Treczoks
@Treczoks@lemmy.world
- Comment on Ancient food are absurdly complicated. 11 hours ago:
The first step with bread is grinding the corn. This a basic way to make it edible for the tribe. Have you ever tried to bite on a corn of wheat or rye?
Mix it with water and cook it to make it softer, and you get a kind of porrige. Leave it warm over night, and you have a sourdough. Rekindle the fire on the next day, and you’ll have a proto bread.
From there to the white bread made with a dozen chemical stabilizers, acid regulators and raising agents as they are sold in the supermarket is just the result of refining the process.
- Comment on this 82 year old woman dressing like she was 40 or younger makes me think about how ridiculous I'll look like when and if I reach that age. Am I misguided? 11 hours ago:
No image here nor in the linked article?
- Comment on YSK: If you set up a Lemmy instance, and follow the Docker setup instructions to the letter, it will send lemmy.ml your admin password during the setup process 12 hours ago:
“Accidentally”
- Comment on X CEO Linda Yaccarino is now ex-CEO 3 days ago:
Took her quite long to come to the conclusion that X is not worth working for.
- Comment on Grok praises Hitler, gives credit to Musk for removing “woke filters” 3 days ago:
Thanks! I hadn’t noticed!
- Comment on what 3 days ago:
We just got an offer for a conglomerate worth €700, that we had put in for €350. The first offer was someone who only wanted some of it (basically all of the good parts, which is 90% of the value), and only offered €100.
- Comment on Ok, I'll pay you the 1995 price 3 days ago:
So, a white bread is USD0.77?
- Comment on Are some people just unable to become fluent in a foreign language? 3 days ago:
Like with any other ability, like painting or playing an instrument, learning a language is something that some people can do better than others.
And while starting to learn a language as a baby or toddler has it’s advantages (Our kids basically grew up bilingual), I started learning English in school when I was 11, and I still managed to learn it. Yes, native speakers will still tell me that I have an accent, but I’m good enough that they cannot place it, just that it is not native. With only 2-3 weeks a year in the UK, it is probably the closest I can get. Written English is another matter, anyway. I’ve probably read way more English books than the average native speaker…
- Comment on Grok praises Hitler, gives credit to Musk for removing “woke filters” 3 days ago:
So, basically, it is more like “normal” Twitter posts since then?
- Comment on BREAKING: X CEO Linda Yaccarino Steps Down One Day After Elon Musk’s Grok AI Bot Went Full Hitler 3 days ago:
What took her so long?
- Comment on You can only bring back one. Which do you choose? 4 days ago:
The only of them that we had in Germany: Toys’r’us.
- Comment on [deleted] 6 days ago:
This depends on what you are actually looking for, and how you are looking for it.
Do you really need pattern matching, or do you only look for fixed strings? Then other tools may be faster.
If you need case independent search on an upper- and lowercase data set, make a copy that is all upper or all lower, and search there.
If you only search in certain columns, make a copy that only includes these.
Or import the data into a database.
- Comment on [deleted] 6 days ago:
Occasionally, humanity sacrifices a wannabe Christian missionary for them.
- Comment on What are the chances 1 week ago:
Hey, it could be worse, we could have landed on Carboby-16, which has an 80h workweek.
- Comment on US debt is now $37trn – should we be worried? 1 week ago:
With Trump weakening the trust in the dollar and people looking at the Euro as a new reference, the rates at which the US can borrow money is already going up. At 37tn borrowed, even a tiny uptick will cost a fortune or two. Which, unless the conservatives suddenly show fiscal responsibility (which they never did so far), will just increase the deficit.
- Comment on Why do so many people believe that Tycho Brahe died from a burst bladder, when it's impossible to voluntarily hold it in until your bladder ruptures? 1 week ago:
The first thing that comes to mind here are prostata problems or kidney stones. While the ring muscles can’t counter the pressure from a full bladder, the other two can seriously obstruct the urinary tract. In case of a kidney stone, it could even be that sharp crystals support or cause a rupture.
- Comment on DIY 4th of July 1 week ago:
What’s those balls on the plate?
- Comment on Why is it called independence Day tomorrow? Shouldn't it be undependents day? At any rate we screwed it up. 1 week ago:
Its actually Ungrateful Colonists Insurgence Day.
- Comment on Alligator Auschwitz 1 week ago:
There you might be right. Shows that they are to dumb to know the meaning of it.
“Homo” in the sense of a taxonomy genus is Latin and means human, while the “homo”-prefix from e.g. “homosexual” comes from the Greek “homoi”, meaning same, equal.
- Comment on Is anyone else not feeling that patriotic for July 4? 1 week ago:
4th of July? You mean the Ungrateful Colonists Insurgence Day?
- Comment on Alligator Auschwitz 1 week ago:
Well, they probably consider them to belong to the “homo superior” species.
- Comment on Alligator Auschwitz 1 week ago:
Yes, yes indeed. Remove brown people, enslave black people. That’s the plan.
- Comment on Is anyone else not feeling that patriotic for July 4? 1 week ago:
Call for independence from everything GOP and Trump on July 4th?
- Comment on Is this soldered controller repairable by an amateur? 1 week ago:
Any chance of identifying the burned-out part on the left? If not, I’d leave this to professionals (repair cafe, maybe). A throw blanket works at mains voltage, so errors might have serious consequences.
Apart from that, you don’t know what caused that burn, so that cause might still be around, and instantly burn down any repaired board again.
So my recommendation is: NO.
- Comment on cooking question 1 week ago:
You are an adult (mostly), not a child/toddler. Yes, there are sources.
- Comment on cooking question 1 week ago:
I was not talking about adults, but children. Especially of toddlers, who put a lot of things into their mouths. There have been confirmed deaths of toddlers from chewing on cigarette butts, but I’m to lazy to dig out references just for your enterteinment.
- Comment on 🧊🧊👶 1 week ago:
Indeed, they are working better on a non-congested rail system.
- Comment on 🧊🧊👶 1 week ago:
While punctuality is not the German trains strong point, this is mostly due to congestion and construction sites. The trains as such are remarkably reliable.
- Comment on 🧊🧊👶 1 week ago:
It is way faster than a car, so Americans won’t want it.
- Comment on cooking question 1 week ago:
Only once. Tobacco is highly poisonous. The tobacco from a cigarette butt kan kill a child.