https://youtu.be/oAHbLRjF0vo

Hello, I am lent green.

Rex Kwon Do graduate.

Because it’s working exactly as intended.

No need to change what isn’t broken.

/s but still sadly true

If I understand, you see everything showing connected at 1000/Full, but are only getting 100/Full speed?

After validating the cables are terminated and tested successfully with a cable tester, I would try explicitly setting the speed and duplex on both the switch and client and retesting. Sometimes auto negotiate sucks at its job.

Shut the fuck up, Donny.

Two households, both alike in dignity,

In fair Oregon, where we lay our scene…

RFC 1149 for the win!

Good to know; I’ve never tried freezing them!

You’re welcome!

You’ll either find the TortillaLand or the Tortilla Fresca packs. We prefer the TortillaLand, but both are uncooked and both are excellent!

Video showing packaging and cooking: https://youtu.be/4535gNwvy3k

Enjoy!

Costco sells uncooked tortillas from TortillaLand, and they’re fucking amazing. Cook like 60 seconds in a hot skillet on each side and you get a fresh, hot tortilla. No oil or anything needed. It’s wonderful. If you can find them, I’d recommend checking them out.

Only downside is because they’re uncooked, they have a limited fridge life, unlike the pre-cooked ones, but they taste soooo much better.

https://www.tortillaland.com/where-to-buy/

It has a paywall now. But when it was originally posted, there wasn’t one for a few hours. And it definitely wasn’t done on purpose.

I switched years ago to using Nellie’s Laundry Soda and it’s been great for us. Significantly cheaper per load, cleans well, doesn’t overpower you with fragrance, doesn’t gunk up the soap tray in the washer with the slimy residue, and is easily vacuumed up if it spills.

It’s like $90 for an 800-load bucket that weighs 26.5 lbs (12 kg) from Costco. You use 1 Tbsp (15 mL) of powder per normal load, and 2 if it’s a large or really dirty load. I almost always just use 1 and never had an issue.

Our last bucket lasted almost 2.5 years, and we are a larger family with a lot of laundry. Bought our current bucket last November, so should be good until like February 2028. I have a small plastic container on the washer and then refill it from the big bucket once every couple months.

Pair the soda with OxyClean and it works wonders.

Also stopped using fabric softener entirely and found out it’s really not needed. Dryer sheets work well if you need something; no need for liquids.

Finally, I have rediscovered how awesome bleach can be for laundry, and it is also very inexpensive, so definitely recommend looking into that, too.

EDIT: One more thing— always do your wash cycle on at least warm for virtually everything you wash. Regardless of what soap you use, liquid or powder, it’s not as effective in sudsing and such in cold water as it is warmer. I’ve noticed better results using warm for all my colors and then hot for whites, towels, and the like. Cold is only for specific scenarios or garments. In my experience, ink bleeding really isn’t a thing anymore unless you’re making your own tie-dye shirts or something, which was the justification for using cold for colors back in the day.

God be praised!

The Walking Dead S03E04 “Killer Within”.

Minnesota noice

Just need a bunch of Estes rockets and some duct tape and you’re golden.

I’ve been using Duolingo to learn a language for a few years now, enjoy it, and feel that I continue to progress. I know there are other apps out there as well but I don’t have any experience with them. Duo does have a gamification component to it — some of which you can disable, but not all — and there is a cost if you choose to subscribe.

For me, though, I’m likely going to need to immerse myself and/or take a few formal classes to get better at conversational speaking as I keep learning. Not many folks around me learning German. The app does help practice conversations and give tips, which is nice, but using a language in real life with another person is more effective for me.