Thedogdrinkscoffee
@Thedogdrinkscoffee@lemmy.ca
- Comment on Increasing the surface area of a substance increases its reaction rate. Proof by garlic. 7 hours ago:
Fresh, but the kind doesn’t matter much. I use Bird’ Eye.
- Comment on Is there a real, actually working way to earn money online without having a job? 7 hours ago:
Feet pics on only fans.
- Comment on Don't do it 8 hours ago:
I’m drunk as I read this.
- Comment on Increasing the surface area of a substance increases its reaction rate. Proof by garlic. 14 hours ago:
Garlic, parsley, olive oil, red wine vinegar and a very small chilli and salt.
- Comment on new haircut, felt cute, might delete later idk 23 hours ago:
Flesh is stronger than steel.
- Comment on Increasing the surface area of a substance increases its reaction rate. Proof by garlic. 1 day ago:
They didn’t know who exactly, but it was literally 30 out of 150 so VERY INTENSE and pervasive. You can’t localize it.
- Comment on Increasing the surface area of a substance increases its reaction rate. Proof by garlic. 1 day ago:
This reminds me of the time we went to SanFran for a conference and 30 of us all went to the Stinking Rose (a notorious garlic overload restaurant) for dinner then all took the red eye back home.
The smell on that plane was causing complaints from passengers.
- Comment on Increasing the surface area of a substance increases its reaction rate. Proof by garlic. 1 day ago:
Roasted bulb squeeze on crusty bread. (Or just squirt in face)
Sliced - pan fried and pasta
Diced - chimmichuri
Puréed - snort. Or soup.
- Comment on It's just grass, man. 1 day ago:
- Comment on It's just grass, man. 1 day ago:
- Comment on Do it 2 days ago:
All I have is a dremmel with a felt wheel and some polishing compound. It’s going to take a loooooong long time.
- Comment on Totally unhinged 2 days ago:
It only works because we’ve seen people actually like this. If you couldn’t relate the joke falls flat.
- Comment on Who needs ice anyway 2 days ago:
You can just adjust the data to correct for it. It’s FINE.
- Comment on Word. 3 days ago:
Libre office does off sharing, and RBAC can be handled at the storage level.
help.libreoffice.org/…/shared_spreadsheet.html
There are other tools for PII and PHI scanning and this is part of foundary, not Office. You pay more for that.
- Comment on Does each country have a book/library of the laws of the land that a commoner can consult to check if they're about to do something illegal? 3 days ago:
- Comment on Word. 3 days ago:
Word has long since become a low value comodity. Why pay at all when Libre Office does everything well for free.
Thank to US enshittification, governments and corporations around the world are de-americanizing their tech stacks. FOSS for the win.
Microsoft will eat ass.
- Comment on Tf is a ternary diagram 3 days ago:
She’s irritating. Very course and rough.
- Comment on at what point in life it's too late to go back to school? 3 days ago:
I went to school with quite a few mature students. They were all great classmates.
Lots of seniors go because they want edification. Never a stupid idea.
Now if you are asking financially, that depends on the time and cost of the program and the anticipated market for that kind of work. Do the math. Cost of school (tuition, books, materials and living expenses x number of years of the program) - opportunity cost of opportunity cost of not working your current gig during those years, + the estimated differential of what you reasonably think you could make for the remainder of your new career before retirement.
Every program, job market and tuition support is different. Do the math with your own local info.
- Comment on What is this colour? 3 days ago:
I call it Captain Kirk’s Shirt.
- Comment on Is this the future that transhumanists want? 3 days ago:
And probably big tiddies and schlongs.
- Comment on I’m small down there and get my fiancé off with a big dildo. Do you see any issue with this? 3 days ago:
Consensual fun. Go nutz!
- Comment on Finally, Common Ground... 4 days ago:
I do believe you’ve lost the narrative.
- Comment on Finally, Common Ground... 4 days ago:
Are you smoking crack? I’m sympathetic to your plight, but perhaps discussion and debate are less your forte than inhaling and seeing stars.
- Comment on 102% 4 days ago:
The economist has long since lost any claims to integrity. Thry ask all the right questions, and make up all the wrong answers.
- Comment on Finally, Common Ground... 4 days ago:
Chinese would suffice.
- Comment on Finally, Common Ground... 4 days ago:
Gratuitous “the”.
- Comment on serious business 4 days ago:
Only if it’s sensible.
- Comment on You never know 4 days ago:
Cynicism is the spice of life, or something.
- Comment on Why does everyone put celery in soup stock? 5 days ago:
No, because it has a delightful flavour for soups. Eating celery is blah, but in soups its magic. My memory is failing me, but I could have sworn celery was a source of glutamate.
- Comment on ( ^-^)ノ∠※。.:*:・'°☆ 5 days ago:
Permaculture is a great alternative to unsustainable conventional ag practices. There are real benefits in terms of soil and water management and diversity and pest control. It hopes to address the shortcomings of conventional ag with soil degradation, nutrient management, water management and biodiversity.
There are flavours and variations of permaculture that are getting academically rigorous study including silvopasture, groundswales, companion planting (three sisters) etc…
Discounting permaculture because of the their cookes is like discounting medicine because of their cookes. Yes the PDC is a bit MLMy, just like Passive House certifications and courses, but there are legitimate benefits to the practices.
It was taught in my University’s Environmental Science program. All the ag focused universities do research on various aspects of it, in particular as a response to climate risks.
