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- Comment on Am I a joke to you? 17 hours ago:
From grocery stores I only buy local tomatoes or cherry tomatoes. The cherry tomatoes are fine for cooking even though they are from morocco so quite a bit away, I am guessing because they are so small and firm they don’t need to harvest too early.
- Comment on Am I a joke to you? 18 hours ago:
Homegrown tomatoes are awesome, especially with a pinch if salt and I say that as someone who grew up as a tomato hater
- Comment on Am I a joke to you? 18 hours ago:
How do you know it’s french? Those signs definitely exist in Slovakia too, heck I’s be surprised if it weren’t an EU standard
- Comment on Get on my level 20 hours ago:
As a Hungarian I have to say that YYYY.MM.DD. Is clearly fucking superior.
- Comment on Hopefully, he will be 6 underground by that time. 1 day ago:
Most importantly she committed the worst crime against the swing voters in the US by not being a man and not being white on top of that.
I think every other explanation is wishful thinking about just how sexist and racist the average US voter is.
You can blame lame platform or stance on Palestine, but I have a hard time believing that the explanation isn’t simply sexism + racism.
I don’t recall Biden having an inspiring campaign, he was simply a white male that wasn’t trump and he beat him.
- Comment on My feelings on the Super Bowl 1 week ago:
K
- Comment on Start-up idea 1 week ago:
You are paying more for materials and labor though especially RnD
- Comment on My feelings on the Super Bowl 1 week ago:
That’s you being overly defensive for no reason.
Try again bucko, I am from Europe, there is only one Football and that’s where you actually kick the ball…
Doesn’t mean you can just shit on what someone else likes, or I mean you can and you can act like a dick about it, but all it does is reveals what an asshole you are.
Going by the downvotes there is a few of you around here having an issue facing this fact. 🤷♂️
- Comment on My feelings on the Super Bowl 1 week ago:
Yes that is something that’s not right and you are entirely justified in being upset about it.
However it’s kind of unrelated as here you are being kind of a douchenozzle and shitting on people for liking different things than what you like. Which is kind of ironic give how much supposedly a lemming should be different from others and liking other things, like Linux over “Normie” windows.
- Comment on My feelings on the Super Bowl 1 week ago:
How do your farts smell? Lmao.
I personally couldn’t care less about the Superbowl or American Football, I am just not a fucking douche and I let people enjoy things even if I don’t enjoy them.
- Comment on My feelings on the Super Bowl 1 week ago:
Where is /c/ihatesportsball when you need it, some pompous ass energy in this thread
- Comment on My feelings on the Super Bowl 1 week ago:
Is there a /r/ihatesportsball equivalent for douchey people like you who think they are above liking sports?
- Comment on To USB, or not to USB 1 week ago:
Yep, kinda sad, his life being consumed by that one mistake and not getting therapy and moving on.
- Comment on To USB, or not to USB 1 week ago:
At least you are not the guy who threw away hit bitcoin wallet, are you?
James Howells, a Welsh IT engineer, mistakenly threw away a hard drive containing 8,000 Bitcoin (worth over £500 million/$900M+ as of 2025) in 2013
- Comment on Nope, not visiting that 2 weeks ago:
Congratulations you took back covid19 and wiped out humanity.
- Comment on Draw! 2 weeks ago:
Unfortunately that’s covered by a pinky swear
- Comment on IYKYK 2 weeks ago:
Makes sense
- Comment on IYKYK 2 weeks ago:
Yeah, but that’s functional, to make the skin stretch and straight, granted I have no idea if the same applies to applying maskara, but as a laic looking at it it doesn’t seem like it should
- Comment on Currency 2 weeks ago:
Sure, gold has its actual uses, that’s why it’s marginally better than bitcoin, but the majority of gold is in jewelry or used as a investment vehicle.
- Comment on I'm from the Greater Crotchopolitan Area 3 weeks ago:
- Comment on Is it still seasonal allergies if they last all four seasons? 3 weeks ago:
It’s cold and terrible weather here, I am now experiencing asthma from the exhaust emissions of vehicles on my commute, I can’t use deodorants, I can’t be around colleagues who use parfumes or stronger deodorants and I can’t use fabric softeners when washing my clothes.
Theoretically I only have seasonal allergies…
Also I am allergic to dogs, but I am not giving up my doggo!
- Comment on Currency 3 weeks ago:
That’s a felony though isn’t it? While a fake plastic coin likely no one will care.
- Comment on Currency 3 weeks ago:
Gold is nothing but an uncertainty indicator proxy, if gold price goes up, people are unsure in the market and future returns and thus buy gold, if the price is low the market and economy feels stable and people don’t buy gold
- Comment on Who farted? 3 weeks ago:
XD
- Comment on Who farted? 3 weeks ago:
Lmao
- Comment on Who farted? 3 weeks ago:
The heart surgeon in
Scrubs who is based on a real-life friend and medical advisor to showrunner Bill Lawrence is Dr. Jon Turk, who inspired the character of Christopher Turk.
Here are the key details regarding this connection:
- Real-Life Basis: The character of Dr. Christopher Turk (played by Donald Faison) is based on Dr. Jon Turk, a real-life physician who served as a medical consultant for the show.
- The Name: The character’s name “Turk” is derived directly from Jon Turk.
- Character Role: In the show, Turk is the best friend of protagonist J.D. and becomes the Chief of Surgery at Sacred Heart Hospital.
- Context: Bill Lawrence often utilized real doctors to advise on the show, which helped maintain medical accuracy alongside the comedy.
Note: The main character J.D.'s name is also based on a real person, Dr. Jonathan Doris, who was a college friend of Bill Lawrence and served as a medical adviser to the show.
- Comment on Mandola effect 3 weeks ago:
Isn’t the quote: No, I am your father!
???
- Comment on ✨️ DIVA ✨️ 3 weeks ago:
Oh
- Comment on Banan 3 weeks ago:
Ai slop from google
A genetically modified Cavendish banana (specifically the QCAV-4 line) has been developed with high resistance to the devastating
Panama disease Tropical Race 4 (TR4) fungus. The resistance is achieved by inserting a specific gene, RGA2, derived from the wild banana Musa acuminata ssp. malaccensis, which helps the plant defend against the soil-borne wilt fungus.
Key details about the resistant gene and modification:
- The Gene (RGA2): While the Cavendish already has the RGA2 gene, it is largely inactive or expressed at very low levels in conventional Cavendish bananas. The modified version (QCAV-4) uses a highly active version of this gene from a wild, resistant banana.
- Effectiveness: Field trials showed that QCAV-4 was highly resistant to TR4, with only 2% of plants infected, compared to 66% in non-GM control plants.
- Development: The modification was developed by researchers from the Queensland University of Technology (QUT).
- Approval: In February 2024, the Australian government approved this genetically modified banana for commercial release.
- Future Development: Researchers are also using CRISPR gene-editing technology in partnership with Fresh Del Monte to potentially activate the banana’s own existing RGA2 gene, rather than introducing one from a wild source.
- Comment on Banan 3 weeks ago:
There is already a cavendish variety that resists the fungus or what is it attacking it, but it was created using gene manipulation so it’s not allowed in the EU
