As someone who’s only read the title, I don’t think I’d like this book.

I’ve made bread before, a lot actually. Many kinds with different flours.

But I’ve used yeast for years because I couldn’t have added phosphorus due to kidney failure (which baking powder has in it). I’ve also had other less commonly used raising agents like cream of tartar and yogurt. I also made it by hand because could not afford a bread machine or had the space for it. It’s extremely messy.

That said, if you’re using baking powder and a bread machine, you might as well just get bread from the store. You’re just doing the same as a factory does really. And I’m some cases maybe worse since some factory bread is made with yeast instead anyway.

If you want fresh bread, you can in most cases just go to a bakery section too these days, from what I remember when I lived in the USA. In EU basically every store has a bakery section with bread made daily tho.

Actually had a friend in highschool with that name

I have 2, a 32gb and a 64gb, that I’ve had for over 6 years I think. Not sure exactly how long since I’ve had them for a long time - since before I met my wife, so maybe I got them when they first came out?

I thought it was a lead joke but this apple sauce doesn’t have “cinnamon”

Okay but have you considered

They still lay about 24 eggs a month, sometimes more sometimes less depending on the temperature and if there’s a rooster around. Again, we had the wild breed of chicken (Gallus gallus). We also had guinea fowl and ducks.

It’s an animal that can reproduce a lot. Don’t know why people find that hard to believe but don’t bat an eye at the reproduction rates of rabbits.

Chickens always gave a lot of eggs. That’s why they were popular since ancient times. As long as they had surplus food, they start laying eggs. A dozen a year is just misinformation - that’s only in the wild, during spring because that’s when they have a surplus a food. If humans feed them every day, then they lay eggs because they always have extra food.

We raised free roaming wild chickens. The hens had a high up coop we’d close to keep safe from predators that they’d return to on their own at night.

Yeah but Bowser at least gives his subjects free healthcare. Sometimes even brings them back to life. When have you seen a skeletoad?

Well he is always saving the monarchy. Should have been kinda obvious 👑

Even then it happens, since I have them installed in separate SSDs. It’s an easy fix though, at least. But I’ve been lazy and just load the other distro with the boot loader lol

This is also sort of true if you have 2 Linux distros (like debian and fedora) when it comes to grub every now and then.

I believe it is.

Maybe if I sell Orange Pis with something like Plasma Bigscreen on them set up and ready to go I’ll make a website that also lists privacy friendly hardware alternatives with links, like these “dumb” TVs. Getting some ideas from these posts.

Orange Pi 3b with dietpi.

I’ve had Big screen work before in Raspberry Pi 4 (even made a meme about back when I was tinkering around with different OS’s on it to see potential uses for my rpi), but Orange Pis are cheaper and the hardware is more open source, so I’m curious if I would get better responsiveness out of it. Plus the Orange Pi I have has 8gb too.

I like your Steam Big picture idea too.

Don’t know, have been thinking of making something easy to use for awhile for some of my family members anyway. But has to be really easy since they’re not the most tech literate (well may my mom and definitely dad. If he can use whatever I make, anyone can).

I think you can just launch Steam big picture directly.

Maybe I should start selling little orange pis with with plasma big screen set up ready to go, also with Netflix etc ready

Plasma Big screen:

https://plasma-bigscreen.org/

https://www.lg.com/us/business/digital-signage/lg-65ep5g

Or for something cheaper:

https://www.sharpnecdisplays.us/products/displays/m651-2

It’s 5" smaller but:

https://www.lg.com/us/business/digital-signage/lg-65ep5g

I think I saw a 98" one tho too if you want bigger.

Samsung might have some options as well

Oops, I linked the 65". They have that same display in 45 and 50" as well

I mean it’s 4k HDR at 60Hz with an 8k:1 contrast ratio. You can see the specs on the page - seems picture quality is pretty good to me for the price.

But if you want something even fancier and have the budget for it, even LG has business displays without all the telemetry in OLED.

Unfortunately no.

The best option if you want a new tv without this stuff is buying a business display, such as here:

https://www.sharpnecdisplays.us/products/displays/m651-2

This one even comes with a Raspberry Pi compute module.

You have to specifically search display and not TV.