Yes, the Spruce Goose is just larger with more propellers.

Left, down, right, up, right, down, left, up, right, up, left, down, left, up, left, down, left, down, left, down, right, down, left, down, left

Thanks, Marian!

Yes, what you see on your phone will be different because that is the Facebook app. What you see on your laptop is not an app, but rather the Facebook website with a .com URL. I only use FB on my computer through a browser, and I only need to sign in if I have signed myself out. Once I am signed in, I don't need to sign in again.

So, which are you using to try to access this message in Messenger?

Let me check on the Google Drive thing - I can't remember.

EDIT: An AI generated response...


You do not have to use Google Drive for Messenger secure storage — it’s just one of the available options.

With Facebook Messenger’s new end‑to‑end encryption rollout, encrypted chat history is stored in a “secure storage” system. This lets you restore your messages and media if you switch devices or lose your phone. You can access secure storage in two main ways:

Set up a 6‑digit PIN — This is stored locally on your device and only you can access it.

Store a virtual key in Google Drive or iCloud — This is a cloud‑based backup option, but you can choose either service.

If you use Google Drive, your key is stored there, but Google and Apple’s servers do not store your messages — only the encrypted key is saved in your chosen cloud account Reddit. You can also back up your Messenger data manually via Facebook’s “Download your information” tool, which includes HTML‑formatted messages and photos MobiKin.

Bottom line:

You can use Google Drive, iCloud, or a PIN — no requirement to use Google Drive.

If you want to keep your backup in the cloud, Google Drive is an option, but it’s not mandatory.

If you prefer local storage, a PIN is the simplest method.

For maximum flexibility, you can set up both a PIN and a cloud backup (Google Drive or iCloud) so you have multiple recovery options.

Thanks for starting a new thread, Ana!

I have 6 of those Isoland games but haven't tried them yet.

Last night I started playing another of those games that I'm reading doesn't have much in the way of puzzles, except I do see mention of "arcade" and needing to be quick. Not my favorite things. It is an expensive game (I paid quite a bit more for it on sale than I normally would have), blurry (pixels and people with no faces) and no talking, but you play as a cat and a portion of the sales goes to aid homeless cats. I'll see how it goes. I only played a half hour.

https://store.steampowered.com/app/1360390/Cats_and_the_Other_Lives/

I still think I will also start Jack Keane 2. I'm pretty sure the games are different enough that I won't get confused.

9. angers (ranges) good morning soot

I am never afraid of what I know.

The new Catch is an Elephant CE HOPA that can be found here.

This thread is getting long so we are continuing Here.

See you there!

That is great news, Space Quest!

Mr. Worrier collects things. He is especially proud of three of his collections : cartoon character figurines, thimbles, and salt and pepper shaker sets he’s found in antique stores. He displays these three kinds of curio in a prominently placed display cabinet. Each shelf, each column, and each of the two diagonals of cubbyholes contains exactly two of each kind of curio. Can you determine which curio is in each cubbyhole?



Shelf 1: the two shaker sets are not next to each other
Shelf 2: one figurine is immediately to the left of a shaker set, while the other figurine is immediately to the right of the other shaker set
Shelf 3: every thimble is somewhere to the left of every shaker set
Shelf 4: the shaker sets are somewhere between the two figurines
Shelf 5: the two figurines are next to each other
Shelf 6: every shaker set is to the left of every thimble

Column A: each pair of identical knickknacks is separated by two other knickknacks
Column B: the two figurines are somewhere between the two shaker sets
Column C: the two thimbles are somewhere between the two figurines
Column D: each figurine is immediately above a thimble
Column E: both figurines are somewhere above both thimbles
Column F: both shaker sets are somewhere above both figurines

Thanks, Lady K

I love the Metro games.

Thus far, I have not tried one of these. The operative words here are "thus far."