Grandpa Threepwood’s wise words.

Or a bad lookalike.

Who gave him access to regex.exe?

Europe’s population is ~744m.

EU’s population is ~450m. Not Europe’s.

However you’d also have to account for the population of all NATO countries, minus potentially the US, were it to come to a conflict against its members.

Eeeeeeeeenter the Gungeon

Nuclear Throne’s low fps was off putting for me and I could never get into Binding of Isaac’s juvenile style, personally.

Crypt of the Necrodancer is an amazing game.

Dome Keeper and Runestone Keeper are also fun.

There’s people that scoop it?

Heresy.

Australia fighting the good fight to produce tech savvy youth

I’m Doctor Mario, and as a certified doctor I can tell you that that’s not the gay cough but rather your lungs wanting to escape the forest fire smoke on their own. No sick days btw, you have to take PTO.

UK is not the EU, m8.

Or go on a trip to Mars.

Maybe BC would go there to form Cascadia.

ON and MB would join up with IL, MI, WL and MN.

Maritime Provinces & NL would go with New England.

Quebec would finally gain independence. And the territories would have to accept their new reality.

AB can fuck off.

I feel like I am forgetting one… whatever.

You mean he should pilot it, like Stockton his sub.

Me too. But I’ll wait for stable release.

I like your pre-emptive self-upvote removal.

Starwberry

Have you tried DeaDBeeF? It’s the most similar to foobar2k coming from Windows.

I think the farm to table aspect is great though, even if they act as an intermediary.

They also have a minimal packaging philosophy. The stuff that comes in the crates is often either in paper bags or not packaged at all. So you get

To add onto what the other commenter responded with, Lufa doesn’t just provide their own produce from their greenhouses. They also supply local produce and products from all around the region, including going as far as Lac St Jean region and Eastern Ontario for stuff that is made locally. Some is greenhouse, some is seasonal.

Outside of this, it sources citrus from small growers in Florida for example.

Lufa is operating on a quasi-subscription model. If you sign up with them, they have a weekly basket of veggies and fruit coming your way. You can either custom tailor this basket three days in advance or you can just let them send you whatever they have. The contents vary seasonally. Their greenhouses usually grow tomatoes, cucumbers, zucchini, lettuce and kale derivatives, microgreens and herbs. You get charged on a per basket basis and the empty baskets have to be returned to them (usually they take empty ones at next week’s Drop-off).

With the weekly baskets they can gauge demand pretty well.

Anecdotal: If I lived alone or with another omnivore like me, I’d be happy to keep the baskets running either with whatever Lufa puts into it or with some micro managing. Alas I live with three girls, two of them being really picky eaters. When we had the weekly basket running, we actually produced a lot of waste, because I alone was not able to consume its contents or plan dishes around it that they would consume.

They do now. The commenter was using past tense.

Thanks for the explanation. I’ll always call it FLOSS from now on.