Peasley

u/Peasley@lemmy.world
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i sometimes add some chili flakes (toasted chiles de arbol are my favorite for this dish) or chopped fresh oregano.

You don't want to overwhelm the simple flavors but sometimes one extra note can be nice. Also the quality of the olive oil really matters for this dish: i have a specific brand i go to because i prefer the subtle flavor even over the more expensive brands

i do a mean picatta. The classic (in the US where i'm located) is chicken but if i'm trying to impress i make it with fish (rockfish ideally since i'm on the West Coast) or chicken of the woods mushroom (in the right season). For anyone unaware, you flatten your chicken (or mushroom, skip this step for fish), season and dredge with flour, brown it a bit in oil, then simmer in a butter/lemon/caper sauce with a little white wine to help deglaze the pan. Top with chopped parsley.

If you are making the COTW mushroom version you need to slice and simmer in broth for an hour before you begin. Any broth works

serve with mashed potatoes and grilled asparagus. An American classic (by way of Italy like many others).

Firefox + uBlock Origin + sponsorblock. Set it and forget it.

I haven't seen an advertisement or a sponsored segment on my desktop in over a decade, and same with my phone for several years. I'm astonished how willing most people are to put up with a constant barrage of ads coming from devices they own

on 5G providers in Fremont · c/bayarea · 1 pts · 42d

No advice to give but enjoy Fremont! It's an underrated town with a dark history, an evil namesake, and more culture than you'd expect for being next to Milpitas. I grew up there and am rather fond of the area.

If you like pizza definitely check out Mission Pizza near you, Bronco Billy's in Niles, and Shaker's in Centerville. Also lots of great Indian, Afghan, and Vietnamese food around.

And once the hot/dry season starts to end (usually October) you are close to some of the best hiking in the Bay: Sunol Regional Wilderness

on *Permanently Deleted* · c/linux · 2 pts · 59d

Firefox allows all addons now on mobile but for a while it was only a few selected addons (ublock origin being one of them)

I am currently using 19 extensions on mobile

on *Permanently Deleted* · c/linux · 2 pts · 59d

Brave is a bad product as of now.

Firefox with ublock is at least acceptably performant on desktop and mobile without all the crypto/tracking downsides of Brave or the open unpatched vulnerabilities (as of this posting) of Chrome/chromium (that also affect Brave)

on *Permanently Deleted* · c/linux · 70 pts · 61d

You should switch to Firefox with ublock origin.

Brave is a mess of a browser and a dumpster fire of an organization, even compared to the famously dysfuctional Mozilla.

You can look up your games on ProtonDB and see which will and won't work. Pirated games are no different from retail compatibility-wise but there might be one or two extra steps

In a sense i agree, but the crash was in Summer in North Dakota and they are European honeybees.

Honeybees are quite invasive in North America. They kill and displace native pollinators and they are generally less effective pollinators of native plants. The release of dozens more colonies into the ecosystem is a negative thing no matter how you look at it.

North America has the greatest native bee diversity of any temperate part of the world, but if you go out into habitat and actually start counting insects you will find honeybees outnumber everything else in most places, most times of year.