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In these grim times, with so much sorrow and rage,
With lungs that ache, longing to scream, caged,
I’d kick, I’d push, I’d break what I can,
To wake you, my dearest, my brother, my man.
See, I know that freedom exists,
It’s just hidden by father’s fists.
The door opens only in winter’s cold, when the bear reaches the threshold,
I can pull you out from your dream,
But I can’t crawl inside your mind, you see.
Wake up, for only you can flee from the devil’s hold.
We kicked something…
Written by Toni (the guy on the left) for Braca (the guy on the right), alluding to the photo attached.
If you haven’t seen the episode yet, go ahead.
We are all Bitcoin. Without community, there is no Bitcoin.
Any on-chain transaction is pseudonymous, right?
Even if you improved your privacy by generating a new address for every transaction you received, you forfeit that privacy benefit by sharing all of your addresses with someone else's server every time you sync.
What if one is indeed wrong and it’s not “psychological attacks” from “enemies”?
I think the message should be about humility and admitting one can be wrong and that’s okay.
The Wire or Sopranos is what I view as the only legit options for first. Band of Brothers and Chernobyl are mini-series which I don't include as a TV show.
Game of Thrones was entertaining and caught a cultural moment as maybe the last collective watching experience before all the platforms fragmented and mass churned out content, resulting in everyone watching different things. Plus the ending was so garbage it's shocking to see it rated so highly.
That leaves Breaking Bad. It's good, don't get me wrong, however it's a numbers game. More people saw it due to being on A&E and included in most cable packages. The Wire or Sopranos were on HBO which was an extra cost at a time that cable packages reigned supreme and streaming did not exist. So simply less people saw it and then when it became more readily available via streaming, so many other viewing options existed.
The Wire is my personal choice, and it's unlike anything TV has ever produced. More akin to a novel than a show, and likely wouldn't work in current day due to our desire for instant gratification and requirement for tightly wrapped up stories.
Speaking of steak....lately I've been grilling frozen steaks. That is I buy choice or prime+ strips/rib eyes when they're on special and freeze them. Then go straight from freezer onto grill - no seasoning obviously.
Get a good sear on outside - even though inside will still be 50F. Then season and move to cool part of grill and let go at ambient 300F until inside comes up to 125F or so. Eat.
I got the idea from America Test Kitchen....the claim (which I buy) is that overall you wind up with juicier steak since the colder inside prevents the muscle from over contracting too much and squeezing all the liquids out.
I have a suspicion that lots of steakhouses perform this trick....
Yes. The issue with changes to policy having unintended side effects would have eventually been triggered by something else if not taproot.
Learning from this now is better than learning from it in the future.
Well thank you for setting the bar higher and challenging us to scale it. For me at least, I’m encouraged to slow down and give more time for my thoughts to take expression
Fall of the House of Usher was a decent watch. Recommend for all you Poe-heads.
So was The Pale Blue Eye
You activated the chef in me.
I prep all things whenever someone or all in my family demand momos or chilli potatoes.
Momos
- Grate and chop vegetables like cabbage, carrots, onion, peppers, Ginger, Garlic etc.
- Boil some tomatoes, red chillies, ginger, garlic and Schezwan for the chutney (sauce or relish).
- After it boils, let it cool and grind it into mixer, mix green chilli sauce a little vinegar and salt.
- knead the dough
- Roll the dough and cut it into small pieces
- Fill the rolls with the vegetables, close it.
- Half Steam the raw momos
- Let them cool
- Steam them again whenever someone wants to eat them.
- Serve them the hot and juicy momos with spicy chuttney.
However I just don't it when they press for it a lot and say I make the best momos in the world..haha.
If you want I can tell you the whole recipe in detail.
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The show’s gotta keep going bcause the money’s still rolling in!
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I enjoy cooking, but don't enjoy that it has to be done so often. So I do meal prep.
My current system is to do a big batch that would last me 4-5 days, and then double the portion and freeze half. That way, after a couple of meal preps and rotating through different types of meals, the freezer has a bunch of accumulated portions so I can just start thawing them and be on a more "lazy mode" schedule for a while where I just thaw, heat/microwave and eat. Cooking break of sorts.
Not minding eating the same thing several days in a row helps.
Eating only one big meal a day helps too. Not really "OMAD", but my breakfast is almost the same thing: eggs, cheese, bread, banana, steak, in different combinations. Stuff that fills me up and won't leave me hungry 2 hours later. So I just worry about breakfast and the bigger dinner, and leave the rest for snacking. Never really bother planning or meal prepping a lunch.
Usually stick to doing recipes that optimize cooking equipment. E.g. I'll sometimes do 2 meal preps at once. Chop things up to roast in the oven, like chicken and veggies, and while its cooking, do an instant pot only recipe where I just throw things in and hit the button. If I'm doing a double batch, I try not to do two oven-heavy recipes.
Things get more difficult and time consuming if I need to eat a lot more than average (when bulking).
My system is nowhere near perfect and I'm always looking for improving, but that's where I am at the moment.
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Will surely do it the next time I cook. Already thinking about doing it under a camera this time. I think that would be the best.
There is a flavor of this idea that exists already in the form of religious buildings.
In many places, churches don't pay local property taxes.
Now, of course the exemption isn't because of the beauty and durability of a particular church, but it is interesting to note that in many cities, their churches are some of the most beautiful buildings and have often stood for centuries.
Absolutely! From trust-minimized BTC bridging with BitVM to more scalable and private multisig with FROST and MuSig2, Taproot has given us some really great improvements.
btw @jimmysong any response to this?