The most recent one that comes to my mind is HEADACHE - The head hurts but the heart knows the truth

Scrubs

Plants / gardening: you can multiply plants and get seeds for little or no cost.

Those ads are probably displayed by google's launcher, you can easily disable it from adb and use any other launcher you like. I personally use FLauncher, I love how simple it is, I don't need anything else

Same here, one other improvement I would recommend is remapping the Netflix button to something less annoying/more useful in case you press it accidentally. If you have Hue lights, you could make it toggle your lights with this app for example.

Night in the woods

Thanks, tell me what you think if you try both

I read about scotch bonnets & habanero, both have sub varieties and some of them seem very similar. I still don't know for sure which one it is. Do you have pictures you could share ?

We had a pretty dry year again thanks to global warming... They were growing in pots on the balcony so I had to water them a lot

I'm from France, your scotch bonnet theory actually makes a lot of sense. It seems to be the variety grown in the Caribbean (where some french territories are) while habaneros are mostly found in Mexico. Thank you for your comment.

Yes, it tastes sweeter and less like vinegar. It leaves more space for the taste of the other ingredients in my opinion. But maybe you should try both and see which one you like best.

I'm gonna get them fermented, then make some hot sauce.
Here's the recipe I use. Last time I did a batch, I used rice vinegar instead of wine vinegar.

Welcome to kbin

Probably tracking, Spotify urls have included this for a while now.
The value seems to be different every time you share something so it must include a timestamp.
I always remove this part of urls before sharing them because they could potentially help identify you on any other website where you paste it.

Rival Consoles

I love the games and experiments at neal.fun (you probably heard about the password game recently)

Haha I didn't know, that makes a lot of sense then

Sounds like Refused

Thank you for sharing your experience. I already undervolted my GPU a bit and played with the fan curve but the FE can get LOUD.

Their parent were hot (and delicious). Thank you for your comment. What are the things to look for when they get ripe? The ones I bought were the same shape, were about 6cm long, some green, some yellow, some bright orange and some bright red.

https://pcpartpicker.com/b/n7DxFT

I have the NR200 too, would you recommend the additional bottom fans? Did you notice gpu temp/noise improvement?

https://www.spacebar.news/p/stop-using-brave-browser

Okay, seems to be related to posting images instead of links. My links posted to other instances are displayed everywhere, my image posts only appear on kbin.

I have the same issue, I posted to Lemmy communities from my kbin account and my posts are visible on kbin but not on the server I posted to.

Here's my posts history on 2 different servers, both are incomplete:
https://lemmy.world/u/starfennec@kbin.social
https://lemmy.ohaa.xyz/u/starfennec@kbin.social

This, and most of China's carbon emissions come from the production of goods for the rest of the world, so they're not the only ones "responsible" for those 50%.

Love Keychron, I have a K2 and need to refrain myself from ordering more keyboards from them

I recently tried putting ficus cuttings in water and was surprised at how quickly they made new roots. They are now potted and grow pretty fast

If you have access to Netflix, comedian John Mulaney made a whole special on the subject recently : link

For context, CNews is the French equivalent of Fox News, owned by billionaire Vincent Bolloré
Wikipedia

Hey, I sent your post to my scientist friend who said this. Hope that helps

"I am an atmospheric scientist myself, and studied meteorology. I took some climatology courses during my studies. I think that to get most out from those courses , you should think about taking some courses in basic atmospheric dynamics (take a look e.g. at Holton's introduction to dynamic meteorology; maybe its not that hard given your background). My work has loads of variability as I conduct various measurements, perform data analysis and model simulations to investigate atmospheric phenomena (not that much pure climatology). Programming is an essential skill, of course in addition to knowing the basic science, familiarising oneself with recent literature, and connecting new findings to those. It's quite fun. Of course job security is not really a thing, and might be better in weather forecasting. Good luck! :)"