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Hot sauce! Hot sauce on pizza! Hot sauce on pasta! Hot sauce on rice! Hot sauce on bread! Hot sauce in a spoon! Hot sauce on fruits! Hot sauce in a yoghurt because desserts are a social construct! Hot sauce on quiche!

Wait until they hear about Poundland.

On my laptops: Debian -> Fedora. Mostly because I couldn't reliably use my external display on Debian, and because I needed wanted shiny new things. Also new hardware.

On my gaming rig: Manjaro -> Nobara -> Bazzite. I left Manjaro because the system was slowly getting worse with each update, and I wanted to game, not maintain my system. I ditched Nobara after a botched version upgrade. Bazzite is fine for now.

When I was a kid I remember copying entire games in BASIC printed in popular science magazines. They never worked because my dads computer had a slightly different BASIC dialect.

Good times.

Look at how shitty our implementation is. We need a full refactoring.

In my time we didn't paste LLM-generated code we barely understand and hoped it compiled, let alone work. We pasted code from stack overflow we barely understood and hoped it compiled and let alone work, as god intended.

That's the neat part. You don't need anything between cooking sessions. If you always cook with a bit of fat, the seasoning will build up over time and will keep the pan protected from rust. I deliberately reseason maybe a couple times a year.

The truth is, cast iron and carbon steel don't need excessive babying. My only tools to keep mine in top condition are a flat spatula and a thick bristled brush (natural fibers, no plastic as it could melt). After cooking, I always do the following :

• Deglaze the pan over high heat and unstick everything left with the spatula
• rinse, scrub with the brush, rinse again
• dry with a dish rag
• store somewhere dry
• repeat the next day

No need for soap, reheating, constant seasoning upkeep or oiling. If your seasoning isn't flaking off, which it shouldn't, it's good to go. Even a few rust stains or gouges in the seasoning can be brushed off and seasoned over.

Eurovision, drunk with friends is an incredible experience.

The tacky, the cringe, the vulgarity and the glory all in one single, LGBTQIA+-friendly, glorious night.

And sometimes there even are "good" songs!

Ooh that Alpa sweater is beautiful! Expensive, but beautiful!

AmazonBezics

Unless you're really into online gambling 😅

Unless you go once near a beach and a single grain of sand gets past the airtight bag the phone was in and the Totally-IP67-We-Swear phone chassis and is fucking destroys the screen from the inside, with a repair bill worthy of a new phone because "that kind of damage is not under warranty".

Source : happened to one of my best friends. Fuck you with a folding dildo, Samsung.

ForgeAdour is a reputable brand from the French Basque Country. Made in Spain using European components.

They are more specialized in planchas but also make grills.

Also they make the damn best canned tomato pulp money can buy.

What you're looking for is a Marine Nationale-style NATO strap. I have a few of them from CNS Watchbands from Sweden, cheap and good quality. Not sure if they sell this exact color scheme though.

The one you showed seems to be from Zuludiver.

FWIW "true" MN watchbands are elastic. Not what you're looking for but you might find more colorways.

Ireland doesn't have pubs. They have bars. Which serve the same function as pubs and look like pubs but they are bars.

You mean bourbon is a okay-ish substitute to Irish and scotch whiskey?

My favourite French whiskey distillery is Ninkasi near Lyon, they're one of the OG modern craft breweries in Europe and started distilling a few years ago. Awesome stuff.

My answer was more oriented towards not giving google any money but I agree with you on supporting the "good guys" instead of just not supporting the bad guys.

Buy second-hand then. You get a cheaper phone and you don't give google a single cent. Win-Win.

That's what I love about Ann Leckie's Radch trilogy. Radchaai culture doesn't care about gender, everyone is a "she". All romance could technically be lesbian romance.

Also, subsequent novels introduce human civs outside the Radch with complex gender systems and relationships, and Radchaai are seen as arrogant pricks who keep misgendering people. Hilarity ensues.

Also very good modern space opera, highly recommend.