I am so old that I don't know what you're talking about.I know I'm old and crotchety and everything but I am so tired of zoomers shouting "LET'S GOOOO" at everything like they're pokemon and that's their name.
I am so old that I don't know what you're talking about.I know I'm old and crotchety and everything but I am so tired of zoomers shouting "LET'S GOOOO" at everything like they're pokemon and that's their name.
I remember you being stuck down under. I missed Belize and Barbados stunts. Sounds pretty great!Yup. One month in Belize (we would have loved to stay longer but the visa requirements were restrictive), 3 months in Barbados (1 month would have been plenty), Christmas in the U.S., and then 3 months in Brisbane followed by 3 months in New Zealand. Except for COVID struck while we were in Brisbane and NZ locked down. We had sold our house before leaving the U.S. and everything went remote when my sabbatical ended anyways, so we stuck around another year. We never made it to NZ, but living in Brisbane for 18 months was great!
: Pokémon can only say one thing, their name.I am so old that I don't know what you're talking about.
The spammer was nice enough to use the same IP address for everything. So I set up a filter that got rid of it. No issues since.Everybody save the stuff you care about and say farewells to the posters you may not see again for the coming months! Brace yourself!
I've always assumed they would need a decent amount of moisture. Is that going to be an issue? I know folks around here cultivate them on downed trees trunk segments.So, after living here a while, I had an arborist come out and look at some of my trees. The oak in the backyard, while currently alive, is in bad shape. So I have guys out today cutting it down. I asked them to leave a knee-high stump, which I plan on inoculating with shiitake spores. Which just so happened to have arrived on Friday.
So, hopefully, in about 9-10 months, it'll look a little like this
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In East TX, moisture is usually not a problem, so long as we're not in a historic drought (which seems to happen every 7 years or so).I've always assumed they would need a decent amount of moisture. Is that going to be an issue? I know folks around here cultivate them on downed trees trunk segments.
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It should work because you're such a fun guy!!
It's advised that if rain doesn't take care of it for you, you water the area around logs/stump once a week to once a month. Even though stuff is dead, the capillary action of the wood grain will still draw up enough moisture for the fungus to get what it needs.I've always assumed they would need a decent amount of moisture. Is that going to be an issue? I know folks around here cultivate them on downed trees trunk segments.
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It should work because you're such a fun guy!!
I've already started looking at little garden tent nettingIn East TX, moisture is usually not a problem, so long as we're not in a historic drought (which seems to happen every 7 years or so).
I think the greater risk is local wildlife beating you to the nibbles.
Make sure you also look into tiny goblin statues.I've already started looking at little garden tent netting
I remember that video. Aviation enthusiasts immediately commented how it looked like he intentionally crashed due to various tells. They also said he was probably gonna get reamed by the Feds due to FAA or whatever jurisdiction. Lol hope it was worth the views.
Hmm, That's odd. I haven't noticed any problems using uBlock origin.So Youtube has begun fighting adblockers. I have Youtube premium so I don't worry about it anymore but I was still having issues being able to even look in the subscription tab. Apparently the anti-shorts extension in firefox I installed is a no-no too.
Fuck,
sameHmm, That's odd. I haven't noticed any problems using uBlock origin.
Not only that, but the additional ad is frequently non-skippable! What's up with that? You were going to let me skip the previous one, but now suddenly you're all, "Oh no. Now you're stuck and have to watch this one. You probably fell asleep in your Lay-Z-Boy anyway so we're just going to go ahead and soak up all that fat ad revenue."if you don't hit the skip button they show you another ad
This may come as a shock to you, but I still haven’t seen Adventure Time, or even knew about the date.I can't believe none of you beat me to this.
Well, yeah, it's never you. But there's a lot of other people here that probably have.This may come as a shock to you, but I still haven’t seen Adventure Time, or even knew about the date.
—Patrick
Updating our inactive account policies
Starting later this year, we are updating our inactivity policy for Google Accounts to 2 years across our products.www.blog.google
Google is about to prune millions and millions of videos from Youtube.
Any account inactive for 2 years is being deleted.
RIP Joseph Anderson's channel before his Witcher 3 video is ever completed.
Oh good, there was BUPKISS about that in their original announcementGoogle’s new “inactive account” policy won’t delete years of YouTube videos
Google is going to wipe out old accounts, but not ones with YouTube videos?arstechnica.com