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I'm in a standoff with my browser: I refuse to let it update as long as it keeps nagging me to update, and as long as I can't find a way to make it stop nagging.
It used to be when an update was available, it would pop up the message, and if I didn't choose to install it right away, it would remind me at a reasonable frequency, no more often than once a day. Now it is doing it multiple times a day. Suffice to say, I became very irritated and have dug my heels in deeper than ever. I don't want to completely disable updates, but... I haven't found any other solution so far. Maybe I'll need to downgrade to an older version. ::SNEER::
Bah.
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One of my phones popped up a message saying that a COVID-19 Contact Tracing app was available (the first such message I recall having gotten). But it was an app for the state of North Carolina. I live in South Carolina.
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Yesterday, my mom gave me leeks and a bunch of cilantro which she'd gotten from a friend.
I cut up and cooked the top dark green parts of the leeks separately from the rest. (I had read a webpage which said this part of the plant is inedible, but that is untrue. Perhaps on some plants the leaves are too tough to eat, but on these they certainly weren't.)
I stir-fried both parts in olive oil along with the cilantro. With the leek tops, I stirred in balsamic vinegar. It turned out quite good.
In the other pot, I added fresh ginger, a can of black-eye peas, and a package of potato gnocchi (after boiling it). It turned out quite good too.
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Today was like a warm spring day. Upper 70s. Flowers are starting to bloom. Yellow flowers grew from the bulbs which I had thought were small onions.
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It used to be when an update was available, it would pop up the message, and if I didn't choose to install it right away, it would remind me at a reasonable frequency, no more often than once a day. Now it is doing it multiple times a day. Suffice to say, I became very irritated and have dug my heels in deeper than ever. I don't want to completely disable updates, but... I haven't found any other solution so far. Maybe I'll need to downgrade to an older version. ::SNEER::
Bah.
.
One of my phones popped up a message saying that a COVID-19 Contact Tracing app was available (the first such message I recall having gotten). But it was an app for the state of North Carolina. I live in South Carolina.
.
Yesterday, my mom gave me leeks and a bunch of cilantro which she'd gotten from a friend.
I cut up and cooked the top dark green parts of the leeks separately from the rest. (I had read a webpage which said this part of the plant is inedible, but that is untrue. Perhaps on some plants the leaves are too tough to eat, but on these they certainly weren't.)
I stir-fried both parts in olive oil along with the cilantro. With the leek tops, I stirred in balsamic vinegar. It turned out quite good.
In the other pot, I added fresh ginger, a can of black-eye peas, and a package of potato gnocchi (after boiling it). It turned out quite good too.
.
Today was like a warm spring day. Upper 70s. Flowers are starting to bloom. Yellow flowers grew from the bulbs which I had thought were small onions.
.