It absolutely does not taste the same. Which works for me because I don't like the taste of cow milk.
No one will be able to top my "worst first date" story after that. ✨ Life-changing.
And yet it gets worse the more rural you get. I know a buddy that lives 10 miles outside of the closest town and they can get up to 3Mbps. I know it gets even worse in the boonies. At least my cell service isn't terrible up there. It was pretty atrocious ~15 years ago.
I remember seeing a truck with a thin blue line sticker, and a Punisher sticker filled in with an American flag background and with Trump hair. That Punisher sticker lives rent free in my head.
Not just a great picture of those stunning eyes, but also captures that cute kitty ear fur.
...I pay for recycling, and my city has a recycling center. I hope they're actually recycling the stuff I send to them. 😩 I'm mostly talking about the metal and glass. That's the good stuff right there.
This seems very anecdotal. It would be interesting to see some numbers on how different age groups interact with different UI types.
In my experience, most people prefer "card" view type interfaces. Most popular sites I can think of at the top of my head are like this. Instagram shows you a picture. Facebook you default see a post until it is truncated. New Reddit is like this as well. Twitter shows just a small post, and you can view threads that way too.
Even old sites that had list views tended to get more popular when you get a card view, like Reddit.
I'm not sure if it's generational.
With the magic of Lemmy, you can change post titles!
Agree with all points. To expand on tomatoes...
local in-season tomatoes > canned tomatoes > all other tomatoes
Local is for sure the best but canned, which are picked ripe and processed soon after, are better than tomatoes that have had to be shipped. Those were picked before they were ripe.
I am so fucking pleased Kentucky voted him in. Now if only we could shake Mitch...