The packets are pretty good. You can get curry paste in jars but I've only seen it at the Indian grocery store. I usually stick to the packets because I'm too lazy to drive there.
I've found a lot of both Indian and Thai food to be surprisingly easy to cook at home. Both are just so far from my "normal" flavors, it felt so daunting
My method for finding roguelikes thus far has been to browse steam's new releases and see what Northernlion has been playing...which isn't very efficient. I checked out the article you linked and a few others and this is exactly what I'm looking for
Personally I feel like RSS feeds are antithetical to social media. Content creators control what shows up, not a third party who finds it interesting and wanted to share. I replied and we're having a chat about it!
I really should have clarified "the popular depictions of the people" but yeah, half of my family is from Georgia so I spent a lot of time in the south over the years. There's certainly no shortage of good people but stereotype unfortunately exists for a reason. That said, those same people are in rural Michigan, Indiana, Wyoming, New York...but I guess they don't have the slavery connotations
Funny you bring up Indian food....literally 10 minutes ago I was explaining the cuisine to a coworker who had never tried it and suggested she give Tikka Masala a spin. And then explained how it's Indian food but also probably British.
I just what's federated here. I couldn't get any friends to switch to mastodon so I never really got into it. I'm not interested in following influencers and celebrities (outside of Ben Collins on bluesky)
I'm definitely not defending Hollywood pay scales here, I'm just saying lead actors bring in viewers in a way that John Smith in previz does. You might have some people hyped for the next WETA flick but you'll have 1000x more who go for the cast
Ahh I didn't know he had a car one, I just saw the zip tie tech in the post. Definitely zero interest in the former but I might check out his tech channel
You have self control not to drink at a bar. You also have self control to not go to the bar because you know you'll drink. It's controlling a different thing but it's still control
College was actually awesome with early social media. Organizing stuff was soooo easy and having what is effectively a group calendar was incredible. I've been off the site for over a decade but I made a TON of friends on there that I would have never run into on campus otherwise
Yeah but you should just believe it because The Serfs TV screenshot their witty reply and shared it. Please don't forget to subscribe, this is an ad after all
I dunno, this is arguably more self control than ignoring the phone. They're so dedicated to controlling it, they're giving up all the perks of owning a smartphone
Also, you're 50. You had no pressure to get on social media through school so never having installed them isn't surprising at all. And frankly, social media is incredible for...being social... when you're in college
I agree they'd underpaid but I really don't think Tom Holland's commission is cutting into the crew's pay. Plus, almost no one cares who worked on it and plenty DO care who acts in it.
So you know how atheism itself isn't cringey but r/atheism is full of the most insufferable people on the planet whose personalities are defined not by what they like but what they don't? Yeah..
No no, no disrespect intended by that. It just sounds like a knockoff. Fool's gold, mocktail, texmex, etc.
To anyone unfamiliar, texmex is not some sort of "what if we combined X and Y?" Michelin star fusion. It's the natural evolution of cuisine trade between northern Mexicans and Texans (tejanos). A lot of things people think of as Mexican are actually texmex. Like fajitas. I think queso or nachos?
The packets are pretty good. You can get curry paste in jars but I've only seen it at the Indian grocery store. I usually stick to the packets because I'm too lazy to drive there.
I've found a lot of both Indian and Thai food to be surprisingly easy to cook at home. Both are just so far from my "normal" flavors, it felt so daunting
Pre-Trump Twitter is what most of my friends used. A few stayed on there but most of us went to bluesky.
My method for finding roguelikes thus far has been to browse steam's new releases and see what Northernlion has been playing...which isn't very efficient. I checked out the article you linked and a few others and this is exactly what I'm looking for
Personally I feel like RSS feeds are antithetical to social media. Content creators control what shows up, not a third party who finds it interesting and wanted to share. I replied and we're having a chat about it!
I really should have clarified "the popular depictions of the people" but yeah, half of my family is from Georgia so I spent a lot of time in the south over the years. There's certainly no shortage of good people but stereotype unfortunately exists for a reason. That said, those same people are in rural Michigan, Indiana, Wyoming, New York...but I guess they don't have the slavery connotations
Funny you bring up Indian food....literally 10 minutes ago I was explaining the cuisine to a coworker who had never tried it and suggested she give Tikka Masala a spin. And then explained how it's Indian food but also probably British.
I just what's federated here. I couldn't get any friends to switch to mastodon so I never really got into it. I'm not interested in following influencers and celebrities (outside of Ben Collins on bluesky)
I'm definitely not defending Hollywood pay scales here, I'm just saying lead actors bring in viewers in a way that John Smith in previz does. You might have some people hyped for the next WETA flick but you'll have 1000x more who go for the cast
Ahh I didn't know he had a car one, I just saw the zip tie tech in the post. Definitely zero interest in the former but I might check out his tech channel
You have self control not to drink at a bar. You also have self control to not go to the bar because you know you'll drink. It's controlling a different thing but it's still control
College was actually awesome with early social media. Organizing stuff was soooo easy and having what is effectively a group calendar was incredible. I've been off the site for over a decade but I made a TON of friends on there that I would have never run into on campus otherwise
Not sure if this is your site but man did it make me miss the old Internet. I'm adding a bookmark for the first time in literally years
I shouldn't have clicked this link...now I have 4 games in my cart...
Wizards With Guns and Almost Friday TV are the two funniest sketch channels on YouTube imo
Yeah but you should just believe it because The Serfs TV screenshot their witty reply and shared it. Please don't forget to subscribe, this is an ad after all
I heard the show was good but never got around to watching it...Olivia Colman might change that...
I think this was specifically a mastodon dig - which I totally get. Feels like most of what I see from there is quite obnoxious.
I hate that reddit-style sites federate with twitter-style sites, too. I #don't #want #to #see #a #million #fuckin #hashtags #in #the #title
I dunno, this is arguably more self control than ignoring the phone. They're so dedicated to controlling it, they're giving up all the perks of owning a smartphone
Also, you're 50. You had no pressure to get on social media through school so never having installed them isn't surprising at all. And frankly, social media is incredible for...being social... when you're in college
I agree they'd underpaid but I really don't think Tom Holland's commission is cutting into the crew's pay. Plus, almost no one cares who worked on it and plenty DO care who acts in it.
See, even I didn't know that about the rice.
I think a lot of cuisines south of the mason dixon get a bad reputation because of the people.
So you know how atheism itself isn't cringey but r/atheism is full of the most insufferable people on the planet whose personalities are defined not by what they like but what they don't? Yeah..
Nah, think of the shape the hose would make. You need a trap so when it's not connected to your faucet, you don't have a bug highway into your kitchen
No no, no disrespect intended by that. It just sounds like a knockoff. Fool's gold, mocktail, texmex, etc.
To anyone unfamiliar, texmex is not some sort of "what if we combined X and Y?" Michelin star fusion. It's the natural evolution of cuisine trade between northern Mexicans and Texans (tejanos). A lot of things people think of as Mexican are actually texmex. Like fajitas. I think queso or nachos?