Godort
@Godort@lemmy.ca
- Comment on Oh they got me 1 week ago:
I am shocked that this link was not to a B Dylan Hollis video. There must be a market for flamboyant gay men that make bizarre vintage recipes.
- Comment on Oh they got me 1 week ago:
It’s an interesting bit of American history, actually.
During WWII there was a small revolution in food preservation technology to keep the army properly fed. Then when the war ended, a lot of those highly processed foods started to make their way to the grocery stores and onto pantry shelves.
The problem was that because a lot of these ingredients were new, no one really knew what to do with them. This led to a lot of absolutely heinous recipes being shared in magazines.
These recipes usually took the form of sweet and savory jello-based salads
For reference
- Comment on I'm down with this 1 month ago:
Me in 1999: Really? This is the peak of human civilization? Everything sucks though.
Me now: Maybe they were onto something
- Comment on 7 Forgotten 2000s Anime With Better Worldbuilding Than Most Isekai 3 months ago:
Forgotten Anime
Fate/Stay Night
Come on
- Comment on GOG's new owner says Steam is winning due to ease of use, not quality, while criticizing the platform for releasing hundreds of games daily that are "not super high quality" 8 months ago:
That’s specifically what he’s aiming to do.
GOG has a new owner and CEO and he’s read the room in gaming journalism. He needs to make sure people understand that this isnt some Embracer Group buyout situation, and he’s doing that by specifically targeting Valve’s shortcomings:
- DRM and questions of ownership
- Contracts starting at 70/30 split
- Censorship of adult content
This is exactly what competing with Valve looks like. They just need to stick the landing.