Nearly ten years of my life essentially reduced to “Keep poop in ground, not on ground.”

Yeah with veggies only and no noodle it stays solidly salad until 50%. The 80/20 veggie-water split is what separates dry salad from salad.

The noodle content just pushes a salad into a soup with less water content than the soup/broth interface does with salad. So clay of noodle.

It doesn’t mean most soups have noodles, it just means noodle content has a fairly overriding influence on how the, uh, soup is defined.

Think tuna salad, or chicken, or potato.

Keep adding water. The consistency then divides between broth and soup.

Roll it in your hand. If you can form a ball with the leftover material you’re likely in soup territory. If there’s nothing left over or there’s not enough consistency to form a ball it’s a broth.

…If you can form a ribbon with the ball it’s got some noodle content, I guess.

The lab work v field work divide transcends both politics and history.

Yes, but the beauty of it is that it plugs in Steam immediately. If you’re installing it on a machine that uses Steam and sometimes browses it is a one-stop shop.

I offloaded Windows 10 entirely, installed bazzite, and played Hollow Knight and the entire Dark Souls trilogy from the same installation on the same harddrive I’d had them on Windows. Didnt even need to reinstall.

To me that’s impressive. I only had a few crashes overall too.

Humans before the Ice Age were fishing for tuna in the deep sea and were coastal hopping everywhere there are coasts to hop.

The premise is that a computer must never make a management decision. Making a program capable of management decisons already failed. The deployment and use of that program to that end is already built upon that failure.

A lot of these are in the shallows and coastal regions, too. I used to come across them often in intertidal zones while working. Rainbows mostly, (but never cool rainbowy. Usually white and orange.)

keep telling yourself anarchists hate stalin because of his virtues and not because of his other characteristics.

To be clear, those weren’t the folks I was referring to in my comment. But:

if I may ask you a question - if marxism and anarchism are fundamentally enemies, as stalin himself argued, why would any anarchist support the modern day ML penchant for rehabilitating stalin’s reputation?

Absolutely welcome to ask, and I’ll give it a shot nonetheless.

I would ask the anarchist (and the modern day ML too) if they agree with this part of Stalin’s theory.

I don’t, and would venture to say a modern day ML may also disagree with Stalin in this but even also have a penchant for his rehabilitation, for other reasons.

More tangentally I think anarchism and marxism are not fundamentally enemies, (so, in disagreement with Stalin here), and would suggest they primarily diverge on the role a state plays in mediating conflicts of private and public interests.

But if I were to try and find common ground with the bit from Stalin you’re citing, just for argument’s sake, it would be that this divergence is a fundamental relationship between the two, but I’d still maintain the differences are not incompatible or irreconcileable.

But again, for the record, I was being more snarky about people who pivot from talking about how Hitler could’ve won to how Stalin could’ve lost.

Regardless I don’t think they’re lamenting Germany’s defeat.

I suspect for some folks Stalin is bad because anyone else would have let the USSR capitulate to the wehrmacht invasion.

Or like the Memorial to Victims of Communism in Canada that was mostly Nazis and collaborators on it.

I think the cross-post functionality is/was the most fruitful effort towards that end.

A sort of opt-in consensus bases community level federation.

Ex: if a fragmented communities could federate their content so they each drew posts and comments from each other in a sort of redundant cross-posting feature maybe. So a ‘memes’ community could pull from all other ‘memes’ communities its instance federates with like they’re on a separate circuit.

Ugh, and folinic acid is just a vitamin that can, in some cases and conditions, help with some language processing issues.

Like it can help with apraxia. It’s not a cure for autism. Or anything.

OP , I tapped this several times trying to downvote the .ml commenter I have labled for being a tankie… only to realize each time that: nope, it was still a screenshot. I am not a smart man.

That’s an objectively funny visual, but also a level of honesty worth appreciating.

Used to do that, but people just shut me out, so I adapted and now I just recommend my [intro Marxist-Leninist reading list]

My instance has a community that dedicates a thread to just about every post you make without reading anything you’ve written, so this meme does have a little bit of extra context.

To tell it to say: > Jerkface’s appeal to empathy and non-endorsement.

It seems as long as its said in Hebrew the ignorance of that media will do the rest.