it is not still in development decentralisation on bluesky is vapourware it will never exist it’s just part of the standard EEE cycle it’s marketing they’ll say it didn’t work out and cancel it the second they become the predominant platform
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it is not still in development decentralisation on bluesky is vapourware it will never exist it’s just part of the standard EEE cycle it’s marketing they’ll say it didn’t work out and cancel it the second they become the predominant platform
I don’t think it was sliced bread that did that I think it was cars here in the uk I can get pretty good pre sliced bread I’ve had better bread that wasn’t pre sliced from those same shops so definitely pre sliced requires a bit lower quality bread to survive at all but not terrible I’d say I’ve had good pre sliced bread even but there’s also really mediocre not very great pre sliced bread that lasts longer the good pre sliced bread lasts about half a week before going off where the mediocre bland kinda chewy stuff lasts about a week but both are available and I think the difference here is that everyone in america insists on weekly shopping because the nearest shop for you guys is an hour’s drive away due to car industry lobbying while we’re still car centric here and I wish we were better it’s atleast to the point that the nearest shops more like a 5 minute drive or half hour walk for most people double that if your areas bad and for me currently it’s a 2 minute walk down the road I can’t even finish 1 song before I get there if I start it when I leave the door so thank the car and also corn subsidies for terrible american bread not the bread slicer
no I highly doubt anyone does that but that’s what the meme here implies as a funny haha
well I mean technically a meter is a measuring device while a metre is the measurement so in the same way the american uses their foot you could say we use a meter to measure things
that’s france and finland specifically not all of europe
no we’re not carcinisation is a vastly overblown meme it’s other crustaceans in similar environments evolving into crab like forms as they already fill the same ecological niche and a crab body is perfect for that ecological niche any other creature is not evolving into crabs I hate the carcinisation meme
the more things change the more they stay the same
https://discord.gg/farcry-modding-846424998888734731 this discord community it also has a website but there’s far more mods on here including all the ones that are on the website so this is the best place to link
edit: after looking there’s now a website where you can search through those discord mods but it still links back to the discord to download them https://mods.farcry.info/ but it might make browsing a bit easier
it still fits the neck beard archetype you don’t have to look exactly like the first image or noone would cause noones a cartoon it’s still the same
that url is very unfortunate
you would use that precisely once go wow then proceed to get up and look every other time afterwards
it’s not about being cool it’s the rule
crisps probably don’t come from the US on the crisps wikipedia page in the history section it says
The earliest known recipe for something similar to today’s potato chips is in the English cook William Kitchiner’s book The Cook’s Oracle published in 1817, which was a bestseller in the United Kingdom and the United States. The 1822 edition’s recipe for “Potatoes fried in Slices or Shavings” reads “peel large potatoes… cut them in shavings round and round, as you would peel a lemon; dry them well in a clean cloth, and fry them in lard or dripping”.
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Early recipes for potato chips in the US are found in Mary Randolph’s Virginia House-Wife (1824) and in N.K.M. Lee’s Cook’s Own Book (1832), both of which explicitly cite Kitchiner.
A legend associates the creation of potato chips with Saratoga Springs, New York, decades later than the first recorded recipe.
I skipped a bit with another early recorded version that was also from a british book but that’s it
I checked the book and it doesn’t claim to have invented it it just presents it with all the other recipes but that could just be the style of cookbooks at the time I dunno I’m not a historian but eh proof enough that there’s no evidence of them being american atleast and some evidence they’re maybe british
walkers also does ketchup crisps here in the UK
never liked monster munch as I don’t like pickled onion but beef space raiders are great and they’re the same sort of crisp if you’ve ever tried those
nah prawn cocktails the best crisp flavour salt & vinegars alright too though I think I prefer pretty much any other flavour apart from bacon artificial bacon flavour is foul
where do you think you get the steam from in the first place