I carry a Leatherman Squirt PS4 in my pocket every day. It’s tiny and doesn’t add bulk to my pocket but is super handy and I use it all the time. Has spring loaded pliers and tiny scissors, a small straight blade and file, and both a flat Phillips head and broader flat screwdriver.
There are scanning apps that automatically crop the photo, let you make multi page PDFs, and automatically upload to your cloud of choice or directly to your computer. This has made it super easy for me. I’ve tried a few and settled on the one-time paid version Genius Scan and it works well for me.
I actually download that app a while back but haven’t played with it yet! This sounds awesome! Ill definitely put time into learning to use it. Thank you!
I used Google Lens. never used it much when I first learned about it, but once one of my friends pointed out it could identify plants, animals, all kinds of stuff, I’ve been using it on my adventures to identify all kinds of stuff. If you’re way out and don’t have service you can even use it on photos to take later when you get home!
Playing Crosscode on a recommendation from a previous post when I was looking for an SNES style action RPG. It checks almost all my boxes. Great 16 bit graphics with smooth modern physics, lots of action, fun characters, skill trees and fun items, puzzles, satisfying combat. I’m having a great time with it!!!
I use a Synology NAS to back up and sync everything. There’s a high up-front cost with this option, but there are a lot of benefits and they have great apps for accessing stuff. The argument can definitely be made that it’s more cost effective to just pay for a secure cloud service subscription, but it’s nice to self host, plus now I have 16 terabytes of space and can run my own services like bitwarden and Plex for zero cost!
Pulled the trigger on Crosscode! I’ll put the others on my list. Thanks!
$1.37 on GOG? Yes please 😁
Got Ys 1 and 2 while they’re in sale! Thanks for the tip. I’ve looked at them before but didn’t pull the trigger.
I’m no expert l, but my grandpa taught me to prune the suckers from the ground up to about 8 inches, then allow 2 sucker to stay and mature (so you have 3 prominent stems) and then continue to keep suckers pruned from there up. I have a pretty good harvest of tomatoes every year, so I haven’t questioned the guidance.
First time seeing these flowers. They’re gorgeous at every stage 😀
Gorgeous!!! Perfect way to clear you head after work.