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And spicy chili peppers being associated with Chinese, Thai, or Indian food

And potatoes being associated with Ireland… or Russia…

Their head is up their ass, instead of in the clouds.

Haha, weird.

I’ve had that happen a few times recently (wrong comment replied to) and I have no idea how it happens. For the upvotes… well it’s either there’s too many Lemdiots on this platform, or bots (oh noes!).

It’s a typing speed problem. The left hand hitting the 4 was too slow/the right hand jumped the gun on typing the first 9.

So, definitely aliens.

not sure whether to up vote or downvoted this comment

You can make cherry juice, but presumably you’d do that by crushing the cherry meat to extract the juice. That’s different from how coffee is made. To create cherry coffee, we’d have to take the cherry pits, dry them, roast them, grind them, then pour hot water over them.

He’s about to get the horny bonk when he face plants into the concrete.

The cost of a .com Domain can be under $10/year

I just bought bitwaba.com for like 8.49 a couple months ago.

.com, .net, .org, and .social are called Top Level Domains

You can register a second level domain (e.g. “google”, "lemmy”, “cnn”) with a specific TLD, resulting in a domain name (e.g. “google.com”, “lemmy.social”, “cnn.com”)

I look forward to following this story as it develops.

You can pronounce the L in both of those cases, and many people do.

The devs feel a moral obligation to show you Yennefer’s tits

Except for the fact that I didn’t in mention any specific product, so I literally didn’t market anything.

Your response also reads like a bot, using the rule of three then punctuating it with your conclusion.

Effective means of communication are effective. It’s only sensible bots would be written to use the most effective method possible to get their points across.

You think bots talk about their own personal odor issues?

The difference between regular soap and antibacterial soap is that the antibacterial agent is usually something like triclosan or triclocarban, which is meant to slow the growth of new bacteria.

This gives soap a 1 2 punch as when you wash you kill pretty much 100% of the bacteria, but bacteria is everywhere so you almost immediately start picking more up as soon as you start coming into contact with other surfaces (the shower knob, the door handle, your phone, etc) so the antibacterial agent will help prevent the explosive bacterial growth after you’ve acquired it.

To be clear, I’m not defending antibacterial soap. In 99% of cases regular soap does exactly what people need. As a regular person, if you’re worried about bacterial contamination that much, you shouldn’t be using antibacterial soap in place of regular soap when you wash - you should just be washing more often.

I personally do have a very specific benefit that I experience when I use antibacterial soap: it takes longer for me to start smelling after I start sweating. The difference is noticeable for me. Presumably it is noticeable for the people around me as well. I could fix this problem by showering more often, but when I already shower once a day I’m not gonna go grab a quick one after lunch just for the hell of it, especially since excess water use is a problem anyways. Also where the fuck am I gonna find a shower that I’m just free to use at lunch time? So, antibacterial soap, and deodorant, fills that time gap for me.

Someone has never had to deal with Evri Hermes in the UK. Or TNT. Christ theyre terrible.

That is a perfectly good cucumber! Just picked the mother fucker. The salt and vinegar will sanitize it… And now you’ve got pickles!

You’re paying a lot for a 7800x3d, and putting in a 7900 GRE which won’t come close to saturating that CPU. You’d end up with more FPS if you saved $200 on the CPU and put into the GPU for an XT or XTX if you can squeeze it.

Also, if you can hold off on purchasing, the 9000 series CPUs go on sale at the end of the month. If you wait a couple months you can probably either pick up a used CPU from someone upgrading, or the existing new prices should drop a bit as demand shifts to the new higher level.

In general though I’d say “more money into your GPU” if gaming is your primary goal. My friends and I are generally sticking with the “video card price = CPU + mobo + RAM price” as far as high performance gaming rigs go at the moment (and even higher if you’re doing Nvidia because they’re overpriced.)

No, it should be roughly the same.

The thing you’re trying to take advantage of when placing a fan a meter or two from a window is that when you have a moving mass of air and it passes by static air, it “drags” the static air with it. As a result you move more air mass that what was blown by the fan directly out of the fan blades.

A blower fan still blows air in a direction, and can likely take an even bigger advantage than a traditional box fan since a blower fan’s output direction will be more orderly aka closer to a laminar flow than a box fan. But the real advantage of the blower style fan is that its enclosure allows you to direct both the intake and exhaust portions of the air being moved.