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psud

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  • Bum bleeding is often resolved by reducing fibre. It happens because of too much traffic through your gut, fibre is nothing but extra traffic, it has no nutrient value

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  • With food intolerance you are better off cutting down to just meat (presuming you aren't morally opposed to eating meat) then adding things back in gradually

    The only trouble is going on any low carbohydrate diet takes weeks to adapt to, so though you'd be symptom free from your food intolerances you'd have keto adaptation symptoms

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  • A Maltese cafe trying to imitate the pizza made in Naples managed to make the only pizza I didn't finish. I don't think they cooked it hot enough for the style

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  • Beer tastes bad when it goes bad, yeast is really good at protecting itself - there's nothing in beer that anything can eat without oxygen so nothing can reproduce, most things can't survive the alcohol.

    Beer in commercial places doesn't have time to go bad they empty multiple kegs a week, a keg typically holds about 100 pints

    My homebrew setup uses kegs that hold about 35 pints and they don't empty quicker than in a season, some of my beers are on tap for a year or more. Beer life is limited by oxygen penetration and temperature.

    If it's exposed to air it goes bad in days to weeks depending on temperature but it goes bad by the yeast converting it to vinegar, and that very quickly tastes bad, even very drunk people tip out rather than drink an even slightly oxidised beer

  • Can someone help pls?

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  • Chat GPT can work in perl. It has eaten the entire CPAN so had had a lot of examples

  • Don't you understand?

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  • I don't subscribe to tracking how long something has been worn. I wear the same shorts or jeans for days in summer and months in winter

    I judge them on whether they still look and smell good

  • I'll see myself out

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  • It's a pun on 'sys admin'

  • Who hasn't typed a risky command? Throw the first stone!

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  • ~ has many dot directories and files

  • Great Tits

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  • You know that we are megafauna. And the extinct megafauna had the misfortune to be either good eating for H. Sapiens, or were too dangerous to us to let live

  • send thoughts and peer review

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  • Pretty sure it's just dumped in hazardous waste

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  • They don't have the same sugars in their blood as mammals, the tick borne allergen that makes people allergic to meat only makes them allergic to mammal meat, and really only for a few years

  • Looking for vibe coder with vibe management skills

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  • If you were assessing a company you would give them your report at the end and leave. It's their problem to fix it

  • Looking for vibe coder with vibe management skills

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  • When you can type at 70wpm you can only do that when you're copying text or taking dictation, maybe at double speed. Detailed thought doesn't come at even 20wpm

    I learnt to touch type quickly, the only thing I type at that speed now is my passphrases

  • Amazon AI

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  • Were you to try poisoning me to make me stop eating meat, I would eat fish, and birds

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  • The milk thing though. If it didn't come from a mammal it isn't milk, it's a milk substitute. But milk of magnesia is another traditional thing which isn't milk

  • We'll be launching soon

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  • The UX guy is the one I'm agreeing with

  • Modern API tools

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  • Prusa still let's me sneakernet the print file to it, it'll do it over the LAN, but USB is faster. I'm the only one who uses it, but I'm pretty sure since they're focused on user experience it wouldn't be onerous

    M5 needs the printer logged into their server, needs the user authenticated and has no USB slot

  • My new static, multi-page calendar application

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  • No alternate calendar could overcome the inertia of the current one, but that's worse than most, it breaks the week cycle