Bryan Pearson
@bryanpearson.bsky.social
Aren't Elon and Trump against the whole "work from home" idea? Why would they suppose that magically kids can learn from home without human interaction when they insist remote work is not possible?
February 16, 2025 at 4:47 AM
Aren't Elon and Trump against the whole "work from home" idea? Why would they suppose that magically kids can learn from home without human interaction when they insist remote work is not possible?
Thanks for this heads-up! Definitely want to watch with my daughters ASAP!
February 16, 2025 at 12:47 AM
Thanks for this heads-up! Definitely want to watch with my daughters ASAP!
That is a terrible analogy.
February 15, 2025 at 12:28 AM
That is a terrible analogy.
I have had good experiences with AbeBooks www.abebooks.com for re-visiting books from my youth.
February 11, 2025 at 9:21 PM
I have had good experiences with AbeBooks www.abebooks.com for re-visiting books from my youth.
Safety info - microwaves DO NOT SANITIZE food, except through heat. Unless ALL of the food is heated to a safe minimum temperature, it won't kill all the bacteria in the food.
Since microwave ovens heat so unevenly, they are not recommended for cooking - only heating.
The more you know...
Since microwave ovens heat so unevenly, they are not recommended for cooking - only heating.
The more you know...
January 15, 2025 at 6:19 AM
Safety info - microwaves DO NOT SANITIZE food, except through heat. Unless ALL of the food is heated to a safe minimum temperature, it won't kill all the bacteria in the food.
Since microwave ovens heat so unevenly, they are not recommended for cooking - only heating.
The more you know...
Since microwave ovens heat so unevenly, they are not recommended for cooking - only heating.
The more you know...
OK, here's why lower power settings are useful.
Some things, like clam chowder or tomato-based items that require a weighted lid in order not to splatter the inside of the microwave, actually behave much better at lower power settings. It takes longer, but makes less mess and wasted food.
Some things, like clam chowder or tomato-based items that require a weighted lid in order not to splatter the inside of the microwave, actually behave much better at lower power settings. It takes longer, but makes less mess and wasted food.
January 15, 2025 at 6:01 AM
OK, here's why lower power settings are useful.
Some things, like clam chowder or tomato-based items that require a weighted lid in order not to splatter the inside of the microwave, actually behave much better at lower power settings. It takes longer, but makes less mess and wasted food.
Some things, like clam chowder or tomato-based items that require a weighted lid in order not to splatter the inside of the microwave, actually behave much better at lower power settings. It takes longer, but makes less mess and wasted food.
Me and my 50+ 3v-12v power adapter bricks with various connector sizes and amperages congratulate you.
Keep the faith by keeping those cords!
Keep the faith by keeping those cords!
January 15, 2025 at 2:38 AM
Me and my 50+ 3v-12v power adapter bricks with various connector sizes and amperages congratulate you.
Keep the faith by keeping those cords!
Keep the faith by keeping those cords!
I have a copy of the Tom Peters book A Passion for Excellence that has 47 pages where the print was moved too low by about an inch, so the bottom half inch of text on 47 pages is missing. I keep it to remind me that sharing words with others takes care, and hard work, and involves trust.
January 10, 2025 at 1:57 AM
I have a copy of the Tom Peters book A Passion for Excellence that has 47 pages where the print was moved too low by about an inch, so the bottom half inch of text on 47 pages is missing. I keep it to remind me that sharing words with others takes care, and hard work, and involves trust.