Peter Hosey

the two most common points of feedback we get about artist alley are

• I wish I could share listings onto my timeline
• I wish i could keep up with new listings

we've spent a long time thinking about potential engineering solutions to these problems. they're great points of feedback and clear ways the product can improve. we'd love to make these changes to artist alley someday. with our limited engineering resources though it's easy to make perfect the enemy of good. with that thought in mind, it became obvious that we already have a pretty good solution to both of points of feedback.
posts on cohost can be shared onto your timeline! pages can be followed so you can get updates right to your home page! it's not perfect, but it's Pretty Good

check it out at @artist-alley

I assume it's largely to promote the use of crops grown and animals raised in the state. Some examples:

• Alaska
• California (plus our Department of Education has their own page of recipes—though since that list is geared for school lunch programs, the yields on those recipes are on the order of dozens of servings)
• Idaho
• Washington
• West Virginia (several cookbooks plus other publications)

At the Federal level, USDA has two resources: MyPlate.gov seems the more general of the two, while Nutrition.gov seems more focused on healthy eating (and has a smaller selection). And the NIH also has a heart-healthy recipes site.

Best part: At least some of these don't pad the word count with pages of blah-blah-blah before the actual recipe!

That's just what I could find with some quick web-searching; feel free to drop a link in the comments if your state (or other government if not in the US) Department of Agriculture (or equivalent) has recipes and/or cookbooks available.

Technology Connections just posted a new video consolidating the information from his previous two videos on dishwashers:

Now there's one video to send people that imparts all of that information on how to make your dishwasher perform at its best.

(Original comic by Alex Krokus)

Check it out! They've got pretty much every movie you've ever heard of and tons you haven't. Throw off the yoke of streaming tyranny and rent some physical media!