My 4 year old’s memory ability is all over the place. One day forgets mid sentence what he was talking about about or can’t remember if he is wearing pants, then later says, “remember 3 months ago when you promised me a Popsicle” or repeats verbatim the theme song for some random show.

Shocked face… No surprise to anyone who has actually worked in that environment.

Lol, right. That’s laughable saying that china is fighting colonialism and not replacing it with their own version.

OpenAudible - because Audible cycles books in and out of the membership too fast and sometimes their phone app sucks.

Prairie dogs along the front range of Colorado, deer in the Colorado mountains…

I had instability in kde when an upgrade moved me away from the proprietary Nvidia drivers. Might be worth checking that.

Wish I could try Wayland, can’t seem to get it to load. Fortunately when they pushed the update of Wayland as default they didn’t remove x11 support. Still been pretty happy with kde neon for the last few years

Please don’t do that while hiking around others, lots of people go hiking to get away from constant sounds like that.

Exactly the same story for me, the free Linux cost didn’t hurt either.

Bit difficult to keep using it since they killed sms interoperability. I understand the security concerns but if no one uses it, doesn’t really matter does it.

Thanks for posting, I had forgotten about these books. My parents had a copy.

I had a similar experience, also hard to find interesting things because searching tags didn’t seem to work well. Maybe there isn’t enough stuff uploaded yet.

Just about any Agatha Christie mystery is worth reading. I personally love the Hercule Poirot and Tommy and Tuppence series. Another series I enjoyed is the Lord Peter Wimsey novels by Dorothy L. Sayers. I guess the narrow genra I usually read is a cozy mystery because it’s easy.