Got any favorite recipes?
At my previous job we had a "this should never come up" error case
Error message for that was "if you see this, kick XYZ's ass"
Of course we soon got a customer ticket to please relay the ass kicking
It's okay to be objectively wrong
Lots of people set up their own shop with Shopify etc. You can use Etsy to find a seller, and then see if they also have an independent shop
Sadly no real marketplace alternative out there. There are some small platforms, but they often only cater to a super specific market
Don't use Etsy. It's a shit company that fucks over sellers and buyers alike
It was great at some point. Then they noticed they can make a lot more money from dropshippers than genuine craftspeople
Years ago I had a short inter-country flight in the EU.
Forgot that I still had my swiss army knife in my jacket. Noticed before the scanners. Thought "fuck. oh well, worst case I'll leave it here".
The people at the scanners didn't say a word.
On the way back, I remembered the knife again. Again on front of the scanners.
This time they noticed.
"is that a pocket knife in the jacket?" "uh, damn. yes"
Guy checks out the knife. Hands it back to me "next time put it in the suitcase".
I put it into my jacket and get on the plane.
When we land, I grab my stuff, including the jacket from the overhead compartment.
Sometime taps me on my shoulder, I turn around and see a steward hand me my knife, grinning. It fell out of my jacket when I grabbed it
Yes. When that happens a network engineer has to blow through the cable, that's why it causes lag
Tan Tan is one of my favorite ramen. And a couple weeks ago I decided to check how hard it would be to make at home.
Turns out, it's a super easy recipe, if you can get all the ingredients.
The recipe I used:
https://thewoksoflife.com/tan-tan-ramen/#recipe
The only change I did was to increase the amount of sesame paste by 50%
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