@mttmccb Hello yourself.
I visited a small cheese factory today, or tried to. They're closed in August, will re-open on Friday, Sept 2. They have a pasteurisation plant onsite (nanny state says we might get sick if we eat cheese from raw milk) and their milk is available from various local retailers, such as general stores & fuel stops. The milk is a bit different to the "mainstream" milks otherwise available: it's a very pale yellow colour (not white) and tastes like proper milk should.
@phoneboy It's looking like it may well be legit, but they singled me out as being allegedly affected when I wasn't in the target group, having changed the password in April last year.
// @JeremyCherfas @sumudu
-Hello, RSPCA.
-Hello. There's a polecat clinging to my ceiling fan.
-I don't believe you.
-Well you'll have to take my whirred ferret.
That could have been most expensive, but for a $20 precaution.
I've just regurgitated some of my last cup of tea over the trackpad & keyboard of my new-ish MacBook Air.
Fortunately. it has a Moshi keyboard cover which save the keyboard from any moisture ingress. A quick wipe down was all that was needed.
@sumudu I received the same e-mail. I know from my 1Password entry on Dropbox that I changed the password only 16 months ago. I'm treating this as a phishing attempt.
// @JeremyCherfas @phoneboy
@kdfrawg I had a 3rd Gen iPad too, frankly, it never really seemed to deliver as well as it was hyped up to. When the first iPad Mini came out, it seemed to perform better the the iPad 3. I traded both the 32 GB cellular iPad 3 & the 16 GB WiFi iPad Mini in on my current iPad Mini 2 (the first Retina Mini). That's working fine.
// @konrad @rossa
My cat normally ignores "people food but is intrigued by the scent of the roasted goat on my fingers.