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  • I'm not sure if it's still the case but most of the population in Mexico is above 3000 feet so recipes had variations for sea level instead (the recipe was made for 1000msnm)

    Sometimes it was confusing if you got something imported from the US or some brand that needed to be adjusted for high altitude

  • Don't they need to request permission to enter the airspace before take off? They should at least deny the request and make them take a longer route

  • scotty doesn't know don't tell scotty

  • pilots had "made the decision to leave the system engaged," and "automatically engaged exactly as designed when the cabin altitude exceeded the prescribed safe levels."

  • My father is a workaholic, even after retiring he found a couple of jigs to keep him busy almost full time. I tried to get him into videogames after retiring (he used to play a lot of SNES and Sega Genesis back n the day) and he didn't find any joy in it

    I hate working, I do it as a means to get money for traveling and for my hobbies and I spend a lot of time playing videogames

    So I guess my father gets his dopamine directly from working and I work to get money to fund stuff that give me dopamine

  • 20 years ago it was way easier to install Linux from a boot disk (like ubuntu or suse) than windows from scratch. Sometimes XP didn't have the necessary drives and you'd need to find bootable drivers and load them from a floppy disk

    It was even easier to install OSx86 on my laptop than windows vista from scratch in 2007

    Maybe this is one of those thinking that 20 years ago was the 90s

  • They mock people that know facts and they are proud to be ignorant

  • I feel the same as you, my wife loves celery and puts it on everything but I feel like it subtracts flavors on most stuff. She eats raw celery all the time, I can maybe stand it with a lot of ranch next to some buffalo wings

  • Close enough to the point where it doesn't matter (-40)

  • Pinchi pendejo cabrón

  • The PSP memory (memory stick pro duo) wasn't as expensive as vita's because they were the same as the camera's and some other devices

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  • My wife always gets excited when a book she loves is being adapted (right now Verity and project hail Mary) but I learned from many disappointments to not get excited. I still watch most of them but I don't expect too much

  • Many years ago I made a library for Arduino to control an 8x8 LED matrix to display running text. It was not very clean but I like it enough to upload it to the forums (I couldn't find anything similar). One week later it was complely different to what I uploaded and it was super efficient and a bunch of people added new functions and availability but my name still appeared as a main contributor. Of course I put it on my CV and showed it to my professors!

  • After 8 years my wife finally told me that she will leave her friend's "family" account because she doesn't want to support Spotify. I've been using YouTube music since it launched (as Google Play music) but I'm not sure that is any better (ethically)

  • Can I install/use jellyfin directly on my tv? That's the only think keeping me on pkex (I haven't tried jellyfin but I'm open to other options)

  • I like it a lot. A lot of the YouTubers I watch are in there and I found some other channels I enjoy and their original series jetlag is great.

    If you have hoopla with your library you can check if they have binge passes for nebula to check the channels and the app (I only use it on my android phone with mostly no issues). I can also send you a guest pass for a free week if you'd like, just DM me your email

  • cats @lemmy.world

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