@matigo I rarely have it myself, maybe three times per month.
@matigo Had some yesterday with a dry Cajun spice rub, done on a gas BBQ. At home I use the griller at the top of the fan-forced oven.
TIL the steaks I have been buying from this particular butcher have been aged for thirty days. They also do sixty days on request. It's really good stuff.
@matigo Haven't used it for a few years, probably needs a replacement battery. I modified it to accept three AAA cells: it's way cheaper than trying to find the original 4.5 volt battery.
20 years ago I bought a used Mac Classic II (OS 7.5.3) from a private seller. One day I couldn't use it because the unknown-to-me password had somehow become invoked. I called a courier & sent it off to a place 100 km away where a fellow deciphered the password & wrote it down for me. It was sent back in working order with a note saying "your password is tluafed&troper."
Today I realised for the first time that it was the words report & default spelled backwards.
I recommend NOT using the ampersand in Cappuccino posts unless you can be sure of not editing the post. Otherwise, with each edit, "amp;" will be added to the &.
I made a serious error some 24 hours ago. I tried adding the Men's Shed's iCloud email account to the MyMail app on the iPod Touch. Something went horribly in the process and the account was locked "for security reasons."
To access the security questions on Apple's iforgot website I need a birthday but none of the ones I entered were accepted. I contacted Apple but they couldn't help either.
So that address had to be abandoned. All essential emails had been saved as attachments or in the Notes app anyway, so it wasn't that difficult to set up a new iCloud email account then inform all contacts of the new address.
But I had to come up with a new iTunes Store/App Store account and discovered that Apple no longer allows new usernames ending with @icloud.com! So I set up another Gmail account and used it to set up an App Store account. In the process of doing that I was then required to create in essence, a verified alias that did end in @icloud.com. Either the Gmail address or the verified alias can be used in App Store transactions. There were two apps that had to be repurchased, so I bought a $30 iTunes gift card at a 20% discount and was reimbursed by the Shed's Treasurer.
The new accounts are set up and working properly and I made sure to take a screenshot of the birthday and security questions and answers before uploading that to Dropbox.
The salvage was made easier because there weren't a lot of emails to deal with anyway.
I made a strong point of deleting the MyMail app from the iPod Touch.
422 days ago I replied to a tweet. Just a few minutes ago, another Twitterite replied to my reply. Yay for relevance.