Canadians are so careless with their money.
@matigo I have a standard reply which I have available on all devices as a keyboard shortcut. It's "Be afraid, be very fucking afraid. I will report you for sex crimes if you do not stop sending such tweets."
@matigo The only time there's no salvage options is if the product has burned to a crisp.
It was supposed to be a pot-roasted portion of young goat leg. But I left it in the slow cooker on the high setting for too long with too much water.
But I salvaged it beautifully. I've been assembling a pot-luck soup, thus far it's been a can of potato & leek soup, a UHT pouch of minestrone & another of garden vegetable soup. It was lacking something, taste-wise.
The water the goat had overcooked it had cooled & gone to jelly. I scooped the small amount of fat off the surface and added the jellied stock to the soup, along with some finely chopped goat meat and a touch of vegetable stock powder.
It's a very thick & tasty soup now and the remaining meat will be served up in a lightly-cheesed-up peppery white sauce with a dollop of mustard.
@jws Thanks! I don't like having to sort thru alphabetical listings more than once. That particular setting is now unchecked.
Sick of the inconsistent performance of the MBA under Sierra. Apps stop working, stall & lock out any salvage method beyond a forced restart. The Applications folder is weirdly organised: first it has folders in alphabetical order then apps in alphabetical order. Telling it to sort on name or none has no effect. So I'm reinstalling the OS over wifi.
I made a simple Automator app to force-quite all open apps with four exceptions. But it's been necessary to run the app twice to get the quit routine accepted.
Simple solution: open the app in Automator & add a duplicate of the "quit all apps" action to the existing action.
Works properly now.