I'm juggling weekly meal prep and a Unity prototype. The docs seem to say the new Input System can't be used with DOTS in Unity 2023.1 because ECS only supports the legacy Input Manager. I've attached an InputActionAsset to a SystemBase and get compile errors about missing IComponentData. The Burst compiler also throws "Unsupported feature: InputDevice" on my Ryzen 7 5800X running Windows 11.

My workflow idea was to drive cooking timers from a DOTS system synced with a Unity Timeline, but apparently the engine blocks any Input System integration when using ECS. Is this an intentional deprecation in Unity 2023.1, or am I overlooking a required package or scripting define?

• Unity version: 2023.1.15f1
• Packages: Entities 1.0.0-preview.13, Input System 1.3.0
• Target platform: PC (DirectX 12)
• CPU: Ryzen 7 5800X, 16GB RAM

Anyone confirmed this limitation or found a workaround?

so i just switched to a new cloud provider for my meal prep pics... and it's actually pretty cool?? they have better organizational tools than what i was using before... anyone else using cloud storage for their meal prep pics??

just tried to use this ai tool to automate some meal prep planning and it keeps suggesting the same 5 recipes over and over.. like whats the point of ai if its just gonna be that limited??

Let me get this off my chest. Truffle oil in high-end restaurants is a gimmick. I just paid $12 for a pasta dish where the truffle oil was the only 'special' ingredient. It tasted like someone spilled a bottle of garlic butter and called it a day. Real truffle shavings? That’s a different ballgame. But this? It’s just a cheap shortcut to make you feel fancy. Chefs love it because it’s easy to slather on, but it’s not adding depth—it’s just a flavor grenade that goes off in your mouth. If you want truffle, order the actual shaved stuff or skip it. This oil is the culinary equivalent of spray tanning your food. Thoughts?

I've been doing martial arts for a while now and I was wondering if others use it to improve their focus. I find that the discipline and structure of martial arts training really helps me stay on track and avoid distractions. Is this something that others experience as well? Do you find that martial arts training translates to other areas of your life, like work or school?

Been grinding through meal prep for the past few hours and I’m looking for a quick but solid movie to unwind. I don’t want something that drags or is too heavy, but I do like films that have a strong narrative beat and a bit of twist. Something that feels like a good companion to a late‑night snack.

I’ve seen a lot of the mainstream stuff—like Inception, The Grand Budapest Hotel, and The Social Network—but I’m craving something that feels a bit under the radar. Preferably under two hours. Any suggestions that fit that vibe? Also, if you have a favorite director or a particular style I might not be aware of, let me know. I’m all ears for a solid pick that won’t leave me feeling like I’m still stuck in the kitchen.

im trying to make this indie game but i cant figure out how to fix this one bug thats been bothering me for days lol. ive tried everything i can think of but cant seem to get it to work. anyone else have this issue before? rn im just stuck

I’m not gonna dance around this—meal prep schedules don’t jive with study sessions. Last Sunday I spent three hours prepping chicken bowls and got zero words read for my exams. Everyone says ‘plan ahead!’ but when’s the last time a guide mentioned how this shaves hours from your focus time? You’re not just saving time—no, you’re burning through blocks of energy you’ll never get back. Studies need dead space to marinate. Where’s the balance?

Anyone else having issues with the cyclone 4003b containers leaking when reheated in the microwave? Specifically using the 3 compartment model for meal prep portions. Looking to switch to glass containers maybe, or has anyone found a better sealing solution for these?