Lemonparty @ Lemonparty @lemm.ee

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Hey man I have a question for you! Is this service download only or does it offer streaming too? Seems like a traditional torrent site to me, but just wanted to ask! Limited info on the site obvi.

Hey friend, I'm gonna PM you for some intel if you don't mind!

Every time I hear my voice it sounds like I just huffed a liter of helium. Apparently my wife doesn't mind but damn man. My shit is ANNOYING

Is it hard being as stupid as you are? Like, I mean, does it hurt? Cause it hurts the rest of us, let me tell ya.

I paid for Textra over a decade ago, and it's easily the best money I've ever spent. It's the best texting app I've ever used and I highly recommend everyone check it out. They still churn out updates regularly and the features are above and beyond most messaging apps.

What site? DM if you'd rather not comment. I ain't no snitch

Red boys, fall down and flail around.

The water still escapes the rice in an air tight container it just stays in the container as condensation. It won't soak back into the rice without heat, and even then the texture of the rice will not be the same. It won't be fluffy and soft like fresh rice is. If you aren't worried about adding extra calories, you could try pan frying the rice before freezing or after thawing. The texture will change but it should be very flavorful thanks to the oil and added moisture.

So you froze rice and then ate it cold? Like frozen cold? If you ate it frozen, it wasn't good because it was still frozen. If you ate it "room temperature" cold it wasn't good because it dried out as it thawed! It also probably dried out a little before you froze it.

Out of curiosity why can't you just make fresh rice for the reheated dish? Is it all too mixed together?

Rice doesn't freeze/re-cook well because when you cook it it fills with water. When you freeze it you trap that moisture in it and there's really no way to reheat it without all that moisture escaping. It's the same reason rice gets hard if you leave it out too long - the water evaporates.

Slider. He looks like a slider!

Almost every new iPhone. The product line is the iPhone. The product in the like is the specific phone. Saying apple abandoned the iPhone is like saying chevy abandoned the Silverado, the longest running truck model in America, by releasing a new one every year. It's literally the exact opposite of the point you're trying (very very very badly) to argue.

Same with Macbooks too. The first few iterations were kinda ass but around 2005-2007 they exploded in popularity. By the time I got to grad school nearly 50% of laptops in any given class were those white or black Macbooks.

I'm not sure if using the longest running and best smelling smart phone line in existence as an example of a product apple gave up on top quickly is a good strategy there champ.

The limited production numbers indicate that too. They're essentially banking on using fanboys (no negative connotation here) to beta test and see what they gravitate towards, and where it shines. Then like the health stuff for the watch, they'll capitalize on whatever the standout becomes and sort of cater development around it for mass appeal.

The apple watch also failed to sell well initially. Now just about everyone has one. I don't own a single apple product, but the one thing Apple has going for it with new tech is that they invest in their ecosystem and don't give up on products too quickly.

They're choosing not to drive for the same reason they're choosing to be more thrifty, choosing not to go to college, choosing to live with their parents longer, and choosing not to buy homes. See if you can find the common denominator.

If you can see it at all you're positive.