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  • kippinitreal@lemmy.worldtoMicroblog Memes@lemmy.worldWell?
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    6 days ago

    No lie, this is how I learnt keyboard hotkeys as a kid. I’d click middle mouse to open a link on the site in a new tab, with my hand ready to go on Ctrl + W. The nanosecond I detected a fake site, I’d closer that sucker and move onto the next link.

    Oh boy did I bring a lot of viruses on my computer in the process in the name of efficiency & greed (& hefty amount of stupidity).





  • kippinitreal@lemmy.worldtoFoodPorn@lemmy.worldChicken Curry + Dosa
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    6 months ago

    This definitely isn’t my jam. That dosa looks good but kinda dry/think/crispy, probably to be eaten with chutney. I need something to mop up the curry like roti, chapati or rice. With this I’d be eating chicken curry & dosa, but separately.

    A worthy change could be an uttapam (just make the same dosa but thicker) or a neer dosa? That’d be the bomb.


  • kippinitreal@lemmy.worldtoScience@mander.xyz*Permanently Deleted*
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    7 months ago

    Whoa! Kids don’t care about legal documents but happy guardians? I’m shocked!

    No but seriously, the sampling is terrible.

    Our study involved surveys, interviews and observations with 41 heterosexual and LGBTQ+ parents from 23 elective co-parent families in the UK, the US and Europe.

    Yeah no shit there’s no difference between families in affluent countries. Try sampling in Asia or Africa or first generation immigrants. The kids would get bullied & taunted so badly they’d resent their unmarried parents. The societal outlook on an unmarried couple & children having pride in their family units is a major determinant a child’s happiness.












  • I feel articles like this give off “alien must have built the pyramids” energy. We’ve always been smart, but what modern civilizations have is systematic recording, organization & dispersal of gained knowledge with an amazing efficiency. I think a great example of great ingenuity lost is roman concrete, recipe for which was only recreated recently.

    Can anyone tell me the academic benefit of studying/publishing ancient building techniques that confirm modern day methods? Should we not look for unknown/unfamiliar techniques that might have been lost to time?