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  • Isn't American football the game where the second half basically consists of the leading team wasting time on purpose until the game ends? So he's not too wrong

  • Given that they set up a new repo from scratch, this is a missed chance to just migrate to codeberg

  • Help your friends

  • Who'd've thunk that an attack of < half a hobbyte is enough to own sauron and his entire army

  • Do you have any special sous vide equipment or recommendations? It seems like you can go all in but basically need a new setup for it. I don't feel like buying a ton of new stuff but I'm also curious about it

  • Nice, I guess I was born just a few decades too late with my insight

  • I recently newly "discovered" soups, though, and it's crazy magic food! If you don't overuse oil for searing onions or so, they are very low in calories, high in fibers, and with some chicken also high in protein. Basically you can eat as many portions as you can possibly fit in yourself, roll back to your room and snooze for 3 hours before repeating 😄

  • Buy a bunch of silicon containers or boxes that are both freezer and microwave safe. Take the biggest pot you have and make a massive portion of food. Eat 2-3 times, freeze the rest in individual meal portions. Repeat 1-2 times and you have a massive storage of cheap, healthy, delicious food.

    Suitable dishes:

    • Indian curry
    • Thai curry
    • Japanese curry
    • any other curry, just experiment
    • soups
    • pasta Bolognese etc.

    Big upgrade for your nutrition and kind of fun to cook such massive portions, while also allowing you to be lazy 9/10 days

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  • A warehouse is also a house

  • Snowden revealed a lot of this, but surveillance is an important part of the typical repressive action. You have to identify the relevant people before you can do anything about them.

    A concrete example would be surveillance (and then regulation) of bank transactions. Another is video surveillance of protesters.

    In contrast, today we see blocking of people's bank accounts out of pure vibes

  • Ask Lemmy @lemmy.world

    Are we experiencing the next spin towards a post-surveillance economy?

  • Popplers

  • It's been a while

  • This is not last time when we said we'd roll back Recall and then put it back in anyway. This time we'll roll back Recall (and, eventually, put it back in but please don't leave our platform!)

  • Okay, but does it fly? Find me a fish that can do all three

  • The fish only says it can't walk

  • Go for it, it's fun, saves money, healthy, and every lad or lady or friend you share a meal with will appreciate it!

  • It's never too late to get into cooking! No need to become the world's best chef, it's one of the most joyful things to do!

  • They also specifically asked for sth. non-religious

  • +1 on this one. I used to go to a small chamber music concert every Sunday morning near the place I lived. Timing was even similar to a Sunday church, just without the indoctrination.

  • Ask Lemmy @lemmy.world

    We have git push and git pull, but where is git leg?

  • Ask Lemmy @lemmy.world

    8 billion people vs. 3000 billionaires: Who would win?