I haven’t seen them a long time either, but these days the six packs are completely wrapped in plastic. Another win for the packaging industry I guess.
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zout@fedia.ioto Technology@lemmy.world•Mole or cancer? The algorithm that gets one in three melanomas wrong and erases patients with dark skin532·3 days agoThe racism is in training on white patients only, not in the abilities of the AI in this case.
Usually it’s just regular raw onion. And there’s actually a lot of taste in the herring due to gibbing.
20+40*1-20. The first 20 you had already.
I would never do this, because alcohilism runs in my family, and I’d be afraid to become dependend. That said, I know not everyone has the same risk to become an alcoholic, so if it helps and you can manage, do what you have to, life is hard enough as it is sometimes.
I tried to open the original url for this, and wtf is that Anubis plugin doing? It took so long to load that I decided it wasn’t worth the time to wait for it.
It will not act as a Faraday cage, the holes need to smaller for that, about 1 cm max. However, wifi signals do get disturbed by a cage like this due to the low power of these signals.
zout@fedia.ioto Showerthoughts@lemmy.world•Why is cottage cheese the only cheese defined by some relationship to a building?4·17 days agoMaasdam and Gouda (among others) are towns.
dude. Jesus. Silly opinion
Yeah I’m done here. And hurt, I even said you’re right!
You’re right, drinking distilled water is perfectly fine, just take a multivitamin to compensate for the lack of minerals.
Source for the salty foods? Salt in food is normally sodium chloride, not the calcium or magnesium which you need to replenish.
Can’t find it right now, lots of articles online about electrolyte imbalance causing issues, but none linked to an actual source.
For once, yes. But exclusively? It’ll extract minerals from your body, causing health issues.
Nope, distilled water has nothing, no minerals or anything else, including ions. Deionized water is also not the best for consumption.
zout@fedia.ioto No Stupid Questions@lemmy.world•Are my husband’s rules for our son too strict?6·25 days agoI have a kid of the same age, and ours are less strict, except for bed time, it’s 21:30 if there’s school the next day. Wake up time is whatever necessary, like others said teens need their rest. Screen time ends at 21:00 on school nights, but will get more strict if school results are getting lower. Basically we give our kids a lot of freedom, but expect them to do their school work and behave like normal human beings. We’re also strict on alcohol, drugs or other substances, which is not always the case in my part of the world.
Meanwhile I learned this weekend how to pronounce “dandelion” from watching a Beavis and Butthead clip. And I haven been speaking English for decades, in both professional and social settings.
Moi mien jong!
DUCK!