I keep telling people, "you know, I really shouldn't have admin access on that account," but nobody ever goes in and revokes this stuff when I'm done.
My two largest flat screwdrivers placed on opposite sides and overlapping in the middle works. That's good as I'd rather not have to buy another tool just for opening the giant vat of soap.
The lid on the 5 gallon dishwasher soap has changed. It now wants the world's largest phillips screwdriver to open instead of having a place where I can just use a giant flat screwdriver as a chisel and hammer out an opening. Sadly, I don't own the world's largest phillips screwdriver and my largest flat screwdriver is still a bit too small to fit.
If you can get a really nice PC for the price of your phone, that phone should be on par with the technology in the squishy critter phone.
Would Google+ have worked better had they chosen a middle ground instead of starting out with "go away, you're not cool enough to use our new service" and then switching to, "hello YouTuber, I will cram this G+ account down your throat whether you want it or not"?
Probably not, it's Google, shutting things down is what they do.
This time around my solution is a Brazil setting on the brewer, but I'd love an explanation of how this can possibly be such a widespread problem for years in Brazil and not an issue anywhere else in the world.
Switching to a Sul de Minas for my Brazilian coffee for a little while. I was hoping that I might be able to do a medium roast and get something that can be brewed in a 3L pot without resorting to tricks but whatever is screwing up the rest of Brazil (without affecting the rest of the world) seems to be causing this problem there as well. I talked about the problem in a video a while back: https://video.typica.us/videos/watch/21c63495-4828-4773-ae64-452375a40855
Who decided that ghostbusters needed a magical girl transformation sequence? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iEXsdZMkDQ4
Author of Typica software for coffee roasters.