Ephera

Man, you almost feel bad for them, because clearly some effort went into this. It's not like they just slapped high-res textures on and called it a day. ~~You can tell, because that would've looked better.~~

But I don't actually feel bad, because no one forced them to remake such a recent title. You don't run that risk, if you remake something that actually looks bad in the first place.

I mean, trailers are going to pick the best-looking scenes. The comparison video linked in the article seems like it's trying to be neutral and lots of scenes just look worse in it. I haven't seen the actual game either, though...

BTRFS snapshots are 'incremental'. So, the very first snapshot is a clone of your system at the time that snapshot was created.
The second snapshot only contains what changes there were from the first.
The third snapshot only contains what changes there were from the first+second.
And so on.

So, yes, you can delete the fifth snapshot, but for the most part, it will mean that the sixth snapshot just incorporates the changes that the fifth snapshot contained.

If you're looking to free up space, deleting the fifth snapshot will only do that, if files had been added before the fifth snapshot got created, which then had been removed again before the sixth snapshot got created.
Because then removing the fifth snapshot means those files are completely removed from any snapshots, they don't need to be remembered anymore.
If between the fourth and the sixth snapshot, you had only ever added files, then deleting the fifth snapshot will free up effectively no space at all.

As Wiktionary puts it:

The word data is more often used as an uncountable noun with a singular verb than as a plural noun with singular datum.

It's like "hair". You can hold a single 'hair', you can also hold three hairs. But if you're looking at an entire mane, you ain't counting, so it's referred to as "hair" again.

A really cool example is that certain birds actually spread wildfires, because it forces their prey out of hiding.

https://www.livescience.com/61375-fire-spreading-raptors.html

You need to be on Plasma 6.1+.

Then it's under System Settings → Accessibility → Shake Cursor, although I think it gets enabled by default.

I was going to suggest setting a delay in Spectacle, but seems like the enlarged mouse cursor does not show up in screenshots, even if you set "Include mouse pointer"...

Man, it really is like an extremely dense but dedicated intern. Does not question for a moment why it's supposed to make fun of an interval, but delivers a complete essay.

Just make sure to never say "let's eat Grandpa" around an AI or it'll have half the leg chomped down before you can clarify that a comma is missing.

Because shaking your cursor to spot it is kind of universal?

I enjoy how you had to hold it very specifically this way around so that none of the spirit level bubbles were in the middle.

Hmm, sounds like you're maybe aiming a bit too high, with how many ingredients are involved. Like, yeah, it's good to eventually get there, because it's nutritious and yummy, but they add quite a bit of complexity in preparation and then getting everything cooked to the same degree.

I cook a lot, but if more than a handful of ingredients are involved, I need to prepare all of them and put them into little bowls before I even think about turning on the stove.
And then, yeah, as was already suggested, cooking them separately (microwave or otherwise) and then just combining them at the end, that will also help with not having things overcooked or undercooked.

But yeah, when I say I cook a lot, most of the time it's ~~noodles with tomato sauce~~ two or three ingredients + varying spices.
Maybe you can find some simple recipes you like to eat+make regularly, then try playing around with those recipes (e.g. swap out an ingredient, try out different spices) and every so often you tackle a bigger recipe.

I guess, maybe you could also pick out a complex recipe you want to make and then try to cook simple meals which involve a subset of the ingredients, so you can get some experience with that ingredient...