Sorry about that. Just…

Anyway, sometimes there’s a thing? (I’ve read through “Edelweiss…?”)

America has never been “good” or moral.

Super-important major realisation.

Damn, that’s perfectly correct, but… I was anticipating a bit of white-washing??

Natives, always… please leave us alone?

Fuck. Every time I read the news, it’s just worse. Like-- the primacy point of humanity is to COOPERATE, right?

But… NOOOOOOOO…!

Holy hell.
I would absolutely skip many a ‘medium-end,’ ‘high-end’ joint if I could munch nicely on that shizzle. oO

Reminds me a bit of that nice “Jap Che,” which I had on my phone a couple months ago, but still can’t figure out how the FLUFF to now transfer my images over to my PC, since some Android change, or whatever it was. Foof, bloody hell.

FUN FACT: for at least the first couple iterations of the A2, the computer would “seize-up,” and then you’d have to lift the top off, likely shut it down (but not everyone did!), then push down gently on each IC (chip), attempting to ascertain which one might be doing “pokies.” (i.e. lifting out of its socket)

I don’t think it was a heat issue (but I might be wrong), but rather that the first couple runs of IC sockets didn’t exactly match up with the actual chips!

TBH, I’ve never really researched this stuff, so I might be wildly incorrect about the actual cause. But just like the Nintendo NES folks who blew their saliva-breath on poorly-functioning cartridge leads, it doggone WORKED. 😀

I remember watching a show about these, some years back. Didn’t know they were called MOSE. IIRC, Italian and local bureaucracy slowed the project way down, unfortunately. I suppose if they built these on the original timeline, Venice would have had a lot more leeway here, but now they’re right up against it.

Pretty much every scientific prediction I know of about rising sea levels and global warming has been on the cautious side, not fully taking in to acct additional factors such as various tipping points, from which there is no known or anticipated recovery.

This is pretty cute.

If you want to see an absolute masterpiece on this concept, check out Kochalka’s SuperFuckers:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SuperFuckers

not because sand hole collapse is more dangerous for kids

I kinda suspect it is, though. They naturally have less life experience and aren’t considering the consequences of things as much as adults. Also, they might stumble upon a pre-existing hole that adults / older kids made and quickly find themselves out of their depths, so to speak. You know, like Donnie, who loved bowling.

From what I understand, kids form a high proportion of those deaths, sadly.

I think if you drill down a bit past the first paragraph citing uncertainty, you’ll find there’s a pretty consistent body of scientific findings naming various ill-health effects. Maybe follow up on those specific studies, supplementing with ScienceDaily and PubMed material as needed?

I’m not a nutritionist, and haven’t spent much time myself researching palm oil studies, but I can tell you as someone who’s tried to keep abreast of nutritional news for decades, so far I’ve only seen negative findings upon palm oil, both as a food and as an ecological agent of destruction.

Wikipedia:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Palm_oil#Nutrition,_composition_and_health

I meant the kind of tags at the bottom of Piefed posts

Yeap, that was my understanding as well.

Wish there were different names for the two things.

Good point. Maybe “user-tagging” works when a distinction is needed. “Instance-tagging, category-tagging, user-tagging, in-post tagging vs tagging-field tagging…” oh dear!

Because the tags weren’t citing categories, but… instances and users? So maybe treated differently in-system?

It’s got plenty of health issues, too, as per the WP link above.

I got plenty of results with:
https://www.google.com/search?q=healthy+nutella+alternative

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Palm_oil#Nutrition,_composition_and_health

Hablo bastante castellano, pero ese no era la problema.

The founders spoke perfectly fine English, but at least one of them seemed sensitive about the issue, so I didn’t pursue.

There’s a Mexican place that opened very close to me, and I’ve been a bit bewildered by the general lack of flavor in their stuff. Examples would be their barbacoa, birria, pastor, chicken tinga, and carnitas. Funnily-enough, they load up the spices in their ground beef, so that’s most usually my protein filling. 😕

I really don’t know quite what to say in trying to suggest to a Oaxacan-style restaurant that their meats need more spices…

This may or may not be of any use, but last time I experimented upon such, I found that tags (#) upon specific categories quickly showed up on Mastodon. I recall it working either near-instantly or after a couple minutes, FWIW.