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Think I saw a non-cam torrent so should be streaming I guess

Hold on just a minute now, I'm sure he must have emptied himself at least once.

Any noticeable durability issues? Had my Samsung stick die completely just outside of warranty window....

Maybe it's late apple season there and with the news of countries blocking apple exports to Russia, he clearly decided to take matters into his own hands and to knock some apples off the trees, but the hammer kept falling back on his head. Self-inflicted accident, nothing to see here.

Careful, some might think you're a jerk 🤣

I don't know whether anything changed or it's down to brand but I have no issues baking strudels and other pastry with similar dough from soy milk, including doing some simple buns from dry yeast, but obviously that lacked the sourdough taste, which I'd like to try replicate with use of some acids next (e.g. vinegar). Don't really do much else though, so can't confirm for other uses.

We specifically buy Kirkland brand (cheapest alternative) and more recently actually started grabbing the vanilla soy milk from US instead of local. I used to hate sweetened soy milk some 5+years ago, but this is somehow different. And it works great for crepes as well - actually better than regular milk IMO.

Lmao...now if Honda or whichever Japanese manufacturer is still regularly pushing these out came out and sued, I'd be more inclined to think they have some weight behind the accusation because I'm sure I've seen something similar before. Then again as others pointed out, they all look similar, even more so once you try to hide the wiring, hydraulics etc

From first hand experience....yes

Government's friends profits?

If actual scientists were in charge, and maybe had some ideas that they weren't certain would work but sounded promising, which could be theoretically tested with AI - there would be hope.
But none of these fuckers would allow anyone with more than half a brain cell near it, because "investment and growth and blablabla"

Then again, we could just do that with existing supercomputers and all these power hungry AI crap companies' resources (I'm sure some supercomputers do get used for the modelling already)...instead of whatever the fuck they're trying to do now.

I guess is just a given feature (or even requirement) of a floating wind turbine based on the info in the article? Still pretty interesting nevertheless.

Funny part is when they roll the damn melons, maybe hoping to help them ripen more evenly(?), and you end up with no distinguishable spot and usually a shit melon. Luckily you don't see many of those.