I have volunteered at something similar to “Food Not Bombs” where they take supermarket food about to be thrown out and makes free communal meals. It’s a nice way to learn a bit of improvised cooking as well!

I have yet to try OP’s tool, but I already have Qobuz connected to Last.fm and subsequently ListenBrainz if that is any use?

You can follow an account like

@FediFollows@social.growyourown.services

And any of their associated accounts. I’ve even set up a dedicated list with my PeerTube “subscriptions” in a single feed on Mastodon.

Where did the $25 come from? Isn’t the upgrade pack for TotK $10?

My Kobo Clara screen froze entirely so I opted for a second hand e-reader for €50, a Tolino. It’s got a backlight and I can load Libby books on there which is all that I need.

I will give the Kobo one more chance though once I make it to a repair café.

P.S. Hopefully this post lasts longer than my one on Lemm.ee and works for those searching the Fediverse/Lemmyverse for the same question 🙃

I dunno, I think the Ethiopian food itself more than makes up for it. Unseasoned polenta on the other hand…

As requested: https://lemmy.zip/post/45187879

I have hummus practically every day as a spread in my sandwiches. In between I add cucumber, pumpkin seeds, marinated tempeh, tomato, lettuce, sometimes red cabbage and mayo. My new staple!

I have created a Mastodon list just for PeerTube “subscriptions”. I just swap over and then have a list only full of videos. On mobile the Surf app could do something similar.

I guess everyone likes live storytelling events!

Fr “The Moth” is a pretty decent regular podcast/event series.