My advice is to go to https://gsmarena.com/ and find a phone with 4nm octa-core chipset for $400. Who needs those four cameras, you’ll probably use those fisheye lens maybe three times in your phone’s lifetime. It’s better to buy a phone with some useful gimmick like 6000 mAh battery and have 1.5 day life on a single charge.

I need an elfpossum in my life

The salmon will be fine, pretty much the same as steam-cooking it. Just put some spices and a lot of lemon so it would not be bland.

The microwave, on the other hand, will gain a subtle and mysterious fish aroma, that will only become stronger with the passage of time.

They already have it, just not an IDE.

I believe most of Arduino libraries are open-source, so they can simply fork it.

Your laptop is a cash counter.

It makes so much sense on a plane. If you lose attention and lean on the control stick, the plane will tilt the nose down and yank you back into the seat. If the direction was up, the plane would slam you into the stick and the plane would do infinite loops, especially if you black out.

I consider ‘based’ an opposite of ‘sour’ or ‘acidic’. That is, being alkaline and having high pH is considered socially desirable. Mixing based and sour personalities will naturally produce salt, that is, dried tears.

Cooking is a term for any time-consuming chemical reaction, which happens to include food preparation.

I have no chemistry-related explanation for rizz. Something to do with sparks?

Bucatini

On Debian the python is preinstalled.

Everything you do with awk, you can do with python, and it will also be readable.

For actual cooking, chop off the root part (it holds all the layers together), then perform two cuts to chop the onion in four equal pieces. Then press each quarter with your finger and it will separate into individual layers thin enough to fry in a pan.

You can even do it with two half-onions, but you’ll squish some layers when separating them, or you’ll spend too much time carefully separating them with a knife or a spoon.

Is half-sphere close enough to die shape?

I feel like I’ve stumbled on a secret Italian leftovers menu.
Which other recipes do you have that Italians are hiding from us?
Yesterday’s pasta, fried until crisp?
Minestrone enhanced with pancetta and parmigiano?
Tiramisu dunked into coffee?

Seeing the title, I thought it would be rolled up cold pizza. Then the picture finished loading, and yup, that’s a burrito.

No way! I’ve updated to Debian 13 two days ago, and I’ve got two (!) new lockscreen wallpapers, and you can even configure lockscreen to download picture of the day from Flickr or Bing. Also taskbar has rounded corners, which I’m ambivalent about.

Time savings in today’s economics would be completely negated by waiting two hours in line at the airport.

But the vibes!

Arch is hard to install, hard to configure, and hard to use, because it requires cryptic commandline knowledge at every step.

People who use Arch generally know very well what they are doing, so their system works with no issues, which they never forget to mention in every conversation.

Ubuntu is a novice-friendly Linux distribution, but since the majority of it’s users are novices or Windows 11 refugees, they generate a lot of complaints on forums.

10 GB storage for default installation, 4 GB storage for commandline-only installation, 403 GB storage if you install every Debian package under the sun.

Gonna update my dated Debian 12. Those old KDE wallpapers already look unfashionable.