That recipe is quite popular in the Midwest!
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mlc894@lemmy.worldto
Showerthoughts@lemmy.world•Phone charges should plug into the top of the phone not the bottom.
5·7 days agoIt’s horribly inefficient. I refuse to use it!
I know what you’re saying is true. But my gut tells me the whole thing is still suspect.
Imagine it this way. Libraries have a lot of books, and to make room for new, popular titles, they have to get rid of old books which haven’t been checked out in years.
Enter a book enthusiast. Say what you will about him, or why he’s here. He enjoys spending time around knowledge. He hangs out with his friends here. But his role in this library is that he pays for the pleasure of burning the designated books. He pays a pretty penny for the privilege of setting a book on fire. His money is important to keeping the library running.
Do I recognize his place within the library system? I guess. Do I want to be his friend? Hell no.
mlc894@lemmy.worldto
196@lemmy.blahaj.zone•Chicken gene-editing advance opens path to HRT-producing eggsEnglish
1·8 days agoYour first sentence, set aside so nobody could miss it, in quotation marks.
That would be one hell of a fridge if it did! But my number was meant as an illustration of how the math works, not necessarily accurate to any specific refrigeration device.
Oh, I see what you’re saying!
That’s not quite how refrigerations works. The energy doesn’t “go into” doing the refrigeration; the energy you’re bringing in from the electrical grid is still in your home.
In other words, if your fridge runs at 200 W, then your home is being heated at 200 W, plus whatever heat is being pulled from the inside of the fridge.
Where are you getting “a few dozen watts”? I see ranges of 300-800 W online.
Not so negligible! If your fridge draws, say, 1500 W while it’s running, then it releases 1500 W of heat into your living space PLUS the heat it’s removing from its interior. That’s pretty substantial while it’s running! But hopefully it’s not running full-tilt 24 hours per day lol
mlc894@lemmy.worldto
196@lemmy.blahaj.zone•Chicken gene-editing advance opens path to HRT-producing eggsEnglish
22·9 days agoWhy would you automatically assume that instead of a valid scientific reason, it’s just that the scientists are comic book villains cackling in their lab and intentionally torturing chickens?
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196@lemmy.blahaj.zone•for all the rules who think crepes are pancakes :3English
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They should get one! That’s a very normal thing for a library to have.
mlc894@lemmy.worldto
Australia@aussie.zone•'One thing after another': The almost $20,000 penalty for being single in AustraliaEnglish
21·14 days agoI mean, by inspection, it seems easily true. If you’re working 100 hours per week, you’re probably not taking much time out for dating.
mlc894@lemmy.worldtoMicroblog Memes@lemmy.world•This hits a little too close to homeEnglish
5·14 days ago“And that’s why dad went into the cheap retirement home and doesn’t live with us.”
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Comic Strips@lemmy.world•[Meta] Posting comics from transphobic artists?
3·19 days ago“If we don’t flood the front page with Nazi stuff, we’re as bad as the Nazis” was always my least favorite argument.
mlc894@lemmy.worldto
Comic Strips@lemmy.world•[Meta] Posting comics from transphobic artists?
3·19 days agoI firmly disagree. “The way to stop Nazism is to let them talk more and let more people see a bunch of Nazi stuff” can be judged as nonsense by inspection.
I love the qualifier “known human” hahahaha!
“Should”? Hell no. “Do”? Yes, all of them, all the time, no matter whether I know about it or not.


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