I wish I could buy a ravioli can for $1 ...
Solid plan even at $2-3 per can, though.
It's not an idea shortage, they just don't want to take risks anymore and consumers seem to be enabling it.
Finally a useful LLM application. Just think of all the jet fuel you'll save like this!
Certainly more deserved than Trump's FIFA peace price.
It does in fact not have a fan, and frankly I doubt that a would keep the smell completely out of the hallway if you leave the door open.
The cat can get fucked.
Yuck, who wants to have poop smell in the rest of the house/apartment?
Locking the door is the quick and easy way to signal that the room is occupied, knocking and/or asking and waiting for an answer would invariably take longer and create uncomfortable situations whenever someone doesn't remember or doesn't have the patience to wait for the answer or is just visiting and assuming that everyone locks the door when they use the bathroom.
Abusive families are pretty common, so ... y'know.
How does she know about that, though - are they the kind of couple who don't lock the bathroom when they're going about their business?
Weird how the places in the US that are most likely to see hurricanes and tornados seem to be the most religiously devout.
It's a trick question anyway, most programmers are probably bad at both Ü
"networking" in the social sense or in the administration/programming sense?
from the first chapter of "Fantasy Bishoujo Juniku Ojisan to" (Life with an Ordinary Guy Who Reincarnated into a Total Fantasy Knockout)
geteilt von: https://lemmy.world/post/41163572
Both mods are also moderators of announcements@discuss.online; they are admins, this is their instance, and they are engaging in vote tampering to boost their instance and its communities over the rest of the fediverse.
Yesterday, there was a bot that made a ton of posts in different communities. The mods of ttrrpg.network banned that user, and about 20 other people were also banned from several communities each on ttrpg.network (including me) with the reason given "Account used to boost spambot account" (for me it was all the communities on that server that I was subscribed to, but I wasn't actually banned from the instance):
The mods also made a pinned post in that sub (it's unpinned now) where they explain their reasoning some more:
Just got done investigating a spambot we had earlier, and it looks like they used a lot of compromised accounts on other instances to give their post an initial upvote boost. If you don’t already, please remember to use a good strong password.
I do remember interacting with at least one post from that bot, to me it looked fairly innocuous until I looked at the sheer volume of posts they made since the account was created. I assume that I'd notice if my account was hijacked, especially while I was still actively browsing lemmy, and my password is certainly not easily to bruteforce or guess. I also took a look at the profiles of the other users who were banned, there were quite a few who were still posting or commenting after they were banned from rpgmemes - none of those profiles looked suspicious to me, and many of the ones who didn't post or comment anything since then just weren't that active in the first place.
Frankly, I don't believe that any of those banned accounts were actually hacked. It looks to me like the mods just banned everyone who interacted with that bot. I understand that spambots are a big issue that is difficult to solve, but fediverse mods and admins need to be a lot more precise with dealing with that than this - the cure can't be worse than the poison.
I did message one community mod of rpgmemes and one of the server admins about this, but neither got back to me.
I was out of tequila, so I made a Ti'Punch and sweetened it with triple sec. Tried a proper-ish margarita recipe after. Then I tried a bunch of different rums and settled on Isautier rhum blanc traditionnel (see pic), which tastes about halfway between unaged Jamaican rum and agricole blanc, though agricole works great, too. Both rhum traditionnel and rhum agricole match the mineralic, vegetal notes of tequila and the traditionnel I have is not quite as fruity as the agricoles I have.
my recipe (adjust according to how you like your margaritas/daisies/daiquiris/ti'punches):
26ml rum (rhum traditionnel blanc or rhum agricole blanc with ~50% ABV)
18ml triple sec (I used 40% de Kuyper)
6ml lime juice
serve on ice and stir
Arguably this is more of a Ti'Punch with triple sec than a rum margarita. This style of rum really wants to be drunken without too much dilution IMO, but feel free to make it more similar to a margarita. For what it's worth, I often drink tequila as a Ti'Punch with tequila instead of rum - I just really like Ti'Punch as a template.
I'm surprised that there isn't an established cocktail for this "margarita with the spirit swapped for agricole" thing, it seems like a very natural substitution to me. It's probably due to limited availability of French rum in latin american and anglophone countries.
Seems legit.