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by ssl-3 2mo ago
It boggles my mind that people think that salad contains only lettuce. My world is much more flavorful than that. I like my salad with a mixture of leafy greens, maybe with some radicchio or red cabbage for contrast, and perhaps some snow
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by ssl-3 2mo ago
Serious question: Have you ever really looked at the packaging of the food products that you buy at the store? Including some manner of descriptive coding isn't necessarily universal, but it has nonetheless been a normal way of doing
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by ssl-3 2mo ago
It seems that cyclospora normally averages about a week between ingestion and making its presence known. This is, in my opinion, something that qualifies as being a long time.
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by ssl-3 2mo ago
It's worth noting that Taylor Farms consumer bagged salads are consistently marked, in the form of an alphanumeric code printed on the bag near the sell-by date. When this code begins with TF (like, say, the TFRB182A11B I had on a bag
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by ssl-3 2mo ago
Knowing the sources of the food we eat is a very popular thing right now. Isn't the capitalist way to help with this to build new restaurants that do openly provide the lineage for the food that they sell? All of the consumers who are
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by ssl-3 2mo ago
For some things like meat, eggs, and milk: The USDA-inspected processing facility is required to be listed on the package. It is usually not very far-removed from the farm. It's coded, and these days it's usually printed near th
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by ssl-3 2mo ago
You guys are rich?
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by ssl-3 2mo ago
sigh. > I see this sentiment often, but only when it comes to autism. How is this different from other disorders, disabilities, illnesses? We have a comparative question involving a list of things, here. Let's unroll the list and ma
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by ssl-3 2mo ago
> It is perfectly common to find that a "source" does not contain the statements. It is commonly this way right now, but it doesn't have to stay this way forever. It is also common, in my usage at least, to iteratively bro
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by ssl-3 2mo ago
Words mean things.
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by ssl-3 2mo ago
I think it'd be neat to be able to switch it off temporarily. One of my greatest strengths is diving deeply into unfamiliar technical rabbit holes that relate to my own innate areas interest, and get useful results quickly. This is a
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by ssl-3 2mo ago
That may be what was meant, but that's not how it was written.
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by ssl-3 2mo ago
> I see this sentiment often, but only when it comes to autism. How is this different from other disorders, disabilities, illnesses? These are not equivalent, synonymous terms. I think that your premise might need some work. There&#x27
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by ssl-3 2mo ago
A normal x16 PCIe slot has always been able to supply up to 75w since the beginning.
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by ssl-3 2mo ago
With USB 4, very strictly speaking: It's iffy. USB 4 doesn't require hosts to be able to switch roles and talk to other hosts. It can support this, but support is optional. But for all certified Thunderbolt 4 and 5 ports, this
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by ssl-3 2mo ago
Sandwiches can contain anything, just like a taco can. Everyone knows that. But when a sandwich contains cheese along with other additional internal ingredients, the act of grilling it is metamorphosical. In this irreversible process, it
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by ssl-3 2mo ago
Just jump in. Build a sandbox, download Codex CLI or Claude Code or whatever and spend some time doing some creative stuff with it just for the sake of learning how it all fits together. Pay attention to the inputs you provide and the outpu
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by ssl-3 3mo ago
I drive an (awesome, by the way) Honda Odyssey. I can get somewhere in the realm of 500 miles from a tank of gas with that capacious machine. But I can't assume every time I go leave in my gas-fired Honda that the tank is going to be
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by ssl-3 3mo ago
It's a pretty neat keyboard and I'm glad that I chose it. And while I know some of how the Hall effect works, I didn't research how that relates to keyswitches at all before buying it. In terms of use, I just knew that they
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by ssl-3 3mo ago
Oh. That's easy enough. It is completely improper to add tomato to a grilled cheese sandwich. It's not that the two things don't fit together; indeed, they do fit together beautifully. But combining them all into one sandwi
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by ssl-3 3mo ago
Earlier today, I made a grilled cheese sandwich for myself. I started by getting a shitty frozen burrito out of the freezer. I then placed a slice of cheese on top of it and put it into the toaster oven for exactly 27 minutes. After that,
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by ssl-3 3mo ago
Yes, Miracle Whip. Some folks use in place of mayonnaise for things like sandwiches and salads. The consistency is similar-ish to mayo, and it tends to taste more tart than store-bought mayo does (although mayo varies a great deal in th
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by ssl-3 3mo ago
My secret ingredient comes from my grandmother, and is always controversial and polarizing when I mention it: Raisins. It seems like something that should not work, but it does work.
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by ssl-3 3mo ago
I don't do Polish at all, but: The pictures I see of chleb tostowy pszenny do look right. (We just call that "bread" in the US. It's inexpensive, and we tend to have some in every kitchen. Ours is probably much swe
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by ssl-3 3mo ago
Another winner is the person who gets to watch cheap digital TV, without putting together a usable antenna and limiting their reception to the broadcast channels that are nearby. I mean: They just pay the money, plug the thing in, push som
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by ssl-3 3mo ago
Last I tried in my small city in Ohio, it seemed like all of the natural gas meters as well as all of municipal water meters were broadcasting their readings and messages in-the-clear for anyone within RF earshot to decode as long as they h
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by ssl-3 3mo ago
Maybe it's driven by battery size? All phones need to do phone-stuff that uses power, and (for any given generation of tech) battery capacity scales with volume. If all else is the same, then: A thinner phone has less internal volume
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by ssl-3 3mo ago
I think I can do all of that with Keychron's webusb interface (which works fine in Chrome, including with Linux after some permissions butchering): https://launcher.keychron.com There's quite a lot that can be done in
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by ssl-3 3mo ago
Single-hose is always awful. It can't be other-than-awful. All of the air that gets pushed out of that singular exhaust hose gets replaced by hot (and often very humid) outside air -- the same stuff we're burning electricity to f
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by ssl-3 3mo ago
Naw. It's not quite that weird. It's actually pretty simple. :) The compressor can be turned off at any time. It doesn't matter where in the compression cycle it is when it becomes unpowered; it just doesn't care. I

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