I’m just this guy, you know?
Sorry, I missed this comment until now. Thanks for the tip, I’ll check Zen out.
The multi window feature I mentioned in Chrome is for foldable phones. Chrome allows you to open two separate instances and have them on either side of your screen; much like you can do on a desktop. I love the multi tasking aspect foldable phones allow, but very few apps allow you to have two instances of them running like that.
Firefox because it’s plugins make mobile browsing bareable. I have a folding phone so I wish that Firefox would hurry up and copy Chrome’s multi window feature, and then it would be the perfect browser for me.
I use Firefox on desktop too, but I’ve been experimenting with Arc the last few weeks to see what the fuss is about.
Every time I see Marko release a new song or feature in a new project I’m thankful that his retirement was short lived. It’s clear that after his break he’s managed to find joy in music again, and the world is all the richer for it. I’m hoping he’s got a new album in the works.
It’s live on my Pixel Fold. UK here.
Not really sure I see the point in the lens controls. Does it change the way the pictures are processed, or does it just remove the ability to “zoom” between the lenses?
Dragging myself through Dune 7 and 8 by Brian Herbert and Kevin J. Anderson was one of the most miserable reading experiences of my life…so I think I’ll pass on a show based on one of their spin offs.
I used to use this one…but for some reason I just never found any of the settings made it as noticeable and useful as an actual notification LED so I just switched to using an always on display.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.jamworks.aodnotificationledlight
I too miss notification LEDs…yet another thing sacrificed to the alter of bezelless design.
Another vote from me for out and almond milk. If you do any kind of milk steaming or latte art then oat is great for that…and I just like the flavour of almond milk. It’s really nice with breakfast cereals too as it adds a nice nutty flavour to everything.
There is nothing wrong with Soy milk, but with coffee you have to be careful you don’t curdle it due to the high temperature.
When cleaning I unscrew the top section and use the provided brush to clean the burrs and push any grounds out into the collection bin. I did wipe the part where the two sections meet with a dry paper towel as there were a few grounds, so I may have removed some of the lubrication.
I quite like this one from the Coffee Chronicler. It’s heavily inspired by Tetsu’s recipe but cuts out the temperature drop and makes it easier for those mornings when you want to make good coffee when you’re still half asleep.
https://youtu.be/68ZOXrXbVHc?si=euLieqh-lCDSdMUF
It’s 20g of coffee, 160g of water with the switch open, let it drain until 45 seconds, close he switch, add another 160g of water, let it steep until the 2 minutes mark, open the switch and let it drain.
It’s not as smoot and sweet as Tetsu’s, but it’s still a great and easy recipe I use often. I hope you enjoy! Looking forward to seeing what other recipes are posted.
In my head the Paul McGann TV Movie is called “The Millennium Clock.”
Better than the meaningless “The Enemy Within” title suggested by the producer.