I feel like there is a potential but minor problem with Lemmy's algorithm. It favors new comments but what if the post itself is asking a question with a definitive answer? The best answers might get buried by side discussion as time goes on.
I saw a large poster of the cover for The Way of Kings behind the register at a bookstore. Thought it looked cool and made a mental note to check it out.
A few years later I randomly remembered it and described it to a friend. He told me the title and said it was one of his favorite books.
I finally picked it up myself and really enjoyed it. Moved on to the rest of the Cosmere after that.
You can use any seasoning mix you’d like, but today we used a simple mix of smoked paprika, garlic powder, onion powder, cayenne pepper, oregano, salt, and pepper.
That's pretty much how I season mine when I do chicken wings. But instead of onion powder and cayenne pepper, I add a liquid garlic sauce, Gota hot sauce, and Worcestershire sauce.
Yeah! That'll show them.
It's based on Chromium. Chromium is developed by Google and is the base of Chrome as well.
Chromium is FOSS though.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chromium_(web_browser)
I use a VPN and have noticed different behavior based on the country that I'm connected with.
There is also now way to see the underlying url of a hyperlink in the Jerboa app.
FYI spoiler tags don't work on the Jerboa app.
They should have used a subscription model where it doesn't work unless you have one.
Yep. The idea that Reddit Admin did this to nullify the blackout was suspect from the start. Why would it only be on r/AdviceAnimals? Lol
People are mad at Reddit right now and we're looking for any reason to confirm their bias and run away with their narrative.
I feel like there is a potential but minor problem with Lemmy's algorithm. It favors new comments but what if the post itself is asking a question with a definitive answer? The best answers might get buried by side discussion as time goes on.
Why is it only r/AdviceAnimals? Sounds like it's possibly just an internal conflict with the mods on that sub.
A lot of subs are back to public this morning.
Looks like this might be a US vs Canada thing.
I wasn't aware there was such a thing as wiild caught Atlantic Salmon because in the US
https://www.fisheries.noaa.gov/species/atlantic-salmon-protected#:~:text=All%20Atlantic%20salmon%20in%20the,a%20few%20rivers%20in%20Maine.
You are still correct in saying that wild caught can be problematic as well.
I saw a large poster of the cover for The Way of Kings behind the register at a bookstore. Thought it looked cool and made a mental note to check it out.
A few years later I randomly remembered it and described it to a friend. He told me the title and said it was one of his favorite books.
I finally picked it up myself and really enjoyed it. Moved on to the rest of the Cosmere after that.
Is that due to overfishing or other things such as loss of habitat by obstructing their spawning routes?
ETA: It looks like populations in Alaska and the Pacific Northwest are healthy. Their habitats are protected too. https://www.usgs.gov/faqs/where-are-salmon-most-endangered
Why are more people requesting their data now?
PWA?
Star icon? I'm on Jerboa and I don't see such a thing.
If I click on your username I can see it in your profile though.
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That's pretty much how I season mine when I do chicken wings. But instead of onion powder and cayenne pepper, I add a liquid garlic sauce, Gota hot sauce, and Worcestershire sauce.
Air fryer chicken wing flats are my go to simple meal. I have it around 4 nights a week. Maybe I can try out this recipe for a little "variety". 😅
I've always heard that wild caught has a less harmful impact on the environment than farm-raised.
What instance are you on?
I can see both but I'm on lemmy.world.
This appears to be an issue with a user on lemmy.ca seeing a post on lemmy.world.