I found a solid metal strainer, not mesh for my sink. Holds up forever and much easier to clean. Even if you have a disposal, its not great to just dump everything down the drain [citation needed]. You especially want to catch things like small bones and forks.

The disposals seem common enough, a lot older/outdated homes don’t have them. I have no idea what they’re putting into new houses and renovations.

Never had an under the sink mess like you describe, maybe yours just had a small leak?

I always liked Qui-Gon.

A Jedi who was always true to his faith in the force and never fell into to the politics of the order.

🎼Yum yum paste! 🎵

🎶I love to eat paste!🎶

🎵It’s got a great taste!🎵

🎼Yum yum paste! 🎵

🎶I love to eat paste!🎶

🎵It’s got a great taste!🎵

🎼Yum yum paste! 🎵

🎶I love to eat paste!🎶

🎵It’s got a great taste!🎵

Probably 10 minutes, but by that point they had to double down for the shareholders and as long as everyone copied, they were good.

As someone who needs GPS a lot for work, having it on the large display is very nice. I think the sweet spot is around 7 inches; big enough for maps, but leave enough space for everything else.

The best is when they display the “next step” right on the dash. Too bad my work vehicle doesn’t do that.

I suppose, but if you’re going for the American diner experience, you might as well go with a good one. Or just try all of them.

Are IHOP and Denny’s still good in Texas? Where I’m at, you’re better off with a box of your own pancake mix. I tend to find local dinners offer much better food.

I agree, the unified experience is really good.

Its just their prices are highway robbery.

RIP

Its seems less on the software side, but more of a hardware reparability and cost issue.

For the iphone 16, going from 128GB to 512GB is $200.

The new Mac mini is asking for $200 for 8GB extra of ram, and $800 for 2TB of (non-removable, encrypted) storage (the base model is only $600). For an extra $1200 you can upgrade the Mac mini to have 32GB RAM, 2TB of Storage and 10GB ethernet.

For reference a good Samsung top of line 2tb nvme drive is about $200. And most 32gb ddr5 kits are about $100. So instead of $300, you pay $1100.

On the software front, they are more stable. If you jumped from a 2014 iPhone to a 2024 iPhone (and iOS), it’d be similar enough you wouldn’t feel you’re on a brand new OS.

Good luck trying that with android (or even windows to some extent).

Happens to me all the time too, I’ll open it via the notification and it just won’t show up.

Or I’ll delete an email about 5 time until its finally gone.

So they are replacing windows mail with Microsoft outlook, which was replaced by windows mail years ago (well not really 100% true, its fun to think of it that way)

Although, to be fair, maintaining two mail clients is pretty stupid.

If they can stop pushing all the separate half baked “new”/"beta/“work” versions of mail and teams, and just update them so everyone’s on the same garbage apps, that would be great.

Relevant xkcd

Yes, let’s get the kid started with dark humor.

This is like one of those impossible “wife” questions with no good answer and no clean escape.

“Hey honey, if a clone of me ever replaced me, you’d be able to tell the difference right.”

“Of course dear”

“Well how”

“Umm, how about XYZ”

“What if they copied XYZ too”

“ZYX?”

“ZYX! Is that what you think of me!!”

That lawsuit could hold up in court, and I wouldn’t be mad. Fuck MS

Have you looked into GL.inet’s offerings? They use openwrt as their base and build off it.

Many are mesh capable and have a USB for easy network storage.

Yoi jist don’t inderstand modern artucles?