farting_weedman [none/use name]

The meme is Lenovo t480. They’re real good.

People rebut and say the 490 and t14 are just as good or that the t450, 430 etc are worth considering too.

Dell and hp have good options too, but I don’t know them so I don’t recommend them. If you don’t know what you’re buying they have too many pitfalls for me to point people towards.

The dark horse and therefore correct answer is an m1 macbook air. Asahi is coming along nicely and it’s a baller computer for everyday stuff. Make sure you get the one with the amount of ram you need because it’s soc so the ram’s in the processor and you can’t upgrade it later.

I use a pytorch accelerator on a laptop.

A better name would have been “the free throw line”.

Cooking tomatoes is so technique and process sensitive that it’s probably better to go with whole peeled instead of trusting a coked out line cook to not fuck them up when five burger tickets come in.

Even at home I’m gonna buy canned for anything that involves cooking them because the weird crap in the produce section is all chosen for looks as opposed to flavor and if I visit the tomato freak at the farmers market or coop or ag extension or pick some out of the garden they’re not making it home anyway and I gotta stop at a dollar general to clean the seats with wet wipes.

I just tried it and it only for snoozing alarms. I definitley cancel those mfs all the time.

E: it’s timers, I use timers as a snooze one I cancel those from the Lock Screen while still asleep all the time.

I cancel the upcoming alarm on an iPhone all the time. Idk what the screen is called if it’s lock or whatever but there’s a button right there.

Might not be recognizing sarcasm though. Spent some time in world to see what it’s about.

And here you are again, imploring the community to be more lenient with you when you refused to back up what you said even though you know where the information to do so is.

Your last assertion is wrong, but it would be a social good if you were driven away or forced to think differently.

I know you feel like you’re being attacked and brigaded, so it’s not to contribute to that experience that I say this:

What you just said is a great example of how one sided these things are. A communist is expected to be an expert with receipts on every aspect of social science, politics, history, foreign policy, philosophy and economics and expected to articulate a cohesive alternative to the neocolonial global capitalist system in detail while just asking a liberal “hey, when did that thing you said happened happen?” Is a bridge too far.

When people reply to you and say “why should we bend over backwards to make liberals comfortable?” That’s why.

Rather than expect people to accept your assertion that “we all know it happens” or jump to the conclusion that they’re just trying to get you (which you didn’t do, but people often do), why not recognize that examining prior assumptions and their underpinnings is what causes someone to arrive at leftism and treat those inquiries as genuine opportunities to learn with someone rather than teach or be taught by them?

Here it is!

I’ve never used induction burners with a wok. Be careful tossing it?

hey i went on this journey a few years ago with fuscha dunlops cookbooks as a starting point and eventually machine translated recipies and leylalove is pretty much dead on. a combination of high smoke point oils, doing it fast and doing it outside are how you dont smoke yourself out.

iirc there’s a section in every grain of rice about stir frying. i’ll see if i can dig it up.