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What can I make with these ingredients?

I want something yummy and casserole-ish, and of course it must be vegetarian. I'd like to use any/all of:

. eggplant
. potatoes
. onions
. red bell peppers
. zucchini
. mushrooms
. tofu
. Morningstar Farms Recipe Crumbles

Along with olive oil, flour, seasoning, blah blah blah, whatever standard ingredients you'd expect in a dish like this. Any ideas?
That reminds me of a meal I had once, the chef just had tofu as the bottom layer, as well as the onions on the next to bottom layer, just slice just perfectly with potatoes with the one up from that, red bell and mixed in with zucchini as to add into the extra crisps and bite to it, she just added the main ingredient of eggplant and mushrooms for the top, and just sprinkled the Farm Crumbles ontop of that, had a few glasses of milk with it :)

Turn off autoplay video from Google Play

Autoplaying videos are one of the internet’s most annoying features, consuming plenty of data and system resources. Back in September, Google announced autoplay videos in the Play Store. There is now an option to turn off that annoying automatic behavior.

Version 17.9.17 of the Google Play Store app now allows you to disable these videos that auto-played in the game spotlight section and game suggest.

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Google Play Store setting is accessible by heading to settings > general > auto-play videos (screenshot above) and allows you to Auto-play videos over Wi-Fi or completely Don’t auto-play videos

It’s not a new feature because it was introduced last month but not for all users like now. Do you think it's useful?

Thanks for the info my friend. I never noticed that setting until your post. Happy holidays

Draeneg, it's time to regain control of your data privacy

This is the general privacy rules of our company on Google Play.

Is that Orange, the French telco? Well I can't read French anyway. Are you providing your company's services outside of France?

Each app has its own privacy rules. For Draeneg, it's simple: we collect anything, no data.

And it seems I need to install and actually run your company's app in order to read those privacy rules. Well to me that is NOT satisfactory, as I do like to control my data privacy, and I never install apps without first looking at their privacy rules, EULAs, etc.

You did state in your OP "I would like to collect your opinion and suggestion about such an application for protecting data privacy. Comments are welcome."

So there you go. there's my opinions and suggestions. :thumbsupdroid:

Disappeared?!

Yeah, I was grandfathered in but then they left the play store and I left them :oops:
Me too...kind of, sort of...well, maybe a little... :)

Rereading the other threads refreshed my memory that I had actually installed the newer version, directly from its site, after its removal from Play. (I still can't believe I totally forgot all about that. *SMH*)

But at some point, I uninstalled it. I think it's basically redundant now, considering the changes Google has made in terms of security.

So bye-bye, Cerberus!

Help Locked out of my phone due to the Gboard / How can I sideload Gboard apk on the Recovery Mode?

Gboard had a huge bug that made it unusable and there were articles made about it and users on the Play Store are giving it a 1 star review because they're too locked out of their phones.
Google addressed this last week; it apparently only affected some Android 7.1 [and below] users.

Just FYI, if you're interested in trying a really nice keyboard, give Hacker's Keyboard a whirl. It's the first thing I install on any new device.

Its goal is to replicate a full keyboard, like you'd have on a computer. It has many settings, so you can customize its look and feel. Here's my current look:

HackersKeyboard_1.jpg


and:

HackersKeyboard_2.jpg

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