You don’t, it’s a browser. You shouldn’t be doing anything interacting from a server anyways.

You can still do that but it’s through word webview. Some people won’t like that option.

Idk about intuit but GM is probably a result of their union coworkers getting awesome Bennie’s.

I started responding to posts that start with “Heyo” so things are looking good so far.

At a lower level your IT dept logs the IP address you’re accessing m365 resources from.

Sadly I’m more susceptible to onions. I’ve tried all these tricks and none of them work well enough to make a difference.

I keep mine at a 15 degree edge.

All other concerns aside, I think if we start controlling genes we’ll end up writing our genes into a corner.

I remember how tedious using maps to get anywhere was.

Last week I traveled through some rural desert backroads and Apple Maps got me there no problem, but it had taken me on an indirect route. As I was driving I discovered that it was because a number of the roads were completely closed. If I had been using maps I would have had to stop and figure out the detours on my own.

No window near the kitchen.

Then I have a damp towel to deal with and a damp shirt.

Yeah, the water thing just doesn’t work. You dice onion on a cutting board, not in a sink.

The other tricks take more effort than grabbing my helmet.

I’m very responsive to onions. If my SO isn’t around, I’ll use either my motorcycle helmet or swim goggles to cut one up.

I’ve seen some nice trailer parks. Especially ones where they own the tiny plot of land themselves.

Put in a non-hidden camera.

It’s designed specifically to take public transit. It also uses your location data when on a bus/train to let other people know if there are delays.

During route planning you see the type of transit and what your connections look like. It also tells you when the next bus/train is arriving. Knowing the next bus is 10mins away vs 45mins is important.

Yidio to find movies and shows and where they are cheapest.

Transit to take public transit to get somewhere. It’s not designed like a typical map app.

Db meter to see if the audio around you is too loud. I use this a lot when at bars.

Onx/gaia for mapping/nav when off-roading and other recreational activities where youll be off network.

I think it’s the cutoff. My Bronco LEDs don’t seem to bother people.

My stock Toyota 86 LEDs had an extreme cutoff between the area it lit up and where it didn’t. Even though it was lower to the ground and had a shorter throw, people would flash me all the time.

Please stop

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