@moon13456788 Everyone I know IRL who listens to audiobooks makes this distinction.
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corbomite
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How are you a reader and can’t infer the fact that on booktwt reading refers to intaking of information rather than purely the literal and physical act of looking at words and processing them in your head
NO ONE is gonna say “ i listened to three books and read three”
Sav Shawz@shawzsav
Hot take but listening to an audiobook is not reading and it’s actually insane to think otherwise
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@Krissa_Kray_ I’m surprised the chocolate discourse hasn’t made the rounds yet. Usually it follows immediately after bread.
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Don't forget, we also don't have electric kettles!
🇺🇸🦂Butters-/K/un🦂🇺🇸@TheUnaButters
In 3 months I have learned that Americans don't have -Bread -Produce -Insulated Homes what a world.
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@punishedtoad88 Look at Captain Popular out here getting 2-3 compliments per year.
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Because we get 2-3 compliments per year max
𝜗𝜚kitty ≽^•⩊•^≼@prncessktty_
how come compliments = flirting to men
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Yes Sysco is a popular restaurant distributor, including of goods sourced locally. Distributors are an efficient way to connect buyers and sellers in complex markets.
The anti-Sysco hysteria on this app baffles me, do you people not think about how things work at all.
Stephen Nass@FoodFreedomNH
Stopped at a super hipster farm to table cafe in Michigan and look what pulled up:
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@dizzydoinggreat @Kittenfish817 Does the last person who leaves get to keep it, or does it belong to the apartment now?
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@Kittenfish817 “if she technically owns something” lol. girl unless she said very clearly “these do not belong to me they are for all of us” (and even then i mean so she leaves her share? sounds like then she bought them just for You)
sorry if i have lawyer brain now but come on
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I’m craving more roommate stories. One time our cable was out for a day and I was complaining and I said, “Do you think they’ll give people their money back for the time they weren’t providing the service we paid for?” And my roommate said, “Well, I mean we’re not actually paying
Kirby@BannedKirby
okay so what i’m reading is someone moved out and took their silverware with them?
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@OKAYYYWOWWW I’d be sympathetic if it was “guess who learned at the worst possible time my ex-roommate owned the silverware?”, but this is unhinged lol
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I hate how people think they’re entitled to every fucking thing. Your roommate bought the silverware. They get to take it with them. One basic ass set of silverware is like $25. Get your money up.
Nix 🦇🏳️⚧️📡@butchbatnix
roommate of 3+ years just moved out and took ALLLLL THE FUCKING SILVERWARE AND KITCHEN UTENSILS??? oooooh hell is hot, got everything out to make some eggs and these drawers are EMPTY WHAT THE HELLLLLL
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@CamelliaQuartz @tumtummiee No cheating. You can’t pick Lovecraft.
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@RandomSprint there's more water in salted butter than unsalted
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Welcome to my baking tutorial! Step one, use unsalted butter. If you use salted butter, you're an amateur. An animal. Less than human. I'm furious at you for even owning salted butter.
Step two, add salt.
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@Vidan2817 @ChristinaTasty Hate to break it to you, but central air is way more than 2 grand lol. But a window unit is cheap.
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@ChristinaTasty 2 grand installation, and then inflated electricity bills for the duration of it's use in summer. Shit's already expensive.
A portable AC is more appealing though, but a full central AC is well beyond anyone's means here.
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Americans saying "just buy an AC"
English Englishman from England@SmugEnglishman
It's that time of year again
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@EvaintheSnow @Bas3dPhilosophy Time value of money is over-cited. Nobody’s saying to make food instead of working.
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@Bas3dPhilosophy Of course, cooking at home is cheaper than eating at a restaurant (depending on how valuable your time is).
But even cooking at home has gotten expensive for lower-income people.
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Now people are saying cooking at home is a luxury because it's expensive to buy a..... Pan... And things. Because apparently eating out is CHEAPER... Then....a pan. 😵💫😵💫😵💫
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@wdormann @InsanityBit Backport, without changing version numbers, making every security scanner screech with false-positives.
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I wonder if people realize how absolutely nuts the Linux kernel's approach to CVEs is. Literally no other project does things this way, it's just abuse.
Brad Spengler@spendergrsec
Anyway, totally unrelated, was just thinking about the current CVE system where you have exploits coming out weeks before a CVE number or description: @gregkh/T/#u" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">lore.kernel.org/linux-cve-anno…
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@das_rdsm @MIDIDesigner @Random832 @delujog @0x45o I thought PBKDF2 is resistant against timing attacks?
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So, multiple reasons.
If it is fast you can try a lot of passwords fast.
If you return immediately after failing hackers can measure the time to know which failure condition is causing the failing and use it to break your login (this was used in the past to break passwords letter by letter) so many people return later after a extra long fixed time.
You can use a computational challenge to allow for an attempt (that prevents circumventing the first condition), that is not noticeable on the first attempt but would be on other attemps.
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@MIDIDesigner @Random832 @delujog @0x45o The algorithm (PBKDF2) is well-known, if that’s what you’re getting at.
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@Random832 @corbomight @delujog @0x45o Of course. It was just an interesting nerd fact that you don't want to disclose your actual hashing time. Or maybe I missed the point?
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@Random832 @MIDIDesigner @delujog @0x45o It’s both, actually. Hashes are intentionally slow, and the system also enforces a delay on failed login.
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@corbomight @MIDIDesigner @delujog @0x45o if the hash were really that difficult it'd take just as long to log in successfully. it's an intentional delay introduced by the login service on top of the hash calculation
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@MIDIDesigner @delujog @0x45o Password hashes are actually designed *not* to be instant, to increase the difficulty of offline attacks. You can tune the algorithms to be pretty nutty if you want to.
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@skankpotato @IamR0galD0rn I would, too. I prefer to do my own seasoning, which can be much fresher.
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@corbomight @IamR0galD0rn I would totally eat this but given a choice I will buy the frozen skinless boneless chicken thighs and cook them myself
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@skankpotato @IamR0galD0rn Even expensive stuff often has disappointing ingredients. They aren’t going to hurt you, though. Silly thing to complain about, especially at Costco prices.
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@IamR0galD0rn I mean, ideally you don't eat those things but you buy what you can afford.
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@OriginalRoddick @emzanotti You boomers may have all had countertop motorized can openers, but not everyone can afford those.
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@emzanotti Oh, what do you expect them to do, OPERATE A CAN OPENER?!?!
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I wouldn’t list the soup. The way this is going, I can guarantee you they’ll put the whole can in the microwave and blow themselves sky high
Carly@RhyminCarly
I agree with this, but I’d like to add that the cooking illiterate can still: -heat canned soup in microwave -throw together a sandwich -heat up a frozen dinner -buy from places that don’t cost $28 None of which costs $28
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