I’m so confused as to why this is even a textbook at all, do you actually have classes where kids are told how to behave??
I’m sure the translation doesn’t help, but like… This reads like storybook for little kids that suddenly starts talking about date rape, what the fuck?

you should visit a mechanic

not really, maybe if you do multiple days in a row with 5 sessions each

Hm, when i get tired like that i don’t really get loopy, i get giggly when REALLY zonked out but otherwise my brain just feels full of molasses, it’s hard to think but the same thoughts come out.

just use less of both?

but also the seasoning really isn’t that difficult to reapply, wipe some oil onto it with a bit of paper and put it in the oven for like an hour or whatever it is.

An aged seasoning is great but AFAIK they work perfectly fine with a basic seasoning, and frankly given the state most pans are in i don’t think people would even notice a difference between their current pan an an unseasoned carbon steel one…

how do you even put a date on fruits and veggies

amusingly some meat, i think it’s mostly cuts of beef, will have a best after date because it needs time for tissues to break down slightly and whatnot so it’s maximally enjoyable.

3 year aged cheese, expires in 1 year

A lot of packaging here has the text “Best before, often good after:”, and for extra credit they might add “Use your senses: Look, smell, taste, before throwing away.”

“And now, for something very slightly different.”
cut to wide shot of cleese staring indifferently at the camera, an anticlimactic pop sounds as the picture changes to colour

well no, you kinda need access to the ingredients for that cuisine… Like, nordic (and even a lot of central european) grocery stores don’t just have galangal or whatever. Plus if they do it’s gonna be horribly expensive, since it’s imported.

does lineageos really provide support that much longer than official distros?

i don’t get what people are doing with their phones to need new ones, i’m still using a pixel 6a and it’s completely fine

there are no stupid questions, but there certainly are questions that seem to have bad intentions…

it’s the kind of thing i would enjoy, but i just fundamentally do not understand how it’s supposed to be better.
The way it works just feels literally painful and absolutely isn’t faster or easier than just pressing buttons.

they pulled out their cyberdeck (a commodore 64 with an armstrap and a small CRT display affixed) and started typing furiously

i checked their post history and they reference being drunk while commenting previously, so i can only assume they went on one hell of a bender and fixated on dishwashers while struggling with some sort of trauma…

Not really, no. This is the same kind of silver-bullet thinking as self-driving cars, it may feel cool but in reality the best way to improve things are boring and have been known for centuries if not millennia.
Some things absolutely benefit from being underground, like railways in dense urban areas, but for most things it’s just a ton of effort for not much benefit and introducing a bunch of problems (flooding is only going to become more common in the future).

What we should be doing is returning to everything being designed for the specific local environment, stop building everything identically all over the world.
Look at traditional construction and you’ll find tons of small features that together make a HUGE difference, a prime example is how hot places had walled backyard gardens with a fountain in the middle, which basically turns the garden into a swamp cooler.

Putting big roads underground is what norway does, once you see it done it becomes very obvious that it should be standard (plus it helps prevent large roads from being built at all, which is even better).