Yep, bad conversion on my side … corrected.

I’ve had both … our current is a convection oven / microwave combo, that has no option to disable the fan (we also have a regular oven). I think our last oven that had a convection feature also had an option to turn the fan on separately, but it’s been a long time.

Dark brown sugar should only change the flavor a bit, since it just has more molasses added to the sugar (but I guess it could change the texture a bit in a small batch).

The recipe probably assumes a regular oven, not a a fan (convection) oven. I’m not sure about yours, but our convection oven has instructions for lowering the temperature from what the recipe calls for (25 degrees lower F, so about 4 degrees 14 degrees C) if using the fan.

Also, if you don’t already have one, you might want to get an oven thermometer. I’ve seen a lot of ovens that don’t actually cook at the temperature they are set to on the knob, so having a thermometer in the oven that you can check and make adjustments until the oven temperature is where you need it to be can help a lot.

You might see if “Shop and Deliver” orders are available in your area (Should be under “Preferences” in the app). We tend to do more shopping than food orders, and tend to make more in our area (and there’s no waiting for shitty restaurants). If I could turn off food delivery and just do shopping I would.

It can be smaller trips like Walgreens or CVS , lots of Dollar General, and even larger stores (with larger orders) like Target, Food Lion, or Aldi.

And when they’re not stealing tips, they’re paying the lowest base on good tipping orders.

15 mile delivery with a really good tip? … $2 base pay.

That’s the exact reason I went with the Q5 Pro … 3 extra keys where the middle cluster would be, and the numpad is intact.

This style might help as well, since there are two or three points of reference:

https://www.oxo.com/1-cup-angled-measuring-cup.html

We have the set with 1, 2, and 4 cup versions, and really like them.

It’s an Expression-Bodied Member (available since C#6). The expression (=>) is just syntactic sugar that the compiler recognizes as a single line property with only a getter (under the hood both versions compile the same).

I might have had a few licks of the salt blocks we got for rabbits when I was a kid (before the rabbits started licking them).

unsmoked tobacco, smells amazing

Agree completely on this. Pipe tobacco in particular always smells great (but can’t stand the smell of smoke).

do be like a stink bug sometimes

Seems to be certain times of the year here (US South). Sometimes we go months without a bunch that smells like them, and other times it’s every bunch for a month (and we almost always have a bunch in the fridge).

Fish Sauce.

Love the flavor that it brings to dishes, even to uncooked sauces, but holy crap the smell.

because then I can use it on my phone my tablet my computer and have access to all of my tabs as access to all of my searches everything between the three devices.

You can do that with Firefox. If you use Android you can also run uBlock in the mobile version of Firefox, which is why I’ll never use Chrome again.

I’m 52 and have been playing video games since we go the Atari 2600 when I was about 6 (while they only play mobile shit these days, both of my parents actually played the Atari when we had it).

We’ve owned all but 2 of the Nintendo consoles (Wii U and the Switch 2), Numerous Xbox and Play Stations (more for my boys, but I have an XBox One that I still play a bit), and have been a PC gamer since DOS (Lemmings and Duke Nukem).

My Steam account will be 22 years old in a few months, and something gets played every week.

About to be 53, and we had an Atari when I was a little kid.

64 GB RAM and 16 CPU cores

Just built a new machine, and went with 64 GB RAM, and a Core Ultra 7 (20 core).

I knew it was overkill, but I run a lot in VMWare, and tend to keep my towers for a very long time, so I decided to future-proof it.

Guess it’s a minimum spec machine now.

We have a binary file that has to maintain compatibility with a 16 bit Power Basic app that hasn’t been recompiled since '99 or '00. We have storage for 8 character strings in two ints , and 12 character string in two ints and two shorts.

I pulled into a Dollar General store yesterday (September 2nd) and they had a bin of Christmas wrapping paper for sale on the sidewalk in front of the store.

It looked faded (like it was leftover in a warehouse from last year), and I think it was with the discounted summer close out stuff, but still.

My kids had the Tonka Workshop version. I think there were 3 or 4 Tonka games that all had different keyboard mounted “controllers”.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/146359420144?chn=ps&norover=1&itemid=146359420144&targetid=4580702894586646&device=c&mktype=&googleloc=105826&poi=&campaignid=418640321&mkgroupid=1233652283797640&rlsatarget=pla-4580702894586646&abcId=9300602&merchantid=51291

It included a little plastic hammer so you could pound on the keyboard!

We were driving somewhere and suddenly decided to order some chicken on the way home (figured it would be done when we got there and we wouldn’t have to wait).

They required an app: my wife downloaded it, set up an account, picked the store that was on the way home (but not closest to where we were) and put the order into the app, only to have it fail sending it to the location.

Several times.

By the third try we were in the parking lot and I just went in and ordered.

Had a tech drive an hour and half to a site where the onsite staff couldn’t get a server to boot last week.

Somewhere between scheduling and actually driving down (half a day later), someone came to work that understood how the power button works, but didn’t bother to let anyone know that it was already booted back up and working.