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mdalin@infosec.pubto
Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•If you could see one statistic above every person's head, that is updated in real time and never goes away, what would you choose?
191·3 months agoSimilar to some other answers here, but “number of times they’ve deliberately lied”. Not only do you get an instant “trustworthiness” stat, you also get to know if they’re lying to you right now.
mdalin@infosec.pubto
Funny@sh.itjust.works•Never been an art fan in my life. This street art makes me emotionalEnglish
47·6 months agoMaybe I’m just drunk and missing something, but… Why is this in Funny?
Is it just that whoever wrote the text at the top is a little bit cringe? Is it that the art itself is, I dunno, derivative? Is it something to do with the actual stop sign? I’m lost…
mdalin@infosec.pubto
Science Memes@mander.xyz•Unwound say it is a reasonable naming schemaEnglish
6·6 months agoUnnecessary nobody
mdalin@infosec.pubto
Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•What's an online service you happily pay for?
6·7 months agoMealime.
Meal planning app. Has a database of hundreds of easy to make, healthy, tasty recipes. Tell it how many people you want to cook for, for how many days. It builds a whole meal plan, adjusts the quantities of all the recipies, builds a shopping list for you, and will even forward the list to Instacart for you if you’re into that.
It also builds the meal plan based on reducing food waste, so if you have one recipe that uses half an onion, it will automatically find another recipe that uses the other half. You can also define ingredients you don’t like/allergic to and it will avoid recipes that use those.
MASSIVELY increased the amount of at-home cooking I do by getting rid of all the boring/annoying parts. Kinda like Blue Apron, but you just go buy your own groceries. Best $2 a month I spend.
mdalin@infosec.pubto
pics@lemmy.world•Brass piranha plants belching flames in Portland, OR.
4·8 months agoGreetings fellow Portlandian! I was at WLF last night too! Such a great atmosphere!
Years ago I got to visit the perfume lab at the Fashion Institute of Technology in NYC, where students learn about making perfumes.
It was kinda like this! They had rows and rows of little bottles all filled with concentrated oils of different aromas. Probably the weirdest one I remember is “money”. I cracked it open, and sure enough, it smelled just like a stack of well used bills.
Was a really cool experience. Maybe see if there’s a perfumer anywhere near you who would let you come explore their lab?

How insanely toxic is their poop though?