After fighting and winning against the new antigravity install, I asked a few small win ui C# questions on my code. About 10 minutes into it I got a message that I was out of tokens on my Pro subscription. Now I had been using antigravity for months and never ran into a "over the limit " stop. To make is worse is that they have a button to start the meter running and who knows how much that would cost.
It only took 2 uninstalls, and about 90 minutes and a lot of moving files manually until I was able to get antigravity 2.0 IDE to runs (with some of my preferences). I could put a 14 year old to perform better QA. I really don't think that anyone on the team actually used the web site and downloaded the apps. Oh... btw it would have been real nice to put a readme on the first screen after barging into my start of antigravity. Like what the hell is antigravity 2.0? was my thoughts.
I have been using Saf Instant Yeast for years and years. No problems. Then I thought I would try their other yeast Red Star Active Dry Yeast. Nothing was working well.
Then I noticed the title of the yeast: Active not instant. Oh... I was not blooming this yeast which you need to do. You would think that after making bread almost each week for 40+ years I would have noticed.
So do make sure you use the right method for the yeast you are using.
Awful quiet in the women's team news. I know that the team is solid as is but would be interesting to see if anyone else comes to the team
