I am downloading Mint xfce currently, was to see how that runs and if it goes well do cinnamon. The laptop has an M.2 SSD, unsure of the capacity, but I am going to guess 512gb.
congrats on having one btw
Coming up on 24 years!
Thank you, I have not come across this brand.
$2500 for what seemed to be the low end.
I looked at some bikes last night, way more than I thought I was to be paying for this idea.
She has thermal boots, but even with those I worry at the temps we get when I can feel the heat through my shoes.
I am steering away from an e-bike because in the off season when I can let her run with me, I want the scooter over the bike.
I remember when razr scooters were the thing to have and my kids had them. I loved riding theirs but always wanted a grown up sized one.
But if I am unable to find an escooter, I may go the bike route
Hallucinations built right into it?
White power shaman did nothing wrong!
I am 250ish, the majority I saw were 265 weight limit. I carry a rather heavy backpack, so even without the dog in the equation I would want something around 300.
I ordered a k1 max from keychron today. It was a bit more than I wanted to pay, but it looks to be a good board. This one looks interesting. I have used ergo boards but never a split board.
The water content would cause issues too, as would the sugary syrup.
With the impending closure of lemm.ee and both of the current mods being MIA I created a new foraging community !foraging@slrpnk.net
Come join us and share your forages, or learn about ours.
Even Furiosa, my dog, is foraging.
I have long thought the birds were beating me to the ripe currants we pass on our morning hike. But yesterday I was close enough to my dog to catch her foraging them!
I have suspected her foraging for a few weeks, I was visiting my sister on our family farm, there are wild wolf berries (goji) between her house and the farm house. And she saw the dog eating berries off the bushes.
There were some good ones this morning.
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Or something like a grease gun that screws or clamps onto the valve and then forces the goop in.