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I like to put my leftovers in an omelette the next morning.
Rice and beans? Spaghetti and meatballs? Baked haddock?
All good omelette material.
Makes leftovers less boring imo and a good way to reheat them
I like to put my leftovers in an omelette the next morning.
Rice and beans? Spaghetti and meatballs? Baked haddock?
All good omelette material.
Makes leftovers less boring imo and a good way to reheat them
HP printers: A bad investment in not having your printer break by the 2 year mark
I remember at the time that this released, just having a decent 2d platformer on the DS felt like a novelty. No, it doesn’t do anything special or super interesting, but as someone that wasn’t exposed to the older NES/SNES games really, this was a good introduction to the series at the time (which was admittedly completely overshadowed by Mario 64 DS around the same time).
Out of all the NSMB games, I think the original Wii release is probably the best one IMO.
We grow great taste
Do different pickle varieties play into this at all? IE there’s pickles with little bits of pepper, dill, garlic etc. Those things must add some nutritional value at least
I hate shrimp, fuck those things they suck and aren’t worth whatever premium BS the going market price is
For certain things it makes sense to have an app imo, for instance music streaming services the desktop experience just has more features, plays better with my preamp/headphones and so on.
For something like Netflix it’s extremely irritating that they either intentionally gimp the experience of using the service on many browsers (IIRC Netflix is capped at 720p in Firefox still) or try to force users into using the app (see YouTube attempting to automatically redirect you to the app anytime you try to watch a video in the browser).
Idk as long as Meta services keep forcing you to sign up for an account to view anything of value I’d imagine a lot of people will look for alternatives elsewhere.
Nothing more annoying than trying to look at the menu for a local restaurant/business page for a local business and seeing “sign up for Facebook to view this page.” Much of the utility for any kind of discussion or shared info online (imo) lies in the ability to access it quickly via search and without being forced to login.
Either the vaporwave 90s nostalgia playlist or the death metal playlist nothing else
The only good thing about the walled garden was it kept terrible ideas like this from being possible
The cold, pretty much. Rather live in 0 deg. temperatures than deal with sweat, mosquitos, and people asking about swimming / go to the beach / sit out in the sun for no reason and get skin cancer.
The ponds and lakes freeze over for ice fishing or skating, the snow itself is often an activity (build stuff out of snow, eat the snow, throw the snow). The cold is refreshing and pleasant in the mornings and really helps to wake me up when I’m feeling sleepy. Perfect time to make soups, stews or breads. No BS about “it’s too hot to make this type of food, we should make hamburgers for the sixth day in a row”.
An Commodore 64, 7 million dollars, and a garbage can that never gets full
As others have said, the comments definitely feel more substantial / thought out here than they tend to on Reddit.
Less shitposting and people regurgitating memes for sure, but it’s been easier to actually ask a question and get an answer here.
On Reddit you end up having to filter through a bunch more BS when you’re just looking for information a lot of the time.