Num10ck @ Num10ck @lemmy.world

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'We're going to be OK' is copium for 'we're not ok now.'

where do you suppose would be safe and willing?

thin clients

fiber

ruby on rails

internet of things

system on a chip

its because we find it cheaper to deserve gifted genital visits than to rent/lease/buy them.

EVERYONE.

its human nature to want to be understood as what we are. besides some people are thirsty.

or maybe they are going to start using bioweapons and want the soil to stay fertile.

how meat is treated.

yea thats a huge jump. are there any ethnic supermarkets in your area that might be worth scoping out?

costco has em for 2.6 pounds for $5. great deal. reviews say not bad. although potato is rather cheap and boring stuffing. what do you top them with?

i agree these arent wonderful but i also like the idea in general and wouldnt want amazing icons to steal attention from the actual app functions anyway

glad to hear it.. try them for a month and report back what you experienced

Pelmeni are usually filled with raw minced meat, while pierogi can be filled with a variety of sweet and savory ingredients, such as cheese, potatoes, fruit, cabbage, or sauerkraut.

thats.. how the construction industry operates normally.

how to avoid appearing like you just escaped the lower classes:

• stop keeping everything, just in case you might need it
• stop buying random crap without seeing how it can justify your space/money/time.
• stop eating garbage. eat consciously, expect you will need to feel great instead of stopping hunger.
• stop keeping in touch with toxic people just because you might need them someday.
• stop seeking attention with the way you dress and talk, etc. don't appear needy. aim for tasteful.
• preventative maintenance. fix things that are wonky before they fail at a bad time.
• appear competent and secure, give eye contact, listen.

piroshki is like an empanada, baked pastry outside. pierogi is like ravioli, boiled dumpling

just wanted to point out that pierogi is basically russian ravioli, and you can buy them by the pound in ethnic supermarkets for like $5. add your own sauce and yum for cheap.

homebridge.io might be the answer for you. or pony up the cash and splurge $11 for lifx.com and value your time.

perspective

monocultures, dude