It’s fun seeing Jamie Oliver get regularly put in his place.

Montezuma’s, Radek’s Chocolate.

I have some sea salt flakes I use in whatever I’m cooking, if it’s needed. Most things taste nicer with a bit of salt in.

I’ve literally never had this, could be country specific? I’m in the UK.

I’m a buyer for a large food distributor, so my job is importing food from around the world. There is definitely a lot of worrying conversation at work everyday. So many crop failures and shortages. I think a lot of people are oblivious to these things, they just see the price of tomatoes go up and think we’re being greedy when actually it’s because whole crops have failed.

I had to blacklist words like “trump” on reddit, it was too much.

OP is clearly talking about the existing algorithm so you’re wrong on both points ackchually 😆

I agree with you, I’ve had 2 Pixels and they just work. I had a Galaxy and it was always crashing and doing weird things if you used a different launcher.

I feel like you must be lucky. My parents had a Dualit intending to never need to buy another toaster, but it was so often away being repaired they had to buy a cheap one for the interim. We had 2 Dualits at work and same problem. One of them has been permanently trashed now. They also take SO LONG to toast?!

I got a mid-range Kenwood 4 years ago and it’s going strong.

Yeah, I have some really comfy walking boots (by a brand called Vegetarian Shoes, I think they’re made in Italy) and a pair of everyday boots by Superga which are also really comfy. You’ll usually need to break boots in - maybe wear them around the house a bit with some thick socks on whilst they get used to your feet.

My parents I guess, their toilet it outside.

I don’t understand how you can have relationships if you don’t ever discuss your world view.

Wholesale food buyer. A lot of people die from starvation.

Yeah I LOVED the Z5 compact. If they still made compacts I’d still have an Xperia now, but their current phones are way too long for my hands.

Yeah I agree. I think it’s pretty amazing that so many people are continuing to use Lemmy after the initial migration. I’d have been more surprised if there was no drop off, as you’re obviously going to get some people who’d try it and it’s not for them.

Nope, re-read my comment and you’ll see I haven’t said that at all.

That isn’t what I said - I’m disputing your point that this is the best it’s ever been.

“we are objectively better off now than at any other time in history.”

Is that true? Not here in the UK… It’s almost impossible to get an NHS dentist now so people are living in pain. My parent’s generation were the last to easily be able to buy a house. The climate has changed very rapidly (I experienced 40°C heat in my city last year which is unheard of. It was 32°C yesterday which used to be unheard of but is now quite normal). I couldn’t afford to heat my home last winter, even though I earn a decent wage. We have asylum seekers crossing the channel in thousands because their homes are unlivable. This isn’t like any other time in history, we already peaked.

It sounds interesting on paper but in reality mostly involves me sighing and saying “what’s the point?”.

This isn’t true, I’ve made more friends in my 30s than at any other time in my life.

The best way to meet people is through shared interests and seeing the same people regularly over and over, without having to make arrangements beforehand. I met most of my current friends through work and music. I love my job and it attracts really interesting people. I love drum and bass and am lucky to live in the epicentre of the dnb scene, so I see the same people over and over again at events. My network of people has just grown from there.