I think I had a glitch in a run of super Mario Bros 2.
As you can see, I managed to make it OVER the flagpole. Then, the flagpole went off the screen, and I was unable to complete the level. I got locked.
I can’t tell if this was a glitch or not.
@Sally PB Here’s a real life example, pasted from my notes.
Prime rib: (500, then 325)
Turkey (deep fried)
Ham (unknown temp)
Giblet gravy (stovetop )
Ham gravy (stovetop)
Cranberry sauce (stovetop)
Stuffing (350)
Rolls (375)
Green bean casserole (400)
Candied yams (350)
Pumpkin pie...
Let me tell you what I do.
First off, find common temperatures for cooking the parts of the meal, then divide them into blocks or batches. For example, how many recipes are cooked at 350°F? Find out how many, and then cook all those in the first block.
Also time when each one goes into the...
This is going to sound really stupid, and like a waste of time, but…
I designed a house for a pet rock.
It’s got a sofa, a TV, and a refrigerator included.
The only drawback is it takes a long time to print, and takes almost a kilogram of filament.
Maybe I should downsize it.
It’s impossible for me to do on my own, I am definitely having help. We’re trying to figure out who’s making what, and then we will make the baking schedule.
Having grandparents (the ones with dementia) and another family over for Thanksgiving. Serving 14 people total.
My menu plan
Main:
Turkey
Prime rib
Ham
Sides:
Giblet gravy
Ham gravy
Cranberry sauce
Mashed potatoes
Stuffing
Rolls
Green bean casserole
Candied yams
Dessert:
Pumpkin pie
Apple...
After reviewing all the images, I confirmed that this is not a SAR arc. It’s an image defect. Probably from the light post on the right side of the screen.
I just noticed something in one of the aurora pictures I took.
This is the original. Let me zoom in on the central right side.
See the faint arc?
Here’s an enhanced picture.
Is that a SAR arc?