It blocks (or skips) YouTube ads. I use it in conjunction with 1Blocker to get all ads.
I use Reeder (https://apps.apple.com/app/id1529445840) on my iPad and iPhone. Before it allowed you to subscribe I was using Feedly.
I use it for digital books and it works great. You can configure it to send a book to an email so it appears automatically. The auto tagging works well too.
I didn’t see a paywall when I clicked on the link, but you can try this:
I have an Andalusia leather case and I love it. It’s lasted far longer than any other case and it still looks great.
I could, but I feel like that shouldn’t be the solution. I’m using the original AppleTV 4K.
I agree. I feel like this must not be a product that anyone that makes decisions at Apple actually uses. I imagine there’s a big part of they get and have access to everything for free that they don’t ever come across these issues themselves.
This is driving me nuts. My wife and I are watching The Office. I’ve purchased the whole series through Apple. Every once in a while I go in to continue watching and rather than just playing it from the only place I’ve ever watched it it instead decides to open it in the Peacock app. I’ve never watched The Office in the Peacock app. Then to continue I have to find it in my library and scroll to the episode I’m watching.
Anyone else have this issue?
Labors reader looks really great. Just wish it had an iOS/android app. I’ll definitely keep it in mind.
Aren’t they poisonous? Maybe a different variety?
Made these the other day for some biscuits and gravy. Forgot to take a picture but they are incredibly delicious.
Buttermilk Biscuits
Ingredients: 2 Cup flour 2 teaspoon baking powder ¼ teaspoon baking soda 1 teaspoon granulated sugar ½ teaspoon salt ½ cup butter 1 cup buttermilk
Directions: Preheat oven to 400° fahrenheit. Conbine the flour, baking powder, soda, sugar, and salt in a bowl. Cut in the butter. Add buttermilk until a nice dough forms (may not be all of it). Roll out and cut biscuits. Bake fir 10-15 minutes or until golden brown.
Does anyone know of a self hosting option for hosting ebooks? I keep hoping there is an open source library type app where I could add my ebooks and host them for myself and others.
I haven’t finished yet so I don’t know how far along (in terms of percentage). My goal before finishing is completing all the shrines, light roots and as many quests as I have picked up along the way. After that I’ll likely finish the game and then look up the side quests I haven’t done yet.
So far I’ve played for 145 hours and completed 142 shrines.
Tears of the Kingdom. Hoping to find the last few shrines I’m missing…
What are the chances it’s backwards compatible with Switch games? Digital and physical?
Ah. I don’t know if this helps, but you can see all the communities for a given server and search. It’s hard to know what to search for sometimes, but for the most part it should have relevant keywords. I think you can also search All which will sow results from all fediverse instances.
From what I understand in how federation works, you shouldn’t need to join any other communities as they will all show up here. If you go to the All tab (rather than local or subscribed) you should see a ton of other stuff coming in. Then you should be able to subscribe, block or just ignore things. Once you have subscribed to quite a few communities then the subscribed becomes more useful to keep up on the things you are really interested in.
I didn’t see it listed in the comments but Stopthe Madness is the best extension I use, helps with YouTube but also other sites:
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/stopthemadness-mobile/id1583082931
I haven't made this in a while so don't have a picture of it handy, but it's one of my favorite recipes for sweet bread. I'd make it almost weekly if the family liked coconut. As it stands it wouldn't be healthy for me as the only one that eats it...
Coconut Bread
Ingredients: Coconut Bread:
4 Eggs 1 Cup Vegetable Oil 2 Cups Sugar 1 Cup Buttermilk 1 teas. Coconut Extract 3 Cups Flour 1/2 teas. Baking Soda 1/2 teas. Baking Powder 1/2 teas. Salt 1 Cup Coconut
Syrup:
1 Cup Sugar 2 Tablespoons Butter 1/2 Cup Water
Directions: Preheat oven to 325°F. Grease 2 bread pans with butter. Mix all the dry ingredients except for the coconut together and whisk. Mix all the wet ingredients together. Add the dry to the wet and mix until it just starts to come together. Add coconut. Bake at 325°F for 1 hour. About 10 minutes before the bread is done start mixing together the syrup. Add all the ingredients to a small sauce pan and stir constantly till boiling. Turn down heat, but keep it at a boil. Boil for 5 minutes. After removing the bread from the oven take a knife and run it along the edges of the bread. Pour syrup over the top of each loaf when you remove from oven and allow to cool in pans (or don’t, your choice).
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I make this recipe once a week for my girls. I usually double the dry mix and store it in a large container then just mix up the wet and add to the dry. Makes it almost as easy as making from a mix, but infinitely better.
Pancakes
Ingredients: Dry Mix 3 1/2 cup flour ¼ cup sugar 4 teaspoon baking powder 2 teaspoon baking soda 1 teaspoon salt
Wet 1 egg 1 tablespoon melted butter 1 cup buttermilk ¼ teaspoon vanilla
Directions: Make dry mix and store in large Tupperware till you are ready to make fresh pancakes. Take 1 cup of dry mix and add to a large bowl. Mix wet ingredients together until uniform in texture and color. Add to dry. Mix till relatively smooth. Doesn’t need to be perfectly smooth. Let sit for 5-8 minutes. Cook on medium grill or pan.
I’m looking to move from a Synology NAS with Plex to get something dedicated that is more powerful/can do more transcoding streams at once.
What is everyone using and how many streams can you transcode at once?
I’m looking to move from a Synology NAS with Plex to get something dedicated that is more powerful/can do more transcoding streams at once.
What is everyone using and how many streams can you transcode at once?
I’m looking to move from a Synology NAS with Plex to get something dedicated that is more powerful/can do more transcoding streams at once.
What is everyone using and how many streams can you transcode at once?
The one thing that drives me crazy with the built in mail app is that if you delete a message it takes you to the next rather than taking you back to the inbox. Been hoping for this option forever.