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Cake day: July 6th, 2023

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  • Meant to leave that context for for our metric friends, but my post was getting long so I shortened it. In Fahrenheit, water boils at 212°f and freezes at 32 at 1 atmosphere. (Sea level) the conversion rate is 1.8°f=°c (after subtracting those 32 ‘extra’ degrees)

    So at 207, his boiling point is only 5°f (3.33°c) lower than at sea level. Whereas where i was cooking, it was closer to 10°c - enough to considerably dry out anything baking for a decent amount of time, and throw a lot of baking chemistry off (anything leavening with baking soda, etc changes, and breads risk colapsing although that’s less about the h2o, and more about the pressure iirc)


  • The higher altitude, the lower the atmospheric pressure, and the lower the boiling point of water. At 3300, you were down to 207°f. I used to work at a restaurant at 8k feet and we were down to a boiling point of 195, which was enough to make things like, say brownies, noticeable dryer if you didnt compensate for the extra water boiling off durrong cooking.

    We actually had a fancy oven for pastry that you could set the pressure inside of, allowing us to cook things as though at sea level.


  • It looks better for for tall or skinny guys to fasten the bottom button when standing. Especially on higher button suits like that, where it is belly button height.

    The way I was taught, a suit like that, you treat it as a 3 button suit thats ‘missing’ the bottom button, and treat thw lower one as a middle button.




  • I dont think they should be deported. They shouldn’t be free, and future admins shouldn’t validate the premise that any government has the right to make someone stateless.

    Instead, we should convert something like GitMo and detain them all there- imprisoned, with no right to trials as they’re no longer on US soil.

    Alternatively, we could take a page out of russia’s handbook, and conscript them into the army, make them a special unit, and send them all to Ukraine to be Frontline soldiers. They clearly co sider themselves to be pseuo military, and magas all think theyre combating antifa- well, RuZzia claims theyre only in Ukraine to denazify it- therefore all the Russian soldiers are artifa!


  • Sigmund freuds whole oedipus complex thing makes a lot of sense- not as a general psychological framework, but as a framework for freud himself.

    Freud was the product of a second marriage, with a dad ~60, to mom being g in her 30s. His dad had 2 sons from that first marriage who were also in their 30s. With father was also a trader, meaning he was likely on the road a lot.

    So, when a young freud looked to his brothers to model behavior from, he saw their interactions with his mother, an age peer of the opposite sex, as opposed the normal generational gap others see between their siblings/peers and their mothers, one that was likely a lot more sexually charged than the normal.

    These interactions, instead of the normal age reverant ones, are the ones freud seems to have internalized, and then assumed everyone had, and based his oedipal complex on.

    Now, tbf, both brothers were married, and iirc, neither lived at home during freud’s childhood, so the behavior could have been a bit less direct; at social gatherings, his mom would have likely been grouped in with the brothers’ wives, being a married woman the same age, as opposed to the married women his father’s age.

    The brothers’ wives then, to Freud, could have been seen as sort of proxy mothers, and the effect is still the same; Freud could have seen his brothers pairing up with others in his mom’s group, and modeled his behavior off of that.

    But occams razor still has freud walking in on his mom schtupping one of his brother during his formative years.




  • Pretty sure they’ve, and other large chain stores have been doing this for a while for certain trades. Like electricians and refrigeration/ HVAC.

    I know an electrician who did his J-manship under them. So he worked with the master electrician and they were the in-house team for like 4 districts, maintaining and upgrading 25 or so stores. When the electrician retired, he took over the contract, trained up another journeyman, before deciding he wanted to move to my town and start up his own company.

    Our local stop and shop has the same for refrigerators- theres a team that gets dispatched whenever theres problems. They even have mechanics jerseys with a stop and shop patch on them. Although, because I live on an island, they do maintain emergency contracts with 2 local guys just in case their team can’t make it over.


  • My whole extended family has been using my aunt’s stop and shop card for decades, ever since she asked us one xmas to help her accrue gas points. The home phone number its tied to has been defunct for at least 20 years now, and my aunt died 15 years ago. Even the address thats tied to the account afaik (I suppose one of my cousins could have updated it) no longer exists, as her dirt road, origibally known as ‘old country rd #2’ was long ago consumed by suburbs and the farms around it parceled out.







  • AxExRx@lemmy.worldtome_irl@lemmy.worldMe_irl
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    18 days ago

    Im in my late 30s and kind of do that. But only when segueing between loosely connected ideas, and usually when trying to convey that my comment isn’t the totality of the matter.

    Ending a response with Thanks… would kind of imply theres a But to that thanks.