Not for a long time.
Simplest imo is to chop/mince/puree it and put into ice-cube trays for easy to dispense flavour.
SnailMagnitude
joined 2 years ago
Ohhh, nice find.
It's still on my bingo card to find in the wild.
I've had Void on my desktop for a few years as I didn't think it could handle Gentoo, 2011 iMac with 4GB ram, I tried Gentoo again a few months back and have been delighted. Between the binary kernel, -bin packages in the main tree, experimental Gentoo binhost and Calculate Linux repos updating or installing new stuff with portage is pretty smooth.
I've been on lvm/luks/ext4 for a long time. zfs looked cool but I prefer to rely on mainline support, btrfs sounded promising and exciting but I don't think they have done the encryption bit yet which, was the bit I was excited about from the start. I'm kinda hoping by the end of the year I can ditch ext4/lvm/luks on my desktop and just have bcachefs doing it all with mainline support.
It's wonderful but I'm on the last pot, will ensure it's not another decade before I have it again.
Is it reasonable to advise someone who is new to this stuff on MacOS to just installl Ubuntu on VirtualBox?
I thought so too but after meeting him I feel comfortable he is gonna take over the world slowly.
New to linux, think she needs a gui. I will look into UTM.
I'm not sure there is a need to run linux on bare metal, or carry around a second laptop.
Thanks, good to know it still works
Sounds good, is there a simple guide to UTM on MacOS?
Depends on the tea.
I'm in the UK and if shopping outwith I tend to just buy from China, Japan, India or wherever I want tea from.
Yunnan Sourcing is good value and pretty reliable for Chinese tea.
O-Cha or Ippodo for Japanese tea.
TeaSpring in the US offer most stuff in small sizes and have a flat $3.80 worldwide shipping charge.
I've heard good things about Marriage Freres but have never tried them.
Essense of Tea or Liquid Proust may be worth a look if you like that sort of thing.