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Energy-saver mode
> Wake up from alarm
> Checks time, can make it to work in time if I get up now
> proceeds to snooze alarm 3 more times
> show up to work late
> Rinse and repeat
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Energy-saver mode
> Wake up from alarm
> Checks time, can make it to work in time if I get up now
> proceeds to snooze alarm 3 more times
> show up to work late
> Rinse and repeat
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YSK You can set your browser to avoid AI in searches without logging in to anything
You made me finally check ecosia if there is an ai free feature and there is and it seems to filter out ai images in the image search BLESS
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Farmed salmon are now being fed chicken - and it might actually be better than the status quo
Is this what they mean by the chicken of the sea
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Haha you can blame wikipedia for that one, i tried to use most sources from their wiki page
It does look yummy though
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A list for those interested:
Egypt - Koshary
Czech - Vepřo knedlo zelo
Newfoundland - Jigg's Dinner
Vietnam - Pho
Canada - Poutine
Canada (Nanaimo) - Nanaimo Bar
Ukraine/Eastern Europe - Borscht
Spain - Paella
Germany - Mischbrot
Sweden - Surströmming
Cuba - Cuban Sandwich
Switzerland - Raclette
British - Fish and Chips
Norway - Lutefisk
Mexico - Tacos
Slovakia - Bryndzové halušky
Poland - Pierogi
US (San Diego) - California Burrito
US (Southern) - Biscuits and gravy
US (Seattle) - Seattle Teriyaki
US (Native American) - Frybread
US (Philadelphia/South Jersey) - Cheesesteak
US - Cheeseburger
Ireland - Ulster Fry
Netherlands - Hagelslag
Australia - Vegemite
India - Chicken Biryani
Korea - Kimchi
Catalonia - Pa amb tomàquet
Japan - Sushi
Malaysia - Haianese Chicken
Iran - Kalle-pache
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I miss Japan food, so many things to try and almost all of them were good
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The indian supermarket near my work always hooks me up, i get a whole lunch box with 3 curries for just 10 bucks when other places charge 20 for a lunch box
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Never tried, it seems like either people love it or they hate it and I am afraid I might fall in the latter LOL
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Haha yea edm is a funny word. People who listen always like to say edm is not a genre, it's just a label, but whenever I tell someone who doesn't listen about things like frenchcore or dnb they get confused, so I just default to edm.
I've been following this scene in the UK for a while and it seems fun
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It's a little hard to find an example since not many places do boneless, but they do exist
This one is still pickled but more of a northern style afaik
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I like fish and chips but in the US it's so expensive, it's about 17 USD for a 3 piece
I'd like to visit the UK once since I heard the old school edm scene is still pretty alive there
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Yes kimchi is great I always end up asking for more whenever I get kbbq
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Paella is very pretty, never really got to try an authentic version of it though. Maybe soon!
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Why not spiderman ice cream lol
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California burrito is always good, it's like everything you'd like wrapped in one. I miss when I could get one from the random food trucks in LA for like 8 bucks
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How do I care for a bird nest on my front door
A long update:
I did some diy and got my sliding door replaced to use a locked keyhole instead.
They have since left the nest, but I see some of the now grown birds every so often
I have moved the existing bird nest over to the side next to the window in case they ever want to come back
Bird tax:
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Idk if it's specifically from taiwan but my favorite snack from taiwan is the fried chicken cutlet you get from the night market
When i visited i drank 2 milk teas a day LOL
It was hitting like 38C when I was there so I was dying everyday
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Tacos are great, never tried the more exotic ones though, except nopale. My college had it once for some reason but tbh it just kinda tastes like the seasoning they put LOL
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Yea that's the other style which is a braised red sauce kinda way. TBH I don't like it as much as the pickled version, its a little too soft texture wise for my liking