If you're cooking it, I agree, it's practically identical. When just mixed or raw, they're fairly different. Obviously the primary smell/taste is still vanillin, but there's a lot more to it that is mostly lost when cooking.
I'm assuming this is AI generated misinformation that pulled incorrect information from all the reposts. Please stop doing this. AI doesn't know anything and only repeats stuff that is said frequently, which is often wrong, like this case.
They are a small minority of the people buying these. They are also not the target market, even if it does help them. Stop providing cover for these companies and people.
If we just let ads take over Lemmy then it'll be as shit a place to be as Reddit is. We shouldn't be advertising for them. They have enough money to pay for it.
You should try. Telling people to do things that are futile isn't how you get them to do things though. Actionable direction is. People can boycott some things. They aren't going to boycott everything. Telling them to just ensures they do nothing.
I think the AI bullshit has made people so dumb they forgot we could edit photos in the past, without them. This is not a generated image I don't think, but I believe it is a Photoshop edit.
But actually this isn't wrong. You just repeat steps over and over. I'm pretty sure you don't have to see to solve it. I don't know exactly what you have to do, and if going too far unsolves it, but I do know people do it blindfolded, maybe with someone telling them when they're done?
I agree, trucks aren't the ideal form, for me or most drivers. However, they are the form that is probably the most versatile. A van, even a minivan, can carry just about as much cargo (with the advantage of being internal), but a truck can even extend beyond its bed. It's also the most sold vehicle type. If you're only going to make one vehicle, a truck is probably the ideal one. I hope they make others, but they're likely trying to keep costs down until they have some product out.
Odds are he's invested in most companies. I'm sure some portion of his wealth is in a manger fund that spreads it out across the market. If you want to avoid everything he touches, you basically have to leave the economy.
That's a great resource, but I don't recommend doing that. Their operations cost is already high. If everyone started using it to bypass not checks then it'd break down. That's not what it's there for.
It's a space ship I guess. I have a fondness for sci-fi that uses naval conventions because that's probably how things will end up going, because tradition takes priority over utility.
They're both imperial though. The Brits are fucking weird. They act like they use metric, but they swap between them like crazy. The US and British have different versions of several measurements with the same name though. If you look into the history of the measurements, some of them get insane with dozens of different potential values.
You are confused. The comment you replied to was talking about mods removing comments that apply the same outlook of these soldiers to Bibi. Bibi is being protected by the mods. The person you're talking to wants the protecting removed.
This logic is pretty dumb honestly. The elected officials who send soldiers to kill for them are far more culpable than the soldier who is drafted. Civilians with no power? Sure, maybe they shouldn't be called on for being targeted. The people literally giving the orders though? In my opinion they're, in effect, part of the military complex. They aren't literally service members, but they are part of the chain that gives soldiers their orders.
I used to think like you, but I looked into most of the claims and found it to not be an issue. I now have a wireless Logitech mouse (not an advertisement, as the scroll wheel has some issues).
The latency is not noticeable (supposedly lower than wired IIRC). I have never experienced dropout on my mouse.
The battery lasts for about two weeks usually, and I'm a heavy user. The mouse is a few years old.
Plugging it in is trivial, and it just becomes a wired mouse if I need to use it while charging.
Yes, it'll eventually effectively be unusable, but this is true for every device. The battery is not going to be the thing that causes me to replace this.
Also, the weight is very low. I'm pretty sure this is the lightest mouse I've ever owned.
Privacy? Sure, I guess. I'm carrying around a cell phone though. If I need to go dark then I've got to replace a ton of stuff.
Security? Again, sure, but I've got bigger issues than my mouse.
As for the benefits, it is actually pretty nice. I have a mouse bungee from when I was wired only. It now holds the wire for my mouse, so it's easy to grab when I need it. It still has a lot more resistance than wireless, to the point I almost only ever watch media when I want to charge, because I don't feel like gaming while wired. Again, I was a wired-only advocate for a while. This resistance wasn't a concern until I got rid of it. You don't even notice it until it's gone.
Ah, it's TERF logic. This is the first time I've heard this term, but that makes sense for them to be using. Just another excuse to exclude trans people.
It was frustrating to start. I agree. It requires such a different skill set than the Souls games but it feels like you should be good at it already, but you won't be.
One key to the game is in a quote a character says fairly early on: "Hesitation is defeat." The way to play is to put constant pressure on the enemy. In the Souls games you're encouraged to back off and take time to recover when you need to. In Sekiro, you need to keep the pressure up to break their posture. If you back off then they recover and progress is reset. It's tough, but it's one of the best combat games once it clicks. It's why almost every game since has added a posture bar, but they don't go all the way to the logical end that Sekiro did. Even ER took the posture mechanic, but watered it down.
If you're cooking it, I agree, it's practically identical. When just mixed or raw, they're fairly different. Obviously the primary smell/taste is still vanillin, but there's a lot more to it that is mostly lost when cooking.
I'm sure they've worked to raise awareness that Linux is a great alternative to Windows, but they aren't directly making this large of a difference.
I'm assuming this is AI generated misinformation that pulled incorrect information from all the reposts. Please stop doing this. AI doesn't know anything and only repeats stuff that is said frequently, which is often wrong, like this case.
They are a small minority of the people buying these. They are also not the target market, even if it does help them. Stop providing cover for these companies and people.
If we just let ads take over Lemmy then it'll be as shit a place to be as Reddit is. We shouldn't be advertising for them. They have enough money to pay for it.
You should try. Telling people to do things that are futile isn't how you get them to do things though. Actionable direction is. People can boycott some things. They aren't going to boycott everything. Telling them to just ensures they do nothing.
I think the AI bullshit has made people so dumb they forgot we could edit photos in the past, without them. This is not a generated image I don't think, but I believe it is a Photoshop edit.
Why is this stupid bullshit advertisement on Lemmy?
Ok, sure. You can't exit the economy though, as much as one might want to.
But actually this isn't wrong. You just repeat steps over and over. I'm pretty sure you don't have to see to solve it. I don't know exactly what you have to do, and if going too far unsolves it, but I do know people do it blindfolded, maybe with someone telling them when they're done?
I agree, trucks aren't the ideal form, for me or most drivers. However, they are the form that is probably the most versatile. A van, even a minivan, can carry just about as much cargo (with the advantage of being internal), but a truck can even extend beyond its bed. It's also the most sold vehicle type. If you're only going to make one vehicle, a truck is probably the ideal one. I hope they make others, but they're likely trying to keep costs down until they have some product out.
Odds are he's invested in most companies. I'm sure some portion of his wealth is in a manger fund that spreads it out across the market. If you want to avoid everything he touches, you basically have to leave the economy.
That's a great resource, but I don't recommend doing that. Their operations cost is already high. If everyone started using it to bypass not checks then it'd break down. That's not what it's there for.
It's a space ship I guess. I have a fondness for sci-fi that uses naval conventions because that's probably how things will end up going, because tradition takes priority over utility.
They're both imperial though. The Brits are fucking weird. They act like they use metric, but they swap between them like crazy. The US and British have different versions of several measurements with the same name though. If you look into the history of the measurements, some of them get insane with dozens of different potential values.
You are confused. The comment you replied to was talking about mods removing comments that apply the same outlook of these soldiers to Bibi. Bibi is being protected by the mods. The person you're talking to wants the protecting removed.
This logic is pretty dumb honestly. The elected officials who send soldiers to kill for them are far more culpable than the soldier who is drafted. Civilians with no power? Sure, maybe they shouldn't be called on for being targeted. The people literally giving the orders though? In my opinion they're, in effect, part of the military complex. They aren't literally service members, but they are part of the chain that gives soldiers their orders.
I used to think like you, but I looked into most of the claims and found it to not be an issue. I now have a wireless Logitech mouse (not an advertisement, as the scroll wheel has some issues).
The latency is not noticeable (supposedly lower than wired IIRC). I have never experienced dropout on my mouse.
The battery lasts for about two weeks usually, and I'm a heavy user. The mouse is a few years old.
Plugging it in is trivial, and it just becomes a wired mouse if I need to use it while charging.
Yes, it'll eventually effectively be unusable, but this is true for every device. The battery is not going to be the thing that causes me to replace this.
Also, the weight is very low. I'm pretty sure this is the lightest mouse I've ever owned.
Privacy? Sure, I guess. I'm carrying around a cell phone though. If I need to go dark then I've got to replace a ton of stuff.
Security? Again, sure, but I've got bigger issues than my mouse.
As for the benefits, it is actually pretty nice. I have a mouse bungee from when I was wired only. It now holds the wire for my mouse, so it's easy to grab when I need it. It still has a lot more resistance than wireless, to the point I almost only ever watch media when I want to charge, because I don't feel like gaming while wired. Again, I was a wired-only advocate for a while. This resistance wasn't a concern until I got rid of it. You don't even notice it until it's gone.
Ah, it's TERF logic. This is the first time I've heard this term, but that makes sense for them to be using. Just another excuse to exclude trans people.
It was frustrating to start. I agree. It requires such a different skill set than the Souls games but it feels like you should be good at it already, but you won't be.
One key to the game is in a quote a character says fairly early on: "Hesitation is defeat." The way to play is to put constant pressure on the enemy. In the Souls games you're encouraged to back off and take time to recover when you need to. In Sekiro, you need to keep the pressure up to break their posture. If you back off then they recover and progress is reset. It's tough, but it's one of the best combat games once it clicks. It's why almost every game since has added a posture bar, but they don't go all the way to the logical end that Sekiro did. Even ER took the posture mechanic, but watered it down.