Rona Gold
This stuff is literally gold during these corona times. Hadn’t seen basic all-purpose flour in stock for weeks!
Yeah, it’s a big 10-lbs bag but we’ll take it!
Life
Rona Runs: Infinity React
To past the time and maintain some fitness, I’ve been running with the kids. Shorter distances with some walking but several times a week. So far, wearing the Nike Infinity Reacts I cannot complain. No pain even though more (but shorter) outings.
Rona Times: The Last Dance
Passing the Rona times watching The Last Dance featuring Michael Jordan and his Air Jordan 5 Fire Red.
Rona Tip: Move Mac OS Dock with Multiple Monitors
When connecting an external monitor to a Mac, the dock sometimes moves to the new monitor when you don’t want it to. Here’s how to move it back.
Rona Tip: Mac OS Screen Time
For those fortunate enough to be employed during these times, you may have noticed your computer usage has increased (dramatically even) while working at home. If you’re on the latest Mac OS, you can check out Screen Time to see just how much time you are spending in front of the screen.
Rona Pic: Nintendo Switch
Picked up a very in-demand Nintendo Switch to play the popular Animal Crossing game. I still don’t know what I’m supposed to do or how I got a dart machine from shaking a tree.
Rona Review: Starbucks Nitro Cold Brew Dark Caramel
Just to take a step away from telework, here’s a short and fast ‘Rona Review of the new Starbucks Nitro Cold Brew Dark Caramel that comes in a can.
Looking like a typical 12 fl oz can, the contents is only 9.6 fl oz so the can is light and you can tell there’s space inside.
Not very sweet, minimal nitro bubble feel to the drink.
Am I supposed to shake this? The directions on the back say to “Gently tilt can once…”
Nitrogen is on the ingredients list, albeit last.
Consistency is thin and definitely not creamy like an Ito-en canned drink. The entire can is only 45 Calories though.
Cost is high, around $4 per can?? Or was it 2 for $4? I would only get again if it were on sale.
Here’s a quick video of what it sounds like when the can is opened.
The Networks Are Melting!
Seems like all the telework and distance learning is putting major strains on home Internet (and phone) use. The networks are slowing melting to slags of packets.