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Oh uh the ham bone a little goes a long long long way for me.

Let me know how you like them!

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Yesssssssss I am not super fond of the mushroom personally but I think that’s my Asian food tastes coming out. It’s too strong and not that more fresh umami flavor I want from mushrooms.

…well, Amazon probably has it tbf….

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….that is just gonna keep going and going?

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No online platform equivalent?!

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Better than Bouillon has a ham base that is ….very smoky hammy. Shopee might have it where you are.

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Duchess of Doom @kilagreene.myatproto.social · 17/10/2026

Overdone, inaccurate, not really the same vibe, or?

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Sheryl Weikal says Prosecute ICE @leftistlawyer.com · 19h

BONUS: pick one item on the BDS list and start boycotting it. Next month, add a second one.

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Sheryl Weikal says Prosecute ICE @leftistlawyer.com · 19h

Ten things you can do to start the revolution, right now: 1. Make sure your neighbors have food. If they don't, and you have a little extra money, buy them some. 2. Make sure your neighbors have gas to get to work. 3. Do you have an undocumented neighbor who can't go out? Run their errands.

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Humans do be like that a lot 😆 I think in my case it’s also “if you made me grieve then at least make it on purpose, accidentally ripping my heart out just makes me angry without something I can fix because I can’t fix your incompetence or lack of caring”.

Describing “not catching whatever the sick person has and what’s going around” as “short term benefit” is certainly a choice as a doctor. 😭 who gave this joker a license to practice medicine? His practice doesn’t seem to be any good.

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Yes, yes this. It’s not even necessarily an outlet, for me, it’s a sort of meaning? Like someone murdered someone out of jealousy. It’s awful but there was a reason behind it. A whole school collapsing in an earthquake and killing all the town’s children would incapacitate me with grief and WHY.

And at least with the US and gun laws and genocide… Usually premeditated murder is facilitated by other systemic things, like police not taking domestic abuse seriously, and that’s a different upsetting. Which manslaughter it’s often “you had one job: to not suck at following the rules”.

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Trying really hard not to come across as “it’s okay to murder if you’re competent and have a reason for it”. 🥲

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Right?? Like again obviously both are bad and extremely upsetting, but for me “you didn’t do your job right and people died” is way more meaningless and therefore more upsetting than say “awful human being killed a bunch of people”. Because at least with the latter that was the goal. Bad evil goal.

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Morally, I think the murderer is a far worse person, no question. Legally, intent absolutely should matter. As a bystander, it upsets me more if someone failed to follow the rules or failed to be sufficiently careful with a lethal object (SUV) and caused someone death.

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My brother: you’re making sense but I feel like you’re wrong somehow and there’s probably a philosopher somewhere who has an example I can use to refute your logic but I can’t think of anything right now. Me: just admit I’m right. It is way worse to fail and kill someone.

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A car blew through a red light yesterday and nearly hit a little boy. I was so shook after cuz if that little boy had started across the crosswalk when the signal light changed, as was his right, he would’ve been killed by that car. And I think that is way worse than stabbing someone on purpose.

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So murder is like, someone killed someone else and that’s bad but at least it’s like they did it for a reason and they had a plan and then they pulled it off and that was bad but it’s not like you FAILED at something and now someone is dead by accident. That’s just worse in my book.

Okay guys, I think I blanked my brother’s mind, cuz we were talking about intentions and if they mattered, and he pulled up the example of how murder is different from manslaughter… And I was like actually I think manslaughter is worse. Kev: uh, legally… Me: oh I know, legally, but philosophically?

no brain, only alison @alisonborealis.bsky.social · 17/10/2026

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Some of the strongest maintainers of the patriarchy are women. This is an important thread. Look in yourself and your behaviours to see what you could be doing to excuse, support, or justify the oppressive behaviours of men, family, and social culture that enhance patriarchal and chauvinist control

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Cat Kimbriel @catkimbriel.bsky.social · 17/10/2026

This is adorable hahahaha

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If you missed this article over at EFF, be aware. Health & fitness gadgets & body monitors probably are not protecting your health data. Watches, rings, & bands are sharing it with the company. The company can share with law enforcement--and they may be selling it. www.eff.org/deeplinks/20...

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Most Smart Watches, Rings, and Bands Lack Basic Transparency Reports and Key Privacy Features

Oura Rings, Garmin GPS fitness watches, Apple Watches, Whoop bands—every year, more and more tech devices are promising to monitor our health and fitness, guide us toward healthier living, and provide...

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Pedestrians…. As a cyclist biking on the sidewalk, I try not to be an asshole but could y’all STOP WALKING ON THE BIT MARKED AS THE BIKE PATH FOR YOUR OWN SAFETY. Also why do people randomly lurch backwards or sideways when walking 😭 I desperately do not want to collide with you but if you insist!

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Motorcyclists as a whole have no regard for the life or limb of anyone and it’s aggravating. People in cars are privileged assholes who not only disregard pedestrian right of way in the crosswalk BUT EXTRA DISREGARDS IT WHEN RAINING. My dude, we are out in the elements and you are not.

Almost no one understands maybe we should, as a country that drives on the right, also use that concept when walking or biking. The number of times people have almost run into me on a bike when I’m staying on the right side of the lane is mind boggling. You should be on your right side, my left.

New Bloom @newbloommag.net · 15/10/2026

I like to think of myself as more of a humanitarian than not but seriously… Going out and about on a weekend in Taipei somehow brings the misanthrope out in full force.

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【CALL FOR WINTER CONTRIBUTORS】 In the next few weeks, the rainy season will begin in Gaza. What used to be celebrated as the start of the olive harvest is now the most dire season for Palestinians in Gaza

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I got the feeling a lot of Taiwan work culture is built off the assumption that there is always going to be cheap takeout so it’s fine if people work overtime and then grab food on the way home. But is that always going to be the case? And are wages going to keep pace with food and labor inflation?

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I also wonder if this is more indications that we really are moving towards a society that doesn’t have the wherewithal or willingness to cook and what that means. This isn’t trad wife musings; with Taiwan’s abysmal birth rate, who is going to be cooking the takeout and delivery?

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It’s complicated and I get that. But I really used to love browsing the supermarket shelves and now it’s an entire aisle of ice cream, another entire aisle of local instant noodles, an aisle of imported instant ramen, and now it’s just far less fun to wander as a cook 🙃

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I have some Feelings about how the imported foods section in the hypermarket formerly known as Carrefour is now appearing heavily weighted towards instant noodles, snacks, candies, and other things not commonly used as ingredients. Yes, I can get my banana peppers off Shopee, perhaps, but I am sad.

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Rita Briar she/they @ritabriar.bsky.social · 14/10/2026

I am also bad with names and dates… History is hell in that regard. Don’t get me started on how all the western kings and queens have the same names. Louis the sixteenth? Truly? Or did it stop at fifteenth? I love history as stories and human connections and stuff but the names and dates 🤷🏻‍♀️

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Like, I wish my brain would be useful and consistent, but no.

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Sarah Bull @sarahebull.bsky.social · 13/10/2026

Ohhh... so, is this why pre-decimal European money worked the way it did? Decimals don't make sense in a ratio world? (Basically the only book I've read on the history of measurement is Hasok Chang's amazing Inventing Temperature; frantically googling)

$A short excerpt from Jim Tolpin and George Walker's By Hand and Eye: "The language of the artisans was all about finding, generating and laying out whole-number ratios with a compass and straightedge. They were not using rulers to work to arithmetic derivations of a numbered measurement. So while using a scale based on one to 10 works fine to resolve numerical formulas, you do often end up with decimal fractions of a whole number. That would require an artisan to lay out to a numbered ruler – not to mention having to deal with decimal places. Another downside in using base-10 is that 10 doesn’t readily break down in whole-number fractions: You are limited to 1/5 and 1/2. A one-to-12 scale, on the other hand, gives you 1/6, 1/4, 1/3 and 1/2 – the ratios of which can be easily counted out on one hand (thank you ancient Babylonians) as shown in the drawing below. Note that you use your thumb as the counting cursor."$

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Lia @liasae.bsky.social · 13/10/2026

Not unexpectedly The AI Con is a bit simplistic / inaccurate on the history of gender in weaving but the Luddites only take up two pages in an otherwise very dense chapter so I'll allow it. It takes two bad shortcuts: - Weaving as mostly domestic pre-automation; - Domestic weaving as women's work

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Chocos @chocos59.bsky.social · 13/10/2026

Being too depressed to eat and then feeling like shit because you haven’t eaten is a genuinely evil feedback loop

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KJ Charles @kjcharleswriter.com · 14/10/2026

Actually, for those of us who know life only gets more complicated after marriage and after kids… i really enjoy reading romances set after marriage. Also uh “first marriage then falling in love” is a major trope in c-fic for reasons. Also also it’s a riff off fake lovers to real romance 🤷🏻‍♀️

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FYI people watching from abroad, the Society of Authors statement was also signed by Australian Society of Authors The New Zealand Society of Authors Te Puni Kaituhi o Aotearoa (PEN NZ) Inc The Writers’ Union of Canada The Association of Illustrators

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I would say I look forward to how you can explain that this is possible at all under most reasonable interpretations of ethical but 🤷🏻‍♀️ I’m just going to dismiss this just as you’ve obviously dismissed the concerns of most creators I know.

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…sign in to confirm age says YouTube. Siiigh