Billionaires are playing cookie clicker with our lives.

Because it's barely edible and not tasty...

I'm glad I quit smoking and never did vapes.

Women talk shit until they need something off the top shelf.

Lol fuck you pitchford.

Voxelibre is free and open source. It isn't quite as polished and feature rich as Minecraft, but it's at least as good as classic minecraft.

Well its not like you can get paid for it anymore.

I'd love to say so, but I wasn't joking.

Easy change, "let's learn three states of matter" vs "there are three states of matter"

Shit like this is why people still think Pluto's a planet. God forbid a kid get curious about whether there's more than 3 states. Might as well throw the whole kid away at that point.

There are three states of matter

THERE ARE THREE STATES OF MATTER

BTW there are 4 states of matter.

Actually there's like 20 states of matter.

Public science education strikes again.

Yeah, but if you don't have a programming job, the market is kinda shit right now.

There's no way I'm cooking with salt. A spoonful tasted absolutely foul.

Yup. I take lots of photos and live in the moment. It helps me remember vacation moments years later. A quick snap and then I'm back to enjoying the moment.

goddamnit

Or in souls games:

You saved all your consumables because you were going to die anyways.

For bullet point one, do something called mise en place. Basically, measure out all your ingredients and lay them out before you start cooking, so you don't have to worry about how much tomato to pour in.

Two and three are solved by reading the recipe before cooking, and making a game plan about how you're going to do each step. Recipes don't expire, you have time to plan things out.

For four, if you're given a time, usually that means that the recipe has a larger margin for error on cooking something, so simply following the time will leave you with a proper cook. Unless the recipe sucks, which does happen. Getting a reputable recipe book avoids that problem.

For five: most recipe books are written for busy people who just want to put good food on the table. So you're not getting a technical explanation because you're not expected to know or care why something works.

But there are books that go into more details. But they're less recipe books and more technical manuals. Nomas guide to fermentation goes into the hows and why's of their methods, give you starter recipes, then encourage you to create your own recipes. Generally, the technical books are specialized, and for people who want to make cooking into a dedicated hobby. If that's your goal, I suggest finding a particular interest and look for book recommendations from hobbyists. By particular interest, I mean deciding if you want to be good at baking bread, or fermenting, or making pasta, or smoking meats. In other words, finding your "thing".

The people who protest voted because of Gaza can add Haiti to their conscience, because this would not have happened under Harris.

one brother lies... the other one tells the truth(they both can lie)

Fucking aquaman?

Goddamned cazadors.