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  • It started off a completely fucking rotten death cult and capitalism made it worse. Seems pretty cut and dry to me

  • Agree. I consider myself a very good home chef. I got there by screwing up many, many meals, learning what I did wrong, then covering them in enough sriracha to hide the taste of whatever abomination I just made because I was still broke and had to eat it. Eventually the abominations started becoming edible and even tasty, and the sriracha went away

  • What a strange thing to do. Completely unrelated, I'm gonna go find some smooth stones to skip on a lake because it looks cool and I like the sound

  • Sounds like the birds were still having more fun

  • I usually stir fry after that, or just crumble it up with no extra preparation and add to salads or things that need texture. Dehydrating with the air fryer instead of the normal way leaves a bit of an almost cooked layer on the skin of the tofu, idk that I'd bake it because of that. That being said, it is the lowest possible effort method of dehydrating tofu*. If you have 2 minutes to slice a brick of tofu in 3 sheets and then throw that into an air fryer, try it out and see what you think!

    Edit: *in the amount of time I usually plan meals in advance, which was previously never long enough to include tofu in meals

  • Somewhat tangential but air fryer dehydrate cycles are perfect for draining tofu too. I slice my tofu bricks into tofu sheets, throw them into the air fryer on dehydrate for an hour and a half, and they come out perfectly ready to cook with

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  • https://xkcd.com/435/

    A warning from the sacred texts for anybody else looking to avoid math by doing biological sciences. Its all math, all the way down. Always has been

  • I didn't know that was a thing. I'm about as ignorant as it gets when it comes to eye health or corrective lenses or similar, as the lucky operator of two eyes that can read things from further away than most other eyes. Or at least, they could when I was younger, haha. I know it's a "world's smallest violin" situation, but it's upsetting to go to the optometrist because my vision is getting worse and be told "it's still better than average, I can't help you." I did not bring up the night driving thing though, as I just assumed that's what lights through glass at night looked like to everybody before I saw this post

  • Wait what? I was born with 20/15 vision, to the point that optometrists basically tell me to fuck off when I go in and tell them my vision is getting worse and I want to correct it. The bottom picture is how night driving has looked my entire life though

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  • Peppers and tomatoes can do this too. I used to grow tomatoes and habaneros in the same raised garden bed, and the tomatoes always came out with quite the kick

  • This is like the platonic ideal of a ham sandwich

  • Not a pizza story, but I used to deliver for jimmy johns. I took an order one time to an address that was in an area with a bunch of individual doctors offices, and this address looked like it had a small lobby just like any of those doctors offices. I walked right into this family's living room while they were having some kind of get together, they asked what the hell I was doing, and i turned bright red and held up the box of sandwiches. It ended up alright; I explained myself, then they asked me to take a picture with them and joked about delivery so good they didnt even have to get off the couch. In retrospect, I realized I basically just broke and entered in a stand your ground state and got super lucky the family was chill about it

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  • It makes sense if you read all the red speech bubbles and then go back and read the blue ones. Each character is monologuing, not having a conversation

  • "You can't just write people out of your life!"

    people who I have, in fact, just written out of my life

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  • All models are wrong, but some are useful

  • Yes. So is every broadcast sattelite with relatively predictable transmissions/positioning. Most of them aren't set up to parse return signals into radar information, but anything that transmits and receives from ~2ghz to ~18ghz is physically capable of being used as a radar. If you consider the existence of passive radar, every active transmitter in that frequency range already is acting as part of a radar