De_Narm @ De_Narm @lemmy.world

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All of this is designed to ensure that students have quality meals and that we meet parents’ expectations, [..]

By the fall of 2027, added sugars in school meals would be limited to no more than 10% of the total calories per week for breakfasts and lunches, in addition to limites on sugar in specific products.

Either parents have no expectations at all, which isn't unlikely, or these two points are mutually exclusive. 10% of calories from added sugar is still insane. For context, I track my diet, which is by no means healthy, and I get on average about 5% of my daily calories from sugar - including both added sugar and natural sugar.

I'm not surprised. I've watched a few reviews of this thing and still cannot think of any real use case.

Honestly, it's probably more accurate now. Most people I've seen eat that shit up like it's AGI.

If we always kill off 99.9% and grant the remaining 0.1% who actually bounce back immunity, we'd end up creating an even worse billionaire class. Kinda like with antibiotics.

You're right, nothing stops them from becoming shitty. However, unlike public companies, a private company isn't encouraged to prioritize short term profit over long term profit. Doing something blatantly stupid to bolster your short term profit only makes sense for your shareholders or if you want to extract as much money before jumping ship - neither should happen anytime soon with steam.

Your pain points from the developer side all seems valid, and they should absolutely be improved. They probably treat unknown indie devs like dirt because for every good game they get thousands of submissions with blatant lies in them. E.g. your typical asset flips. Of course, that's no excuse, but at least I can kinda get where that could be coming from. Have you experienced the old system? I simply cannot tell whether they have truly become worse for indie devs or just traded some problems for others.

Regarding the sales, I have mixed feelings. Sales were a lot more exciting, that's just true. However, because of flash sales, I mostly never bought anything but those, at least until the very end of the sale. While it is boring in comparison, as a consumer, I also quite enjoy the ability to only check the sale once, get what I want, and be done with it. Seems way more convenient.

It's so strange how they didn't care with this one. New Leaf shipped with way more content than NH ever got and even received a massive update 4 years later. Meanwhile, NH doesn't even have a second upgrade for Nook's Cranny.

So... he thinks his syllables are 'Chri' and 's'?

Correct me if I'm wrong, but enshitification seems like a problem entirely contained to publicly traded companies. Valve is a privately owned company and doesn't need to grow, thus they can just enjoy the millions if not billions of dollar revenue.

It's more about the absence of most other nutrients, assuming he keeps a similar life style at home.

Also, I'm not sure what the current opinion about eggs and colesterol is. I've heard both sides thousands of times and don't eat them anyways.

I'm surprised you can survive this for multiple months. The human body is amazing.

I don't think he's wrong with this, but he kinda implies that the candidate with the most campaign money wins. Such a great democracy.

Since OP won't tell, there are a few things I came across years ago:

• naked yoga, there used to be lots and lots of porn-but-not-porn on youtube
• real autopsy videos - you could easily find them when looking for anatomy videos, the most memorable one being done by a german crazy-looking guy wearing a hat while doing an autopsy on stage

There are others, but they were just plain illegal.

As far as I am aware only your nose and ears keep on growing, nothing with a bone in it does.

I've got that far, after all, I know the song. I'm just so bad at anything rhythmic, I cannot read any lyrics as anything else but plain text. In my head, even my favorite songs lyrics are read like an essay about the cultural importance of potatoes in China.

I'm amazed other people can actually do that. I've heard that song hundreds of times, but I can neither recall the tune nor the lyrics. I don't think there is any song I could hum more than 10s of.

I don't disagree necessarily, those are two different things in theory. However, my hobbies more or less cover everything I'm passionate about. At least the things I know I'm passionate about. Since most high paying jobs require certain degrees or years of training, and I'm also passionate about not starving, I could not actually try a lot of professions and therefore choosing something I liked recreationally was kinda implied, I thought.

"Choose a job you love and you will never have to work a day in your life."

or

"Do what you're passionate about."

Just no. Most things I like don't pay well and I started to resent the others while doing them professionally. Turning your hobby into your job is like setting your favorite song as your alarm. That's my experience at least.

It's Final Fantasy VII: Rebirth.

4k gaming is nice and all, but I'd never get a new console and a new TV just for that. At that point, I might as well quit buying consoles for good and go for a PC - Sony started releasing more games on steam anyways.

There's barely a point to get a normal PS5 yet. I can think of only one game I'm interested in that's not also on the PS4.