Secondly voting should be secret. Combine these with online voting from an unsecured location where your spouse could coerce you into voting for their candidate and it becomes a security nightmare.
On top of that voting should be transparent. With simple paper ballots any child, idiot and elderly person, every citizen can understand how it works. YOU can keep an eye on the whole process to make sure everything is counted and reported correctly. This isn’t a theoretical possibility. People actually do that. And that way irregularities do get spotted.
Objects can be destroyed by being too large and coming too close to a gravitational field. If the moon were to come too close to the earth it would break up due to the pull on one end being stronger (and too strong) than on the other. That radius can be calculated.
Funnily enough with supermassive black holes that radius actually lies inside the event horizon. So an object falling straight in there wouldn’t experience any spaghettification before the point of no return.
If I wasn’t using so many other Nextcloud apps besides the file storage I would switch.