I think you took that a little too seriously.

Futurama did it better.

Do you slice before freezing?

See I’m afraid of the fridge as my starters always seem to develop a kind of acetone-y smell once in the fridge - that no matter how long I feed for out of the fridge, just won’t go away.

I’m not at home enough to bake that often - at best I could maybe do twice across a weekend and maybe pizza dough once a week.

Lemmy.world has not defederated lemmy.ml

You should edit your post; you’re spreading disinformation.

They look really good!

Please could we have your recipe?

Oh man, I hadn’t heard of the DMA before. How exciting!

Yes, but GDPR doesn’t cover copyright - it covers personal/identifiable data. Unless I am very mistaken?

That’s why rather than trying to change people’s mind on the internet, I’ve resorted to just ridiculing them instead.

Bought Chivalry 2 last knight. Man that’s a blast. I must have had my head cut off at least 4 times in an hour!

Gotta choose progressively smaller instances until you self-host.

Sorry, how is GDPR relevant here?

How depressing. Makes me wonder if that’s part of the reason I’m struggling to switch careers, because though I’m well qualified for my desired role - I don’t fit the stereotypical career history.

Easy Lentil Curry is my go to. It’s delicious and so straightforward.

I mean, Lemmy has the exact same potential for issues with admins and mods - the key difference being that if those issues happen you can just up and off to another instance without having to abandon Lemmy altogether.

Resorting to name calling is a sure way to indicate you’ve been backed into a logical corner, and don’t want to challenge your own beliefs, so you have to denigrate your opponent.

Have you tried Liftoff? Way better than Connect or Jerboa in my opinion.

I never see Liftoff recommended in these kinds of threads. It’s my favourite app so far out of Thunder, Connect, and Jerboa.

So much money spent on chasing people over false scarcity of things they weren’t ever going to pay for.

If reddit is anything to go by, which I expect it is, people don’t click through to the article. But they see the headline and the news platform and take that as evidence enough.

I wonder whether news not being on social media is almost better? It prevents that behaviour, meaning less impact from inflammatory and sensationalised headlines, and forces consumers that actually want news to go and find it directly - in the process being more likely to actually read an article and be more informed.