BarrelAgedBoredom

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Commenting on your comment not because I expect you to have them or anything, it's just the top comment so hopefully someone sees this. I know there's a handful of links out there to browse instances. Are there any that can see who's defederated with who/ which instances are federated with the most instances? I had another account on a .ml domain instance but they got purged with a bunch of others a couple of weeks ago. I use my lemmy.world account because it has the most-ish reach for finding new communities and whatnot

Ground white pepper should do the trick if you have some. It's 99% heat and 1% pepper flavor so it would be a good stand in for horseradish. My brain first went to ground ginger but it won't really be a good sub for horseradish. Though it may taste good given the other ingredients. If you don't have white pepper, I'd just up the cayenne. It doesn't have that nostril burning quality to it but it'll be spicy nonetheless

on *Permanently Deleted* · c/politics · 7 pts · 3y

A lot of their stuff has to do with the separation of church and state, not specifically using the bible to point out republican hypocrisy

on *Permanently Deleted* · c/politics · 5 pts · 3y

Sure, you could point out their hypocrisy using the bible. It won't make them reconsider their position, but you can do it. I dont see what that has to do with trans healthcare though

on *Permanently Deleted* · c/politics · 39 pts · 3y

Yeah I thought this was old news. I'm a licensed medical professional in Florida and I received an email from the department of health about these changes 3 or 4 months ago. The one about refusing care on moral grounds is newer, about a month or two old. This has been a thing for a good while now

on Stoic · c/aww · 4 pts · 3y

Such a cutie! Reminds me of my void

Here to rep the ceramic gang. Perhaps not as long lasting as cast iron, but I still have my first ceramic pan from 6? 7? years ago. Still as good as the day I got it. If you like non-stick and don't want to deal with maintinence or fear of fucking up a cast iron, ceramic is an excellent alternative with plenty of longevity.

The only consideration for care needed is just to hand wash it over putting it in the dishwasher. Which you should already be doing for nonstick. People say you can use metal utensils on ceramic but I've never tested that

Chiming in to say if you're in the market for a car (new or used) consumer reports is an indispensable resource, well worth the subscription price. I just cancel after I've bought a car. They have a catalogue going back decades and keep info on older cars up to date with longevity stats and common problems.

Car forums are a huge help too. Name a car and there's a group of people who have made it their life's work to provide quality information on maintinence, repairs and minute quirks about it.

Also, just buy a Toyota Corolla if you want "an car" that won't shit the bed on you.

Source: I'm broke and have to buy cheap cars from shady used car lots or troll Facebook marketplace