I like to make chili & spagetti sauce and just store them in my freezer. The only hard part is remembering to pull them out in the morning to defrost. Otherwise, just a simple grilled cheese or a fried egg sandwich is pretty easy to do with no prep.

I don’t know what you did but I like that UI.

It must not be loading for you. There is a fair bit there.

I vote green, but it would be nice to have more than one party who cared about the environment.

We desperately need new parties here in BC, our options suck. :(

Neat, I had no idea Mindustry was open source. My roommate played a ton of the steam version.

Yeah, thats kinda been my experience too. Any time a game has a linux build on steam I swear its a 50/50 if it’ll even run. I almost always end up switching to proton.

Neat. Maybe they’ve changed it since I last used it. Still not going back though.

I only have to reboot when I want to, not when a corporation wants me to.

Cool, maybe the rest of Canada will follow?

I’ve been using the recipe add on for nextcloud, it works fine for me. I also have no idea if it works with facebook. It can load a recipe from a URL, but I don’t think facebook lets you look at things without logging in so it probably wouldn’t work.

I am at the moment, but I’m thinking of switching to XFCE.

I switched to Mate originally because Cinnamon always runs out of memory and starts slowing down over time. If they fixed the memory issues I’d probably prefer Cinnamon.

Is biting the world good or bad?

I was thinking the same thing. There probably is a downside to having the innate immune system active 24/7, even if we don’t know what it is yet.

A magical nasal spray that gets rid of allergies for 3 months sure does sound nice though.

I can’t wait till he’s dead just so I don’t have to look at his nasty face anymore.

I didn’t even know carnivorous bats (unless bugs count) existed. Neat.

If it helps, this is a super easy recipe for chili to make: https://www.budgetbytes.com/basic-chili/

All you need is a big pot, a chefs knife, a plastic spatula, a can opener and a cutting board.

It stores great in your fridges freezer, so you can pack most of it into plastic containers and you’ll have lots of meals ready to go. Once you’ve got one good recipe down pat, you can focus on adding another until you have home cooked meals every day of the week.

Slackware was my first linux back in the day. :)

Neat. I feel like I’d accidently chew them off if I had them.

Thanks! I guess something like vim would count as a TUI then.