The new David “Bronze” protein bars are truly terrible. The texture reminds me of the old Charleston Chew bars: bland chocolate surrounding a tough center that is stretchy and chewy. Don’t be fooled into thinking this is creamy or nougat-like based on its appearance. I didn’t mind the regular David bars, but these are a huge step down.
Never understood all the malice directed a Phil Collins. He has an impressive oeuvre. Deserves to be in Hall of Fame.
Mr. Clean;m: natty or not?
Why does life need to be so complicated?
Remember when Apple was good at design?
Ubiquiti people: I am futzing with Teleport and WireGuard as hosted on a Cloud Gateway Fiber for the first time.
I can connect with either no problem, however, I **cannot** access any internal hosts other than the gateway itself. That's applicable to both Teleport & WireGuard.
It feels to me like a firewall issue, but I'm a bit out of my depth.
What am I doing wrong here?
The dual-knit Vision Pro band is a game-changer for me, mainly because it has solved my issues with eye tracking. It is also more comfortable, but the AVP is still heavy. Early days, but it may make me a regular user, even for just as a Mac virtual display.
I admire the New York Times’ Wirecutter for testing 25 brands of mayonnaise, but a simple listen to the Hellman’s jingle could have saved them a lot of effort.
Though I’ve been a Pro Max user for years (and haul around a 16 inch MBP), the iPhone Air has been a revelation. Comfortable in one hand, light in the pocket, and a big enough screen for my aging eyes. Battery life has been plenty. Totally worth the reduction in camera count.
Dubai Chocolate gelato from Julietta in New York. Reminds me of a Nestle Crunch bar, with more subdued crispiness. Pistachio was subtle. Had a rich chocolate flavor.
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