As I notice @brave now showing ads on YouTube videos, I'm reminded of how godawful YouTube is to use.
Please fix this? 😂
As I notice @brave now showing ads on YouTube videos, I'm reminded of how godawful YouTube is to use.
Please fix this? 😂
Microsoft Faces Cybersecurity Scandal: Suspected Leak Let Chinese Hackers Exploit SharePoint
A Growing Crisis in Microsoft’s Security Chain Microsoft, long seen as a global leader in enterprise software and cybersecurity, now finds itself at the center of a brewing storm. A serious vulnerability in its SharePoint server software—one of the most widely used tools for workplace collaboration—was reportedly exploited by Chinese state-sponsored hacking groups, even before…
Apparently Blueland decided to reformulate their foaming soap tablets for 2025 in a way that permanently destroys the pumps in automatic soap dispensers. After my tried and true dispenser (that has been using Blueland for years) bit the dust, I bought a new (different model) replacement and it barely lasted more than a week.
Does anyone have a favorite foaming soap product that works well and doesn't come in plastic jugs?
Garden curiosity:
As it turns out, pepper plants can cross-polinate and while that plant's fruit will be completely normal, if you plant the seeds from that cross-polinated pepper, the resulting pepper plant will be a hybrid.
I had weird peppers after planting seeds harvested from my peppers once before, and I merely shrugged it off as an anomaly. (It was old seeds scrounged from a pepper mill I used for food). But now that it very distinctly happened again, I decided to dig into it.
This is the offspring of a small sweet lunchbox pepper combined with a mystery gene donator. Given that the pepper is hot, I'll say that the other party was either a Chinese 5-color pepper (small, multi-colored) or a Matchbox (very small, red) pepper.
Expecting a small sweet lunchbox pepper, I took a bite of this suspiciously larger pepper and was surprised by a blast of heat! I suppose I'll never know what it actually is.
So yeah, I suppose I've been operating in the mindset of "Plant seeds from <thing_I_grew>
and you get another instance of <thing_I_grew>
" But now I know this to not be the case! <mindblown.gif>
Shopping online for <thing>
...
Single item: $9.99
2-pack: $29.99
3-pack: $49.99
Sellers at this point are clearly banking on the idea that customers don't know a single thing about math and that they are assuming that you save money buying bulk, without thinking.