The same.

Or grab my chainsaw and quarter them. Who needs cancer when you got a chainsaw?

Your right and your stupidity.

4 you say?

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And fortified dessert wine!

That’s like your closet introvert. They haven’t yet realized sometimes people just have a bad day and it has nothing to do with them so just leave it be.

Picking and poking and probing… And it’s sad cuz they are usually looking for you to just blame them.

Piefed tends to run the best on mobile for me. Mastodon is painfully slow. Lemmy is okay. (Using browser.)

Bookmarked as these tend to come and go.

For what platform?

You can let that shit soak before you press it. 5 minutes minimum. And the grind matters. If you do fine grind… you’re getting mud. I prefer a croaser grind and a good 10-15 minute soak with water from the kettle.

You can even cold brew in a French press. That really gives the coffee body.

Try a mortar and pestle. Heh.

Your wife has good taste in coffee. French press is the way to go! Never understood the allure of a moka pot, except for camping (making coffee on the fire.)

Biological sex is just that. It’s your reproductive organs. Neat. Simple. Clean cut(or uncut) in most cases. Aberrations exist, but they’re rare.

Gender is a psychology. It’s an identity.

0.67 percent the speed of light would be enough. That’s mach 5800, or 2000 km/s. A 50g hot dog would have around 10^11 J kinetic energy.

If you accelerated a 50g hot dog to 10 percent light speed you’d probably have enough energy there to destroy civilization.

get out the vote!

No! Don’t vote for who you actually want. WTF is wrong with you?

Fun.

Around (4 to 6) * 10^(26 to 27) J total

1 gigawatt is 10^9 J/s (so around 130 billion years to reach the above.) For a terawatt that’s 130 million years. For a petawatt 130,000 years. For an exawatt about 130 years…

Note: the sun bathes Earth with around 170,000 TW (0.17 exawatts) of energy. That’s about 700-800 years if you could make the oceans sink all that sun energy. Again, this isn’t the total output of the Sun but just what impacts Earth directly.

Also even if you didn’t cook it the germs that live in soil are not the same germs that make you sick, those you get from your fellow humans.

Ya, sure, you’ve obviously never heard of gardia, tetanus, botulism, histoplasmosis, anthrax, E coli, salmonella, and the ever popular listeria. Plus you could pick up a party of parasites and worms.

Very pastoral. Very grounding. Touch grass, acquire necrotizing fasciitis.

But who ferments broccoli?

No. I just use the default. The forks are typically far behind… I tend to use the nightly builds. Cuz I like to find bugs and document them. :)

Cabbage is God’s survival food. Cheap, durable, survives winter, ferments into sauerkraut after humanity inevitably ruins society again.

Broccoli is just God showing off. “What if I made tiny edible fractal trees packed with nutrients, then cursed children worldwide to reject it on sight?” Then spinach is like, I got Pop-eye, beer-itches. And then Barney is like, “beer is liquid bread.” -belch-

Not much. Alan Watts had interesting talks on this. Myths are just stories. The Bible is just a collection of stories. Religion goes beyond the written stories, sure, but it’s still nothing without them (spoken and written) and everyone has their own personal mythology.

Like many self-described Christians these days think Jesus is weak/woke and what other people(definitely not themselves) really need is tough love not ‘sissy/pussy Jesus love’(choice words I’ve heard at services from the pastor at the podium, along with rantings on how lgbtq will burn in hell and the whole congregation is cheering, crying, and/or talking in tongues… It’s fucking creepy.)

This is especially common in pentecostal and Evangelical sects. Quite rare in mainstream protestantism or Catholicism (though you may get guilt-tripped. My mom said her Sunday school teachers said paying tithings was fire insurance - it keeps you from burning in hell. What a great lesson for children!) Sadly, modern Christianity practice includes things I think would absolutely appall Jesus, canonically. But that’s the great thing about religion, the scriptures are often vague and people genuinely don’t really care about what the Bible actually says unless it’s something they like (Cherry picking, selection/confirmation bias, etc.), like the beatitudes sound great but practicing them is harder than preaching.