ParadoxSeahorse @ ParadoxSeahorse @lemmy.world

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ie. American prison

I was referring to the demos shown at I/O, my brain seems to see them all as “flat”, it’s like a reverse magic eye thing. It reminds me of the uncomfortableness of a fever dream. I may be the exception tbf!

Sunsetting Dawn? Of course

The physics and perspective are still horrible, every video makes me want to vomit my brain

Tony Hawk’s

Agree to disagree

Coriander, Cumin, Garlic…. Powder!?! Wtf why powder?

It’s not efficiency, it’s just not easy to visualise for people that have grown up elsewhere.

Julienne: 3mm × 3mm, 40-50mm in length

Brunoise: Diced Julienne, 3mm cubes, can be as small as 1 or 2mm

Diced has no official size, but it’s bigger, can be 5mm to 20mm depending on the dish.

There are predictably French names for all the different sizes, this page gets a bit muddled with inches in there again, but since they’re all French, I’d say trust the millimetres.

I’ve found the USA to have some of the nicest, most welcoming people I’ve ever met. Probably some of these people have been lead down dark voting paths, against their own, and the world’s, best interests. All we can really hope for is enough people speak sense persuasively enough for them to hear it. And that means being understanding, empathetic and tolerant.

He clicked the dropdown menu, and then he just randomly selected “Papyrus”, like a thoughtless child just wandering by a garden, just yanking leaves along the way.

Obligatory

Well it’s because noon means nine because the day starts at six o’ clock, so three is noon, but we use it to mean twelve which is closer to midday, obviously

Unicron Ŏ

Somebody melt this fucker down and feed it to the winged panthers

Nah they’re called “bum bags”

The ThePyroPython Pylon

Stealing! It’s a bear!

“I hope the bear’s not lactose intolerant” what a guy

2095: Humanity finally succumbs to the “almost indestructible” Flying Spaghetti Monster machines

The saying "you can't cross over a duck's river" is a play on words, suggesting that it's difficult to cross a river that is already filled with ducks. It's not a literal statement about rivers and ducks, but rather an idiom or idiom-like phrase used to express the idea that something is difficult or impossible to achieve due to the presence of obstacles or challenges.

I used the word “origin” instead of “meaning”, which didn’t seem to work.

Pretty smelly