IS there any alternative to nitrates/ites? My understanding is the alternative to nitrates is botulism.
Either that or lying about nitrate content. I've NEVER seen "nitrate free" meat that wasn't lying with fine print: "..except that which naturally occurs in celery powder" is the same thing as "contains no salt, except that which naturally occurs in seawater."
In this era of sensationalist news and politicians being pilloried for stuff that was actually said on SNL...I can't agree. And this WAS in the 'real' news. It's unacceptable. I mean, the video is kind of irresponsible to begin with. What if people copy the idea, and an actual thief who knows where their victim lives realizes they're holding something that can land them in jail? Package thieves aren't exactly career astronaut types.
And it turns out it fabricated people and reactions. What if people look at the ethnicity of most of the "thieves" and they have some very unfortunate beliefs reinforced? I know that might sound like a hysterical example, but it's not particularly my point. This video was thoughtless AND a lie. What respect do his ideas deserve? I wish the guy absolutely no harm, but he deserves to be a pariah and ignored from now on.
What made me decide esports were true sports was seeing that they are every bit as corrupt and despicable as regular pro sports, and in all the same ways. It was actually seeing the filth that permeates esports which made me lose my disrespect of amateur sports players. I still think regular sports are boring, but I realized I had been unfair to them in the past. I was looking at the scum that had floated to the top of the professional leagues, management, and fanbase, and then tarring local softball teams with the same brush.
I guess that's bad in principle, but their never ending quest to make phones that cannot fit into protective cases doesn't leave me with any sympathy for them.
One of my young co-workers got a Discover secured card to establish a credit rating, and they upgraded him to a real card and gave him his deposit back after a few months. No credit rating doesn't mean you can't get a decent credit card.
Historically if you wanted to browse the web and check email, you plonked down for a desktop that was bottlenecked by ram before it left the factory. Plus you probably got sold Office "to open email attachments."
So to some extent, the market for high end deaktop computers was the same as the market for functional computers. It was always a false market.
I had a Razer something or other that had failing keys after six months, a Thermaltake esports something or other that had a failed key after 12 months, and I forget the third ones brand, but it up and died after a year. I want to say Steelseries, but I'm not sure.
The Kensington has been going fine for two and a half years so far. I also have a piece of crap Logitech k270 that I use on my recliner. It has worked for about four years. Bonus feature: It presses the space bar if I whack the underside on my knee.
I think you're misreading my comment. I think romaine is disgusting. Only green I really like is properly cooked collard greens, and that is a culinary challenge to not screw up.
Do you mean googling a product, or specifically using their "Shopping" feature? I google products all the time, hell, it's more reliable than Amazon's internal search. I've NEVER had a useful hit from their shopping service though.
Aliexpress I used to have similar feelings about, but the trick is, you buy from then when you know you're after something that's dominated by scammers and review buyers anyway. If Amazon can't be arsed to enforce honesty, I might as well go to China for what I want.
Aliexpress for cheap stuff I don't need real soon, Ebay for used stuff, local stores for stuff that's a ripoff to get shipped, Amazon for everything else. People use google's shopping results?
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IS there any alternative to nitrates/ites? My understanding is the alternative to nitrates is botulism.
Either that or lying about nitrate content. I've NEVER seen "nitrate free" meat that wasn't lying with fine print: "..except that which naturally occurs in celery powder" is the same thing as "contains no salt, except that which naturally occurs in seawater."
When trolling, don't spend more words on the hook than you'll get from a bite.
In this era of sensationalist news and politicians being pilloried for stuff that was actually said on SNL...I can't agree. And this WAS in the 'real' news. It's unacceptable. I mean, the video is kind of irresponsible to begin with. What if people copy the idea, and an actual thief who knows where their victim lives realizes they're holding something that can land them in jail? Package thieves aren't exactly career astronaut types.
And it turns out it fabricated people and reactions. What if people look at the ethnicity of most of the "thieves" and they have some very unfortunate beliefs reinforced? I know that might sound like a hysterical example, but it's not particularly my point. This video was thoughtless AND a lie. What respect do his ideas deserve? I wish the guy absolutely no harm, but he deserves to be a pariah and ignored from now on.
611 for suicide, 911 for extroverted suicide. 311 for a really delicious guacamole recipe.
I'm not a mathematician, but I suspect 70% of something is still a majority of that thing.
What made me decide esports were true sports was seeing that they are every bit as corrupt and despicable as regular pro sports, and in all the same ways. It was actually seeing the filth that permeates esports which made me lose my disrespect of amateur sports players. I still think regular sports are boring, but I realized I had been unfair to them in the past. I was looking at the scum that had floated to the top of the professional leagues, management, and fanbase, and then tarring local softball teams with the same brush.
I guess that's bad in principle, but their never ending quest to make phones that cannot fit into protective cases doesn't leave me with any sympathy for them.
One of my young co-workers got a Discover secured card to establish a credit rating, and they upgraded him to a real card and gave him his deposit back after a few months. No credit rating doesn't mean you can't get a decent credit card.
Historically if you wanted to browse the web and check email, you plonked down for a desktop that was bottlenecked by ram before it left the factory. Plus you probably got sold Office "to open email attachments."
So to some extent, the market for high end deaktop computers was the same as the market for functional computers. It was always a false market.
I never dreamed I'd get that good a result from a Yo Momma joke. Thanks man, Happy Thanksgiving.
Yo momma's so fat she needs n-key rollover for her index finger.
I had a Razer something or other that had failing keys after six months, a Thermaltake esports something or other that had a failed key after 12 months, and I forget the third ones brand, but it up and died after a year. I want to say Steelseries, but I'm not sure.
The Kensington has been going fine for two and a half years so far. I also have a piece of crap Logitech k270 that I use on my recliner. It has worked for about four years. Bonus feature: It presses the space bar if I whack the underside on my knee.
I think you're misreading my comment. I think romaine is disgusting. Only green I really like is properly cooked collard greens, and that is a culinary challenge to not screw up.
I use a Kensington Slim Type Wired Keyboard (K72357USA) They're inexpensive full sized scissor switch desktop keyboards.
Very good for typing and twitchy games like Super Hexagon. I've had and had break three brands of mechanical. They're overrated ripoffs.
Because when you're cool, the sun shine on you twenty four hours a day!
I'll make sure to heed this advice for the next few rest of my life.
Do you mean googling a product, or specifically using their "Shopping" feature? I google products all the time, hell, it's more reliable than Amazon's internal search. I've NEVER had a useful hit from their shopping service though.
Aliexpress I used to have similar feelings about, but the trick is, you buy from then when you know you're after something that's dominated by scammers and review buyers anyway. If Amazon can't be arsed to enforce honesty, I might as well go to China for what I want.
Aliexpress for cheap stuff I don't need real soon, Ebay for used stuff, local stores for stuff that's a ripoff to get shipped, Amazon for everything else. People use google's shopping results?
It is good to see people thinking outside of the box.
The cat keeps distracting them.
Hackers, heh, I need to watch that again now that I know better.
I was pleased while rewatching Wargames though. It has aged well since it was pretty good about using actual hacking techniques.
Rewatching Manhattan Project was...weird. Totally fine film in and of itself, but man, the world is a very different place now.
Probably why I like the taste of 5 hour energy yet think caffiene free coke is disgusting.
I forward all calls to Google voice. Works very well. Pity they'll inevitably fuck it up because, you know, that's what Google does.
But for now it filters Red Cross spam very well, and the transcription let's me see those that slip through at a glance.
For what it's worth I highly recommend getting a Sous vide wand, online or otherwise.
Even if the term Sous vide is as goddamn idiotic as calling pan frying "sur le fer". A better name is "non gradient cooking" and it is fantastic.
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Unless the space was overwitten, the data was recoverable. So he must have also been slow to notice.