Yikes, I had no idea it was illegal and quite often do it before binning my coffee cup or repacking my reusable cup. The drain is also where the soapy water from washing my car ends up when it runs off the car.

Did you make the bag? That looks so practical.

Me too!! I'm rarely delicious at home, but I seem to be some sort of feast here

Well, Siena is a bit smaller but still has a lot to see, so not sure that helps your poor feet 😂

Yes! Just done a hostel in Florence and now heading to Siena. Could have spent a lot longer in Florence, there's a lot to see.

I have been holding off until I have time to properly devour it--hopefully this weekend!

Me too, and your reply reminded me to book somewhere to stay! 😂 A couple of days in Florence and then a couple in Siena to make sure I have time for some sightseeing 😁

Yes! I did read this one and very much enjoyed it.

Ooh I didn't but I'll have a look, thank you! I'm referring to is the primo one but same vendor so I imagine similar-- everything gets an AI now.

That's where it being punny comes in! 😁 I agree, I don't think the badge is motivation in itself, but as a potential conversation starter or to show what I've done, I think it beats digital. For me the best rewards apart from the learning itself, are a recognised certificate or qualification.

I'd be much more interested in a real, physical badge! 😂 I don't see any point in a digital badge--who is ever going to see it? If the badge can also be punny, that's a bonus.

#FuckAI

If it helps, I find the screen doesn't really lend itself to getting distracted because mine is black and white (so hard to get distracted by videos, etc) and I've only loaded the ebook apps on it.

I have a Boox, which is actually an epaper tablet running android. This means I can have the Kindle, Libby, and Google ebook apps on there. As a vendor-neutral ebook reader it works well for me and that's all I use it for. However for full disclosure, this: www.mozillafoundation.org/en/privacyno...