Today’s featured photo from the Photos app (2024/09/07)
The late blooming sedum in the side yard just getting started.
September 7, 2024
@cygnoir awesome, I’m hoping to get a Novavax soon
@Miraz I know, I'm just teasing. Have you watched all the seasons so far? I'm missing Jared Morehu who seems to have just disappeared, and was previously involved in so many cases.
Today’s featured photo from the Photos app (2024/09/06)
On this day: a lovely collection of succulents and Japanese maples in patio containers.
September 6, 2015
@JohnPhilpin I think that is called "a method to his madness"
@Miraz will he ever get a new car though
Today’s featured photo from the Photos app (2024/09/05)
I should have done a better job marking featured photos in the metadata of the Photos app. I’ve now discovered at least one I used twice. Hopefully this isn’t one.
Leaving LAX.
May 15, 2015
Today’s featured photo from the Photos app (2024/09/04)
On this day: rock arch and waves at Ariya’s Beach off Hwy 101 on the way to Gold Beach, Oregon.
September 4, 2017
@cygnoir nice! I've been eyeballing one for a while and just haven't pulled the plug. I have a long face and they always appear too "short" for my face. I'd hate for the chin the become a slipping issue.
@cygnoir it was a lovely if brief reprieve
Trying to figure out if the loan servicer sitting on my student loan discharge is doing so in order to wait out the clock on the presidential election in the hopes that something can be reversed should our worst nightmare come true.
@Miraz I've not heard that name for them before
Long Covid has pushed around one million Americans out of the labor force…[m]ore than 5% of adults in the U.S. have long Covid, and it is most prevalent among Americans in their prime working years. About 3.6 million people reported significantly modifying their activities because of the illness in a recent survey by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
www.wsj.com/health/wellness/long-covid-knocked-a-million-americans-off-their-career-paths-48926445 wsj.com
I just went out and cut some branches off my street trees and came inside and brushed my hair, laid the brush down and looked at it because something odd was sticking out, and it was a stick from a tree that apparently came out of my hair 😆
Today’s featured photo from the Photos app (2024/09/01)
Under a sickly smoke-filled sky, from the Bandon waterfront on the Coquille River looking west towards the Pacific Ocean with the Coquille River Lighthouse in the distance.
September 5, 2017
Today’s featured photo from the Photos app (2024/08/30)
In the garden: sedum ‘Plum Dazzled’ with a single bloom stalk of penstemon crossing over with water drops on the blooms.
August 28, 2024
Viral infections are not beneficial.
Four main categories of pathogens that humans deal with are viruses, bacteria, fungi, and parasites. The evidence for pathogens that may be beneficial to the immune system is almost entirely for parasitic worms and friendly (commensal) bacteria. In contrast, many viruses can even trigger the onset of autoimmune diseases or allergies.
Rachel Thomas, PhD - Your Immune System is Not a Muscle rachel.fast.ai
@Miraz brave little tree! how much risk of frost do you have?
@nsmsn well this one is making it onto next week's bookmarks for sure!
@jean what editor are you using to post? I cannot get an image to embed with updates.
@decarbonization every time I go back to the Friends episode about Phoebe and the smoke detector 😆
@jean yep, you spend a lot of time on the ship so it's good to go exploring and find the interesting bits
@tracydurnell I was planning on making scones today but ran out of time and energy, these look great!
@tracydurnell waking up to a sink of dirty dishes that prevent you from making your important morning things is the worst
@tracydurnell looks delicious!
@Miraz sounds lovely, I’m ready to welcome that type of weather again and for summer to be over
@lzbth it is definitely a warmer colored bloom, but I have several orange pots around the garden so this does a good job of picking up that color along the back border where most other flowers are cooler colors
@Miraz me too and thank you
@nsmsn that sounds like a fine afternoon
@AndyNicolaides haha that’s so right
@odd it was not you, and thank you for your kind words
@odd can't say I don't feel it myself sometimes
@manton yeah, I guess the main issue is, for example, I have a custom config.json where I'm only overriding what I need, but I like to refer back to the other one but now I can't see it :(
@news well, now I'm not sure I agree with my previous sentiment, perhaps @manton can clarify something for me: previously you had three sections of templates showing the level of override: your custom/override templates, the current theme's template, and the core MB templates. Now there does not appear to be a distinction and I'm actually not entirely sure where my overrides are anymore since it is a flat list without sections.
@tracydurnell I'm glad someone got a kick out of that 😁