Oh dear Lord.

So dumb.

So dumb.

Tree-style tabs aren't quite the same as normal vertical tabs.

They let you see which tabs were opened from another page, so if you've been doing a long search that required searching through several tabs, you can then visually see which ones can safely be closed.

Best thing since sliced bread.

This timeline just keeps getting weirder and weirder.

Res, I mean this as sincerely as I possibly can.

I used to have cats, and I loved them more than I can say. I absolutely love reading about your experiences fostering cats. Thank you so much for sharing these!

Oh, that's cool!

Thank you!

I’ve definitely heard of cream cheese wontons.

TRUST ME ON THIS.

Go to a restaurant supply store. The equipment you get there will be so many steps above anything you’d get from the typical places. You’ll wonder why you haven’t done it before.

I like that!

Is the first one spaetzle?

Although Albuquerque drivers do make me go

I came dangerously close to making it to high school not knowing that GUI-based computers existed.

*Mac OS X turns 25

I remember beta testing the original, and how much I disliked so many aspects of it. It’s gone through a lot since then, some good changes, and some bad ones.

I think the changes tended to be more positive while Steve Jobs was still alive.

Because it’s easy.

Where about in New Mexico?

You can use Docker to run it, and it’s pretty simple.

Sinners.

Just got back.

Very much recommend if you haven’t seen it yet.

Very cool. Congratulations to her, and to you for finishing and improving your time.

Jehannum wrote: Sun Mar 15, 2026 6:46 pm

"brownies in a corn mold":

Oh my God.

I just.

I just can’t.

When I was on the east coast, I used to garden so much. I would grow mint, cilantro, zucchini, basil, and TONS of tomatoes. I miss that, and hope to be able to do it again. It’s so dry here.

I’m so sorry.

I wish that it was easier to have a Linux distro that had menus along the top edge of the screen.

And I don’t mean this "faking it" stuff by having certain apps with menus there and certain ones with menus in the windows themselves.

I want consistency in at least the basic UI concepts.

That would be a fair point if true.

Very nice! I use a number pad too much, but I definitely appreciate the simplicity.

8GB of RAM is fine if you’re buying a computer and using it in the past.

Apple ALWAYS screws over their low-end customers. Especially on new products.

Their goal is NOT for it to be usable. Their goal is that you buy it, spend a while with it, realize it’s too slow, and then buy another better one.

It looks like a useful product for the right market, but I have 64GB of RAM and a 2TB SSD in my M1 Max MacBook Pro, and I’m not going lower than 16GB, no matter how much newer a device might be.

In Albuquerque, if you go down to Yale, pretty close to UNM, there’s this little place called “La Urraca”. They have Colombian food. The chipotle chicken arepa plate is really good. I recommend it if you haven’t been there.

Arq Backup with a cloud-based storage solution.

It creates an encrypted backup on whatever location you want. You can also have it back up to an attached disk or to one on your local network.

That is awesome!

Thanks, I really appreciate it.

I will take a look.

I’m not saying a huge heated area, just a little walkway. Ice melts just above 32ºF, so it wouldn’t have to be generating a huge amount of heat in most places. Most places don’t get quite the same amount of snow as Minnesota.

Ooh, a TAM! I don't think I ever got to see one of those in person.