I saw a groundhog this weekend for the first time by my home. In point of order it was not afraid of its shadow.
Really into forcing your ideas onto others
Odd I was in B.C. about a month ago. Seemed like civilization was still operating there.
Why don't fat people hit the gym and eat salad?
And refusing to answer basic questions in an attempt to be infinity-meta doesn't make you profound. Get your last word in, and enjoy the block list.
I thought that even discussing the game without the express permission of the media company you used to watch and the sports league was a violation. Not sure why you are bringing commentary on commentary in it. Again not a sports ball guy but when I do hear people talk about sports they are talking about sports not the person talkimg about sports.
Not about an opinion I don't like. You built a strawman and I called you out on it.
Is it just remotely possible that people could think of cryptocurrency as a scam/tool for criminals and at the same time be into automation tech? Well, no not in your worldview. It is a "circle" in venn diagram form.
Into automation ---> into crypto --> techbro (whatever the fuck that means)
And of course it's circular. If you are a "techbro" it means you are into crypto and into automation.
Don't think this is a valid inference structure? Well you made it. And ironically in a thread calling out other people for not being rational.
Anyway I wouldn't worry, not like you are going to learn from this. You will just slap some label on me like "techbro" assume I have whatever strawman opinions you want me to have and move on to be "right" somewhere else. Heaven fucking forbid people don't fit in some neat little box. Sorry, venn circle.
I am almost afraid to go down this rabbit hole but I have no idea what you are talking about.
I did no such thing. I am taking issue with your ridiculous strawman you "feel" exists.
Anyone in this thread is creating derivative works and you should not be reading it without the written permission of verge.com's parent company.
Yeps. The same way when my coworkers talk about sports ball without the expressed permission of multiple corporations.
When is the last time a crisis resulted in a better solution for the general public?
Clearly ducks you find in the park is just free meat. Why else would they be there?
What I see is a system of laws that came about during the Middle Ages and have been manipulated by the powers that be to kill off any good parts of them.
We all knew copyright was broken. It was broken before my grandparents were born. It didn't encourage artists or promise them proper income, it didn't allow creations to gradually move into public domain. It punished all forms of innovation from player pianos to fanfiction on Tumblr.
I wonder why a well-regulated militia is losing so many weapons.
Hi all. I bring in pretty much every loaf I post here into my work. Work for a decent sized corp so it gets devoured quickly. One of the people who works there has offered me a part-time position to make custom breads for his family owned restaurant. Starting with those mini taro+matcha loafs.
I took it and start on Tuesday evening. No idea how far this is going to go, it felt really good getting that offer.
Would like to thank the community for putting up with my experiments, failures, and offering feedback and ideas.
Forgot to post it yesterday. Came out pretty good
I am really struggling moving over from counter bulk rises to fridge ones. This is my first attempt with a braided bread. 6 hours in my refrigerator and ended up adding an hour during second rise. Tastes great but I haven't gotten the process down yet.
Nuts: almond + walnut ground up Wash: olive oil, egg, milk, and honey Add-ons: 3.5 tablespoons of peanut butter powder, some chocolate chips, and 50 grams almond flour Spice painting: cinnamon on one side and peanut butter on the other
On a personal note I am thinking about 18 more braided loads before I move on to other bakes.
Had to rush through the braiding process and it definitely shows. However the tastes was fine. Ground the walnuts and almond flakes this time.
I will continue to post failures as well as successes since I think that makes for a healthier online community
I could swear the dough somehow knows when my heart isn't in it and I am just going through the motions. Still tasty but not what I wanted. Fluffier than last time which I attribute to adding less flour during kneeding and not letting it sit as long in braided form.
Still can't get the apples right. I might try thicker slices and freezing. However, I am happy with how it tastes overall.
Tried adding the apples midway through the bake and they wouldn't stick :( still they didn't get that too toasted effect the last one had. Clearly room for improvement. Still happy with this bake.
Hail the Omnissiah! Praise be to the machine-god.