Didn’t see anyone else say this: DDG is certainly a great choice for search engine, though I’d recommend brave search:

• If you use bangs, it has them.
• Actually operates an independent index so the search queries aren’t reliant on Microsoft Bing.

Due to several of the companies issues (and it being chromium) I don’t recommend the browser but I do really like the search engine.

Brave actually operates an independent index.

Not sure if this qualifies, but Minecraft just got a landmark mod which gives it a full physics sim to allow for making cars, planew, blimps, etc.

https://youtu.be/SO8tpWfZjGk

I’ve been burning sick days

Vivaldi is so close to being good, but…

A) Chromium

B) Proprietary

C) Chromium

As always, there is an XKCD for this (#3123, Cannon)

Title Text: Achilles was a mighty warrior, but his Achilles’ heel was his heel.

A floor on rice and beans should be drawn by online retailers (Amazon) which have the same price nation wide for bulk goods like rice and beans. Amazon currently retails bulk rice for ~0.06$ an ounce and pinto beans for ~0.07$ an ounce. 4 ounces of each is enough to get to an ~800kcal meal for ~0.50$

As someone living on a tight food budget, it’s still possible to stretch 3$ WAYYYY further. Prices are bad, don’t get me wrong but this kinda seems like performative bs

Assuming this isn’t fake I’d guess “made laminated fact sheets” means printing out fact sheets from the Lockheed Martin website & laminating them. Not making the original document.

Tried to find the sheet online, and found this: https://sustainability.lockheedmartin.com/content/dam/lockheed-martin/aero/documents/April2023F16FastFacts.pdf

The majority of tea (pu’erh my beloved excluded) is not fermented it is oxidized.

Fermented: Silly lil guys do some magic to make flavour get funky. EX: pu’erh, wine, miso, bread

Oxidized: Oxygen, destroyer of worlds, wrecks havoc on the chemical structure of hapless molecules. EX: Guac that has gone brown, green, oolong, and black tea, rust.

Understandable, have a nice day.

Look up daycore