skooma_king

Oh, so it was Dutch.

He’s really a ghoul, but don’t worry he’s managing it fine.

Anyone ask him why they moved Maxwell to a lower security prison? Seems like repeating history. I know the answer, but this guy may have blown (another) gasket with a serious question.

“I apologize that you sound frustrated. Let’s start from the beginning. You are outside and need the doors open. Great! Let me know if there’s anything else I can help you with. 😊”

Even that needs a disclaimer. I was ordering some SFF PCs for my org last week and was kind of shocked how much the Lenovo and Dell PCs in that form factor were… out of curiosity I specc’d a Mac Mini with the same RAM and storage and they came in a little cheaper with a better processor. Only caveat is the lack of USB A ports, but dongles are super cheap anyway. If my users wouldn’t need training to use them I would definitely have considered (maybe even preferred from a device management perspective) the Mac Mini.

The thing about a lot of organic pesticides is that they take days to kill the pests, and by then your plant is already mangled. So if you spray reactively instead of proactively you’ll be too late most of the time. Netting is the only sure bet for greens.

Never hurts to spray some Dawn soap mixed with water every week or so. Depending on which pest had their day with it, maybe Monterey BT or Spinosad. Just apply those after dark so you don’t kill any of the good bugs too. But honestly getting some netting for greens is your best option since you’re not trying to attract pollinators.