EL_Loco

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by EL_Loco 6y ago
The machine I have is so easy that I ended up getting two. I just pour a quart of UHT milk in each one, don't bother boiling, add yogurt starter, turn on, put great thick yogurt in the fridge 9 hours later.
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by EL_Loco 6y ago
Do you know why that is? Is it the quality of the culture on the store bought? This also happens with me, however, the 2 rounds that I get from it are very good, thick, creamy yogurt, so I assume it has to have live cultures. Maybe I'm
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by EL_Loco 6y ago
> between an 18 yr old and 10 yr old Nope, this was more like a 10 year old being savagely beaten by a 30 year old very strong, very violent, out of his mind MMA fighter who wanted to kill the 10 year old. What you're saying makes s
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by EL_Loco 6y ago
Well, he wasn't a dog behaviorist, and he's not required to know how to adequately deal with vicious dogs trying to tear apart little ones. Stabbing the pitbull saved the other dog's life.
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by EL_Loco 6y ago
I've been around many alsatians, and many pitbulls (never had one, but many friends have). Given equal training, equal education (or whatever you want to call what some people do to their dogs), most pitbulls will be different from als
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by EL_Loco 6y ago
Change 'engineering' to 'law', and you have a similar situation in Brazil. There are 1,500 law schools in the country. Most graduates today never end up practicing it.
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by EL_Loco 6y ago
I don't know if you have a duty or not, that's really not for me to say. What I will say is: don't think you should care for your father just because you get along well. Think about you growing up instead. Did he take care of
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by EL_Loco 6y ago
Why do these n-dimension demos always have the little 2d man seeing the world as if he could fly away from his 2d plane and see it from above? In that example where narrator says the 2d man would be intrigued about the circle floating, he w
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by EL_Loco 7y ago
You're saying like its one way. Why aren't you calling for the U.S. to stop the heavy subsidizing of its agriculture production and allow it to compete freely with other countries crops who want to export to the U.S.? Or should fr
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by EL_Loco 7y ago
There are machines that do this. Prety expensive though. Maybe too expensive for a uni's department where there won't be enough work to justify the machine's price?
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by EL_Loco 7y ago
Or the rifle she uses to hunt sometimes.
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by EL_Loco 7y ago
I see overuse of antibiotics around me all the time. Just the other day my friend's daughter had bronchitis and readily prescribed antibiotics. A couple of days later when it didn't get any better, she got a stronger shot of the s
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by EL_Loco 7y ago
KUSC listener here too. I agree it's great station, plus it's available on my quite old Squeezebox devices. It's owned and operated by the University of Southern California
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by EL_Loco 7y ago
Everyone is saying your thinking doesn't apply because scandinavian countries are small and homogeneous and the policies wouldn't work in the US Some of this is just BS. It's like if the US had no public education and people
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by EL_Loco 7y ago
I wonder what will happen to gas prices by then. Will it be feasible to still drive daily in one, or just an hour of fun driving on the weekend?
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by EL_Loco 7y ago
Sure, just as when I lived in a big crowded city I never really encountered anyone who was more than mildly annoyed by graffitti, trash in the street, minor vandalism (broken street lights, etc), and even petty theft.
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by EL_Loco 7y ago
> They really weren't into this "treating people humanely" thing. As opposed to all the other ancient empires who were.
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by EL_Loco 7y ago
You know, this is true even in countries where (my luck) old editions of chess books are printed without updating the notation to algebraic. Turns out people buy and read the books, but when they talk about chess, they use algebraic. PS. it
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by EL_Loco 7y ago
Off topic, but you know the person doesn't play chess when (this is very common) they think that a chess master can spot a mate-in-1 and nobody else can. Mate in 1s are fairly easy to spot if you've been playing chess for, let&#x2
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by EL_Loco 7y ago
-> Wash your fucking rice What? Sure, if you want to remove some of the starch, but what if you don't? I don't really know why you should if you don't want to, unless it was dirty, but rice today comes pretty clean of debr
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by EL_Loco 7y ago
> Search and Rescue strongly prefers the two-way beacons Do you have any source on that? I'm genuinely curious.
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by EL_Loco 7y ago
I didn't know that. I thought the PLBs would have some feature to prevent accidental activation. But then, people have to pick up a phone and dial a specific 3 digit sequence to call for emergency, and the thing is abused too often, so
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by EL_Loco 7y ago
A ham radio is good to have, but in many remote places will be useless if you can't reach a repeater. I would definitely take a PLB and not rely solely on my HT if I was going somewhere remote.
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by EL_Loco 7y ago
If you don't want to pay a subscription, a good option is a Personal Locator Beacon (commonly abbreviated to PLB). Another advantage they have is that the batteries last for 5 years or more, and usually send a stronger signal (this was
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by EL_Loco 7y ago
>in Latin America the family is given a much higher importance than in the States or Europe I'm brazilian. I have a sister who is married to an american, and they live in the U.S. He always jokes how my sister talks to our mother in
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by EL_Loco 7y ago
And he's not even talking about software bloat. The word processor I have on my early 90's Powerbook is more responsive, generally faster to use, than my current one running on a Core 2 duo processor. Oh, and by the way, I was onc
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by EL_Loco 7y ago
I listened to a few, maybe up to four, then I couldn't take it anymore, the war fetish just got too high. I think I hit the stop button for good when he said on the podcast how he "only read a book if it was about war". Don&#
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by EL_Loco 7y ago
I'm brazilian, and lived a big part of my life in a city where there were two religious groups who did ayahuasca. In my 20's, I had quite a lot of friends who tried it, with some doing it quite frequently and a few even joining th
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by EL_Loco 7y ago
According to you, I'm guessing nobody; but that's not what he was asking.
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by EL_Loco 7y ago
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