I like soaking my potato shreds in cold water with salt and onion slices. Pre-season.
Then I add salt, pepper, and more onion powder. For an added kick, use lard (animal if you’re able to, but vegan lard also works if your diet requires.) to cook the hash browns for extra crunchy and flavor.
Mostly keyword or phrase spamming. The more times you mention something, the more important it’s deemed.
If they blather on, it’s because they are repeating a special phrase that will help boost ranking.
It’s also part of the short description used for snippet results, which also conveniently obfuscates the actual content.
Honestly blows not being able to scan the short description to see if the recipe for stuffed peppers is a real one, or some fancy vegan version with rose hissacea or whatever that isn’t mentioned in the title making you think it’s a normal one.
Looks like PHP to me, sir.
I like making a “lazy” version. Cut up 1/4 of a head of cabbage into 1"/3cm square pieces. Brown 1lbs/445g of ground beef (mix half pork and beef for a nice mix). Add cabbage and saute with salt, pepper, and onion powder until cabbage is slightly wilted. Add 1/2 cup of precooked cold rice (any style. I like calrose, but for a low carb alternative use crumbled hard tofu), and 1/4 cup precooked bacon (from costco) and 1 small can/445ml of tomato juice (heinz is best) and simmer for 15 minutes. Add a giant squeeze/2-3tbsp of ketchup and mix. Serve!
I had a weird image of the hipster using the Macbook to do the kick flip…
Qwen3, 8B BTW.
It was a hilarious bug. XD. It was running in assistant/chat mode, while I was using it for embedding.
Mine kept “thinking” in comments…
// Figure out what the user is requesting, then send an appropriate response.
Even I don’t know what I’m thinking half the time.
Well, they are basically pointers when you’re decompiling assembly. It’s easier to think of them that way.
I’m doing this in reverse fro assembly. Everything is a pointer!
Classic DOS editor for text files, batch coding, and QBasic coding. Good times.
Luckily, I love snooping through the source code and reverse engineering how functions and.code works and figure it out that way.
I just code in Notepad++. I make an error, I fix it. It doesn’t work, I just dump variables to see what I did wrong and where.
I just recently seen a python scraper in my server logs earlier today. Strangest thing to see.
Fixed Fixedsys for life!!!
I remember using Notepad for a long time for coding in Windows. Then I was introduced to UltraEdit. It was cool, but expensive. Jumped onto NotePad++ and I’ve been enjoying it lots.
I do also use IDEs, usually Codium based.
Don’t forget to test for lizards.
I’ve been building my own PHP and JavaScript libraries without actually using any existing open-source ones.
Self-taught, didn’t learn about the fun stuff until recently.
Now I’m so far behind in technology, I feel outdated.
Good old ASCII art!
Used to love drawing these for BBS’s.
Then throw in some ANSI colors… Mmmm! Good times.
As a former Windows user, it still is taking a long time to wrap my head around all this new terminology, functions, and systems.
This doesn’t help. XD