The only cooking appliance you ever need is a microwave. Seriously, it isn't just for reheating leftovers or cooking TV meals. I personally use it for cooking steaks, baking all sorts of stuff, and using it for things that normal people use it.
Here are some things to try out:
https://www.delish.com/cooking/recipe-ideas/a27117027/microwave-bacon/
https://spoonuniversity.com/recipe/the-easiest-eggless-no-bake-oreo-cake-recipe
https://www.wikihow.com/Make-Bread-in-the-Microwave-(Simple-Method)
I can't believe I didn't know what this is until now.
Normalize people taking time to respond.
If you're arguing with someone (inb4 you shouldn't be) about some issue, odds are it's much better they take the time to understand your position rather than have you jump down their throat to respond in minutes.
Someone sends you a video, or a long paper? Maybe it takes a busy person a week to get back to you with a real, thoughtful response.
Federal Court Says Election Disinformation Isn't Protected Speech In Precedent
#USA #News #Law #FreeSpeech #1A #speech #Voting #Democracy
https://www.techdirt.com/2023/02/01/federal-court-says-election-disinformation-isnt-protected-speech
So it looks like Bill Gates has a new girlfriend, and the girlfriend's ex was Oracle's CEO who died the same day that Event 201 happened.
https://gematriaeffect.news/bill-gates-new-girlfriend-paula-hurd-february-8-2023-news/
Reminder that the important news is always buried underneath the current distraction. In this case, the Spy Balloon.
How autocomplete works (trie).
If you add “alex” to the pool it adds 5 characters (including the terminator). Then adding “ale” only adds a single additional node, a terminator branched from the “e”.
Then typing “al” essentially says words['a']['l'].reduce(...), traversing every branch for words to display in the list.