https://youtu.be/b6jz5OpMOxg Started here, added scallops with the shrimp and used a can of creamed corn as well as a little regular corn.
https://youtu.be/b6jz5OpMOxg Started here, added scallops with the shrimp and used a can of creamed corn as well as a little regular corn.
I used Plex a while ago and didn’t like how I had to look for my folders against the stuff they offered. And the upside of being able to get my stuff from a server install on another network had me wondering if they were looking at the movies I had to pirate. Once I installed jellyfin, I didn’t have to worry. My only issue is if I want to use it on vacation, I have to do some vps hack-jiggery.
So how does one gain a nickname like that?
I made my first one the other week and it was so good. I have a picture of it in my profile somewhere.
Meatloaf is ground beef, and if your smart, pork sausage mixed with some extra seasoning and stuff, shoved in a loaf pan, and baked until fully cooked through. There are different things you can put on top as it’s being baked, my personal preference is bbq sauce. My wife likes a can of cream of mushroom soup.
One of the best things ever is a proper meatloaf. Something even better is the next day using the leftovers in a sandwich.
I do not recommend this for a beginner, but intermediate skill should have no problem. And if you don’t have time, save this for the weekend.
But with the cat, I had a bottle of Cabernet Merlot on the shelf, but too close to the edge. Some point in the early morning the bottle found itself on the floor missing it’s bottom. I figured one of my cats checked it out and knocked it off.
I didn’t use any special ingredients. Sear a chuck roast, cook the onions and garlic, deglaze with half a bottle of red and then reduce around half. Add a few cups of beef stock with fresh rosemary and thyme. I would have added fresh tarragon, but I only had dry. I also used some celery leaf. Meat back in the pot, oven preheat to 325f for two and a half hours. Add carrots and celery and continue for another hour. Once our, I pulled the meat to a serving dish and added a thickener to the sauce. Once thickened, pour back over the meat and enjoy.
It was super tender and delicious. I don’t have much in the way of poetry for you, but damn it was tasty.
Shrimp went in the layers, not on top. Top was extra sauce and a ton of cheese added halfway through baking.
Used a white sauce instead of red. A beschemal with shredded Parmesan. Then layered everything together and bake, top with mozzarella, shredded crab, and more Parm and sauce. So freaking yummy.
I had a bonfire and it took care of the crust just fine
I’ve actually started using Docker/Podman in my own environment, but I’m curious how you use it to develop AWS services with it.
These people have always been bad. Vanderbilt, Rockefeller, Ford, all of them had their issues. The big difference between then and now is the information we have access to. These leaders are more or less forced to live a very public life. We can find all sorts of articles and investigative journalism reports about Elon actually having family money. And when you are rich enough to control the few newspapers, the stories are going to put you in a very good light.
So what you are saying, in plenty of words, is that because the dude has the material privileges he thinks that the world has the same access to them too?
I have read many comments here about how horrible it is that the rich get everything and we need to make the opportunities equal for everyone, I think they are missing the point of the comic. At the end, Richard’s view has been filtered through the things he was given as something that happens to everyone. Nobody told him that he was given privileges that Paula doesn’t have access to. To him, everybody has access.
My honest recommendation is dd It works, it does it’s job, and doesn’t need to many bells and whistles. My only complaint is that there isn’t an easy way to show progress. But as a background command, it works.
I was working on a e-commerce site for a large furniture manufacturer. They wanted to add a new attribute to a site that dealt with the fabrics they used. This would have been somewhere near 500 individual products with their own value for this attribute. We had to get this lined up on the product csv because somebody didn’t think to do it in the erp. One of my managers was set to go in and use Excel to merge the lists, but I realized he would have to do this every month until the end of time. I wrote a quick script on the site to do this anytime the product csv needed to be updated. Write once, run forever.