You want the peanut butter next to the bread, due to its fat content, to prevent the jam (or jelly) soaking in to the bread and making it soggy. Best to spread both slices with peanut butter and have the jam in the middle. (as an aside for my fellow Brits this is why Devon has the correct approach to cream teas).
Is this any different from doing Ctrl+I for page info and selecting the Media tab (which is what I currently do for this)?
That’s true. I would always say “filmed” for that which come to think of it alludes to even older technology.
Well TIL that Radio Caroline is still a thing.
My parents still do (these days to mean recording something on their DVR). I don’t think young people really watch TV like that do they?
Have they preserved where the sound gets increasingly out of sync with the video the longer you watch it? Because most archived versions don’t have this.
Isn’t that just evolutionary developed instinct? I can’t imagine there would be anybody who’s not pro-self preservation on those terms.
A lot of software will do that if all your music is correctly (and consistently) tagged. Depending on where you get it though it often isn’t, and it’s a lot of manual work getting all your music files tagged in a standard way.
Yep things have certainly changed since then, I remember when it was common advice to new Linux users to generally avoid laptops.
On thing I miss is listening to full albums, i.e. you put on an album, listen to all the tracks from beginning to end in the order the artist intended. I know you still can listen to full albums now, but most software is designed these days around individual tracks and it loses something. Sometimes a well put together album can be better than the sum of its parts.
Never subscribed to a streaming service myself, I don’t see the appeal of listening to (and potentially becoming emotionally attached to) music I don’t actually own and could lose some day.
The most I’ve gone is 36 hours, basically a day-night-day missing 1 night of sleep, I don’t recommend it. The second day I was limited enough in functionality that I didn’t do anything I’d planned to that day but I was able to function on a basic level, though in terms of “hiding” it I think I succeeded since I still had normal interactions with people and nobody seemed to suspect anything. I was a lot younger then.
Where I was originally going with this was to say it seems to be consistent across people from different countries with different education systems and different educational materials.
But, now you’ve had me looking up vintage Fisher Price letter magnets. And yes, they do seem to use fairly consistent colours over time with the E being consistently blue so you could be on to something. Though not all the letters line up with my personal synesthesia, maybe about half do.
I had thought of that but surely we didn’t all have the same alphabet magnets.
9 is dark red
I have synesthesia and it’s always been turquoise (green/blue) to me. Interesting how many people seem to agree with me since I thought it would be pretty individual.
So not “global population decline”?
Seems strange to me as well, I thought they were talking about ground coffee but apparently not. Why would you keep it? It will be awful even if it’s technically safe.
It was last year, and “already” was a response to the presumption that the privacy community didn’t know about it.
Actually the “privacy community” is already pretty on top of this, see:
https://lemmy.world/post/24301835
For me, whether it was officially retracted or not there are plenty of options that don’t come with the potential fascist endorsement so I’ll just go with one of them instead.
OpenTTD, it’s the main thing I play these days.