This is my RfP:
Butter. Then Marmite. Then cheese. Then grill.

This workshop will take 15mins. By the end of this, attendees will have an excellent cheese toastie. And maybe a cup of tea, if time allows.

He built a time machine?! Out of a DeLorean?!

THAT. WAS. AMAZING!!

Thanks. If I come across anything I'll update ya

Thanks for the awareness.
I looked into this for 'Recall' at the time, and found it was auto-disabled for "managed" devices.
Do you know if this setting will be similar?

Needs:
* Unnecessary Bluetooth
* Bloated "Companion" mobile app
* Atlassian-like subscription model - e.g. $9.99 per user, per incident, per month
* Maybe make the pencil an automatic/clutch style, which then bricks itself if subs aren't paid, or when the Org folds
* NCR paper "for insta-backup"

🤣

There's never a wrong time to drop this banger in
www.youtube.com/watch?v=_kkO...

"He used two slices of toast and 30 tins of baked beans"

Ben, we need to discuss your toast-to-beans ratio.
Unless the plan was to invite Captain Beeny over for a bath as well?

Barry O'Bama. Great lad.

Heads-up: He's been arrested. Initially for (sov-cit) not having MoT/insurance. Then "committed [him] for further examination and remanded him in custody", charging him with "malicious mischief"
Now in HMP Inverness, I believe.
info is sparse

Link: www.inverness-courier.co.uk/news/malicio...

One person picked up on this

Without a 'scale' banana, how can we know the size of this banana?

9.5/10 would demolish
Loses 0.5 for the green mush in the middle of the plate

If that turns out to be wasabi, I think we could get back up to 10/10
But, if that turns out to be mushy-peas, it's losing 4pts

Thanks! I'll pop into that post and join the discussion there.

ps: I love this tool! I've been telling everyone I know via other channels. Very useful OSINT addition

Thanks. Appreciate the response.
I tried a few common things (quotes/etc), but, didn't seem to assist.
I'm ok at reading the code, but, not being a 'dev', not so comfortable at suggesting improvements.
Maybe a radio/check in the UI for an 'exact', and then switch out the 'match' in the query?

I guess this is the 'why' - it's using FTS and 'match'.
Therefore, returning 'worth' for 'worthing' is _expected_.

Q: How do I get an exact search against the word(s) I search for? e.g. I search for 'worthing', but, I get matches for 'worth'

Apologies in advance if this is answered somewhere. I've tried quotes (double/single), and searching the Discord. Found the Github. Guess I raise as an 'issue'?