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I think it's pretty solid. That plus the low carb bread from Costco is my go-to afternoon snack.
The most notable thing is that it does have a carb in the serving size, while the Palmetto brand did not.
I think if you were also being a pimento purist, it's coming from Easley, which is a long way from the coast?
Palmetto is no longer available at Costco. Some have attributed it to the founder (and mayor of Pawley's Island) making some less-than-tasteful comments about BLM protests in a neighboring city. I don't know that Costco ever officially confirmed that, though. Source: https://news.yahoo.com/costco-pulls-palmetto-cheese-120-1534...
Our local Costco has started carrying "Taste of the South" brand pimento cheese: https://www.costcobusinessdelivery.com/taste-of-the-south-lo...
With regards to the birthday gifts, we have friends that have their children choose a charity to support via donations.
An example would be the local humane society, and each birthday party attendee is asked to bring something that could be donated, such as leashes, bowls, or food. Then the birthday boy/girl gets to take all of the donations to the humane society.
It's a win/win. No additional clutter, and birthday boy/girl gets life experience with donation and community involvement.
The model in the video does look like the Odroid-U3, but I don't believe that those are in production any more.
It may be that they will be going with the replacement/upgraded model, this ODroid-XU4: http://www.hardkernel.com/main/products/prdt_info.php?g_code... which includes Gigabit ethernet.
I also use stow to manage my common personal dotfiles, as well as my employer-specific dtofiles. The way I do this is to keep my general files in my dotfiles repository, but then keep work specific ones in a separate repo (dotfiles-employer).
This separate repo has .private versions of all of my commonly used dotfiles (for example .bashrc.private), and my top-level files will check for the existence and source these, if present.
Both repos will be installed using stow, with the work dotfiles generally just extending the personal dotfiles.