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// @streakmachine
@kdfrawg A truck-driving friend who spends long hours driving is of the sunburn-affected type: red hair, fair skin. (Not I, though. I've scored dark [now greying] hair & an olive complexion). To prevent this he applies +50 sunscreen before going outside, wears long-sleeved shirts & a wide-brimmed hat. Even in the quite sunny climate we have here, his sunburn avoidance program is so effective that he needs vitamin D supplements.
// @matigo @hazardwarning @indigo @ukhaiku @jpa
@hazardwarning A few pubs around here do "triple-cooked" pork belly. First, it's slow-roasted then allowed to rest for about an hour. Then the meaty part is pan-fried and the fat side gets lightly charred on a BBQ.
// @matigo @jpa @kdfrawg
@hazardwarning it's often said the only parts of a pig that aren't eaten are the pee & the squeal.
// @matigo @jpa @kdfrawg
Well, the Mac & iPad that weren't connecting to wifi at the Mac User Group satellite session tonight are working perfectly fine on my two home networks. Methinks a recent firmware upgrade to the AirPort Extreme wasn't applied.
@hazardwarning Sounds like here. Tea, cheese & Xmas cake.
// @matigo @jpa @kdfrawg
@kdfrawg There's a couple of different versions, just found a pic of some bacon chops that have a bit more meat & fat than just the eye and are at least 1 cm thick.
// @matigo @hazardwarning @jpa
@kdfrawg A particular cut of bacon I like is marketed here as "bacon chops." It's the eye of the bacon rasher but sliced about 6 mm thick. It's mighty fine tucker.
// @matigo @hazardwarning @jpa
@jpa It's one of seven AirPort Extreme units the Mac User Group bought cheaply because they're superseded. This one is used by a satellite subgroup. The other six are used at the maim monthly meeting & I connect to them OK (or did three weeks ago!)