Wastage is a problem. My way around that is to put very little food in for myself. If the kids don’t finish their food then I eat it. If they do finish their food then I go for seconds of the normal grown up food. Sometimes it turns into an insane meal of spicy curry and rice, 2 fish fingers from one kid and the other kid’s bland pasta and veg… but I’m ok with eating random stuff like that for my dinner. I think this keeps us to being a pretty low waste house despite the kids.
Real talk though…
Here’s the best way to make a child eat: don’t.
Adults get to decide for food: what, when and where.
Children get to decide: if, and how much, and which parts.
Respect the choices and they’ll start taking responsibility for the choices. Encourage and support and then back off.
Not paying a living wage and terrible work conditions…Have you tried mindfulness?
Kinda like the monarchy in Canada.
The regular socks are now made of recycled toilet paper and provide no such warming.
You have to get the premium socks for warmth. Any elasticity you want is an extra monthly subscription on top of that.
Hold up. Ice in milk isn’t right? Who says?
“Jeez Steve, let’s start with coffee and see how it goes before jumping to pegging and dirty talk”.
For someone in this state, that’s usually a sign of spinal cord injury.
Left one should be “not having money”. I wouldn’t miss not having a job at all, but not having money becomes problematic very quickly.
Yes it’s bigger and less pocketable, but you also get a bigger and better quality screen. If you want something very small and pocketable then there’s the Retroid Pocket 4 Pro.
You can do comparisons on this site and overlay the images of the consoles to get an idea of sizes.
Native hardware gaming is great and the PSP was a solid device, but if anyone is new to this and interested in a gaming console for PSP, then just pick up a Mangmi Air X (or if you’re rich then go for a Retroid Pocket 5 for AMOLED awesomeness).
I sold my modded PSP 1000 seven years ago and think I maybe should have held onto it now that I’m back into retro games and PSP had a game library that holds up so well today.
The rising sea level is making men move away from their families to higher ground.
I got it, then saw that its app sucked, then stopped using it for months despite having a valid subscription, then found the Gray Jay app, then found that I can queue all my videos together seamlessly in an excellent player and now slowly I’m watching more and more Nebula content and cutting out more and more YouTube content.
Nebula has a lot of stuff I like (long form, deep dive, factual, analytic videos). Now that my videos across platforms can be in one place, its easier to accept the more limited selection on Nebula. As I find more stuff on Nebula and unsubscribe from more stuff on YouTube, my whole video stream diet is getting better and better. The value of Nebula is slowly increasing for me. I wouldn’t have continued at all or renewed my subscription if I was using their default app and going between multiple apps for my video streams; and if that was the case it had been much easier for me to stick with YouTube and Newpipe app.
Gray Jay with Sponsorblock included is the best.
Who the hell spells paratha like that? 🤣
I liked Day9’s take on the matter.
It works fine with 2 simultaneous direct play streams. Haven’t tested beyond that.
All that is running fine on 16gb of RAM?
My dashboard says that containers are using 50% of the ram. The server PC itself is using a bunch of ram on top of that because I ended up installing g Debian with the full KDE desktop emvironment. I ended up removing some resource hogs that I didn’t need (Element server, Linkwarden, etc).
The best way to get to grip with how this works is to start using it.
I can’t fill one wheelie bin with trash in 2 weeks. My cousin and his 3 kids would fill 2 wheelie bins with trash every single week. The amount of food thrown straight into the bin astounded me.