Do they make induction wok burners where you can constantly toss the wok while the induction element still works? Last I saw, the induction wok has to be stationary to heat.

I have electric, would prefer induction, and the only case I’d really want gas is to quickly char peppers directly over the flame.

What show is this?

[edit: it looks like Summer Camp Island? I don’t remember it that well if that’s the case]

[edit edit: after a bit of hunting, I think it’s from the final episode of season 1 of Summer camp island; The Library]

The thing on the scroll is usually what the meme poster supports and the 4th panel person’s reaction is who they’re making fun of.

Hall of Fame: HBO -> HBO Go -> HBO Now -> HBO Max -> MAX -> HBO Max

I ordered online Jersey Mike’s (sandwich chain restaurant) on my lunch break at a new job, then walked a mile in the opposite direction towards a Jimmy Johns (another sandwich chain restaurant) and wasted my entire lunch break waiting on my food that was never going to be at the wrong restaurant.

I was just thinking about this regarding climate the other day and found this interesting graphic on climate similarities in North America.

Washing denim and linen together is risky though.

I swear, I feel like I’ve watched (or have shown off to people unfamiliar with dropout) A Game Most Changed like 5 times.

Or if they’re straight, Sam Says. Lol

True, it’s likely too early to tell. I think I just inadvertently compare them to all the other streaming services right now. As for the price increase, that’s only for new subscribers- existing subscribers are grandfathered in at the previous price.

• Dropout.tv
• Davinci resolve
• Obsidian
• Jellyfin
• Airgradient air quality monitor

I guess I don’t know for sure until/unless it’s actually available. I heard about it this past august so every few weeks, I look it up to see if it’s available yet. Though now I see that it has a publication date of October 31st, so possibly soon?

I keep waiting for that A New History of World War II by the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences textbook to become available.

It sure does seem like people who support white supremacist systems and help push supremacist propaganda don’t like being called white supremacists.

Brits need to stop implementing inferior (though accessible) standards, then after abandoning them when realizing their mistake, make fun of others using the previous standard. Don’t let anyone find out you used to call association football “soccer” to be distinct from rugby football or still measure some things in imperial stones.

Non-brits, this isn’t directed at you lol. I know imperial measurements suck

If your food, water, healthcare, housing, etc weren’t paywalled, doing what you love wouldn’t need to be commodified*. If people work on life saving vaccines, they shouldn’t have to worry about how they will pay for things they need. The builder that builds the house of the person developing vaccines shouldn’t have to worry about how they will pay for the things they need. The person cutting lumber for the builder shouldn’t have to worry about how they will pay for the things they need.

*the caveat here is that the work either has to be deemed by society to be necessary work or that this is the only work you’re able to do or if “the thing you love” isn’t writing think pieces trying to destroy this system of de-commodification.

Hope that the work we do will over time become the shade of a tree our grandkids will be able to enjoy.

Sure you can… until you run out of memory and it throttles because there is no fan. Then it uses swap memory until it chews away at the 256Gb drive. It’s possible to run these things just long enough to say “look, I told you so”, but I would never try using it professionally, especially if you’re running Adobe bloatware. Power isn’t the issue.

I’d almost always recommend the base Mac mini instead of a MacBook Air specifically because you can actually upgrade the internal storage after you buy it and it has fans. I still wouldn’t load up on a bunch of huge programs at the same time because memory will eventually be the bottleneck like it is with the MBA, but it’s far more reasonable to use for work for about the same price. The value proposition for the MacBook Air just isn’t that great generally speaking as well as when compared to other options Apple has.

Just to prevent you from falling to your own outdated claim, here’s a correction or two:

Window snapping and arranging windows in the corners is a thing now (and with hotkeys too, a million years late- I had to look this up since I’ve been using Rectangle for a long time)

Some mac laptops have HDMI ports. If you get a mac without an HDMI port, it’s in apple’s “paperweight class” of machines and shouldn’t be bought. Macbook Airs are just expensive mac flavored chromebooks.

The repairability sucks, but I still use my 2014 macbook pro daily because it still works really well (though those old intel chips make the fans go wild even after repasting everything and cleaning the fans). I was able to buy a cheapo replacement battery off ebay and it’s working great after a fairly tedious process of using IPA and dental floss to release the old battery. It is no longer supported by apple through software, though I use OpenCore legacy patcher to update to the newest system so I don’t have to worry about an old system without security updates connecting to the internet. I’ve tried installing various Linux distros on it and none of them are very happy with the process. Most of the time it’s the stupid broadcom wifi chip and other times only a single speaker works and I’m too much of a dunce to troubleshoot things like that. Tails OS becomes nearly useless on an old macbook because of the broadcom issue. But also, I’m not about to go buy a thinkpad just so linux will work properly- I don’t need more devices in my house, I’ll just use what I already have.

Adguard on my router has apple services at 7% of all blocked domains in the last 24 hours (545 times). Adobe is 14% in that same window (1135 times). I hate it here.