That’s what I use, too. Not going to buy a mixer just to shred some chicken when forks work fine.

Apparently you can use a hand mixer to shred meat while it’s still hot.

They do.

Not just the surgery table, but the organ harvesting table.

Some toe spacing is normal, despite what shoe companies seem to think.

Email clients and web browsers making anything that vaguely looks like a link clickable is nothing new.

I got a 4k 65" LG for about $400 a few weeks ago. It isn’t a fancy display but it looks great compared to the 55" Hisense it replaced.

Thank you for clarifying. That sounds awful.

The task bar is my main reason for staying on 10. Forced grouping with icons only and no option to change it is such a bizarre design decision.

Edit: Sounds like my last major gripe with W11 has been fixed! Dreading a forced switch to 11 much less now.

The biggest “bloat” issue for me was going from pixel to Samsung. I was able to configure apps and launchers the way I liked just fine, but the Samsung specific version of all the main apps (internet browser, calculator, etc.) was unexpected. There are plenty of Google bloat apps that I have to disable on a new pixel, though.

You could likely get better average performance by rethinking your budget. Instead of $3000 and stretching it to 5-10 years, you could spend $1500 now, $500 for a gpu and/or cpu upgrade in a few years, then a complete rebuild a few years after that.

The idea is that by getting less than the latest and greatest, you’ll spend less and be more willing to upgrade when the component starts showing its age. You’ll also spend less time with components out of warranty.

One last note, I don’t see storage on your list. I recommend a 2 TB SSD at minimum, 4 TB if the prices make sense.

Melatonin was so weird for me. Identical dosage from different brands felt wildly different, and some wildly vivid and violent nightmares.

Can you expand on the “lower dose benefits”? I assumed that the benefits of wine were related to antioxidants in certain drinks rather than the alcohol itself.

It’s definitely the headline. The article is perfect for the community, though.

Those connectors look much nicer than the ones I used, but yes a stretch of wire is the correct way to have a permanently unit section.

I’ve also been playing palworld and have never played or been interested in any Pokémon games. For me, the “catching pals” aspect detracts from the survival crafting aspects. Base automation is also in a weird place where stuff is mostly automated, but you can’t really automate everything like you can in a game like Factorio.

Despite all this I’ve put about ten hours into the game and loved every minute of it. I’m just a little off the mark of the game’s target audience, which makes the early access lack of polish a little harder to put up with. I would still absolutely recommend the game, though.

Best value to me is usually the mid to upper mid range card of the previous generation. Seems reasonable enough and has served me well over the years.

Take a look at the flavored pouches of tuna. They’re comparable price to the cans, but they don’t need to be drained.

Compare this to the setup for a Google camera: Plug it in, scan a QR code from the Home app, and that’s it. I understand there are security implications, but I’m not particular concerned about privacy in my backyard.

If I had a cat, I would insist on these types of things being on almost every wall. Looks like she’s enjoying your hard work.