Chocolate powder and some milk to turn it into a chocolate porridge.

Just watched this today. I want to have the PFAS blood test done but I’m also afraid to see the results. On the flip side, my local water utility sent out an email last month that their system is free of lead pipes and PFAS levels were either not detected or lower than EPA regulatory limits. It’s scary that those regulations are going to be removed soon.

I thought I just saw an article yesterday that they are hiring again because of issues they have with replacing people with AI? Or was that a different company?

Is there anyone here whose org is structured in such a way that the team doing Risk Management is decoupled from Compliance and Governance?

Puzzles. Mini crosswords, wordle, etc.

Use Alexandrite’s 2-column view if you browse on a desktop. Much more efficient than the default interface.

I prefer Mullvad. Regularly audited, can pay with cash if preferred, everything runs on RAM, and hasn’t had any controversies so far. The only issue for some is no port forwarding. I also like the multi-hop and DAITA features.

Yeah this is it, the ones who aren’t paying a mortgage on the house they’re renting out. That or corporate landlords.

Anything with a rabid fanbase tends to have people who don’t take their hygiene seriously.

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I have this weird fascination with the typical stew of beans and meat in westerns. They look like they taste good.

Yeah, instead of shooting missiles they can just try to outdo each other in aerial maneuvers or something.

A public park is literally the best open space to practice juggling outside of your own backyard.

I’ve had fewer issues when using servers in Asia.

IIRC gut microbes influence our bodies so much, so I won’t be suprised if that’s the reason it helped.

You mentioned you have hobbies and you travel. Maybe see if you can find a career path from those? I know there’s the risk of ruining a hobby by doing it for a living, but it might be worth a shot since you don’t have anything else in mind at the moment.

The federated nature of Lemmy makes it far more resistant to Reddit’s fate, but I still feel a sense of inevitability that there is a timer on how long this can last

Hell, the drama right now about the devs running out of funds and people refusing to donate because of their association with .ml might accelerate lemmy’s demise before it can even get big.

Because lemmy (forums) is built for following discussions, while mastodon (microblogging) is built for following people. Unless you’re popular and have many followers, you’ll have better engagement in a forum because people follow the topic being discussed, not the person discussing the topic.

Does anyone actually know his backstory? I’ve seen this many times but never really got into the details.