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  • If you have 13 kilos you should probably freeze some of it. I would probably roast them first. That will make them a bit less sour and they will contain less water thus it takes less space in the freezer. Oh and discard the super tiny ones, they will just make the rest of them taste bed.

    Oh and you can use them in any soup or sauce and you won’t be able to tell they were frozen.


  • seggturkasz@lemmy.worldtolinuxmemes@lemmy.worldWell, where?
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    1 month ago

    If you want a short answers it is a text editor. If you want the long answer i might not be the best person for it but here it goes: You start using it as a text editor but it is a bottomless pit of freedom and practicality, where you put 100s of keyboard shortcuts into muscles memory, and one day you will find your self replacing your terminal with emacs. Then you forgot that GUIs exist all together. You will feel an urge to make fun of vim users. Somewhere along the way you’ll start waching videos of Stallman, and form a desire to overthrow the proprietary overlords. Turn back now! ;)




  • seggturkasz@lemmy.worldtoComic Strips@lemmy.worldHow it feels
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    2 months ago

    This is som weird metaphor… So some people get voluntary “cancer” in hope theycan fight it and it will benefit them in the long run, and some don’t. While someone will have just the benefits and not the cancer while everyone chips in.

    I get that in the long run highly educated people tend to pay more taxes. So makeing education affordable in is a net benefit for everyone. But this analogy is just weird…

    I don’t know man, at the end of the day it is unfair, and making fun of that seems inappropriate.


  • To be honest I do feel a bit silly continuing this. However, are you trying to say that socialism is not a leftist mode of government? How would you categories the policies of socialist/communist dictatorships, centrist? Workers were not above the law, and had no input what sad laws were. But workers did own the factoryies and the kolhoz. Most of these governments collapsed because they lost the support of the proleteriat (workers). It was not the will power of the political elites that hold it to gether, but the millions of workers sincere belief that they are making the world a better place.

    Social democracy is good to live in; yeah true. Leftism (in general) is bestism; hell no.





  • You shouldn’t. People are more likely to be interested in who you are as a person than your country’s politics. You might get some negative bias, true. But you can work pass that.

    I’m from the country of Orban, and I do feel shame sometimes saying that. But I have rarely experienced anything more than some cold looks.

    The everyday folks who support a dictator tend no to travels abroad. People outside your country are not exposed to them :)




  • seggturkasz@lemmy.worldtoLemmy Shitpost@lemmy.world4011
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    3 months ago

    So… If you click on the little 2 at the end of: “The codes are administered by the International Federation for Produce Standards (IFPS), a global coalition of fruit and vegetable associations that was formed in 2001 to introduce PLU numbers globally.[2]”

    It will take you to: https://web.archive.org/web/20150310160444/http://www.ifpsglobal.com/AboutIFPS.aspx

    Scroll down to members. I counted 14 organization from at least 11 countries. So yeah , even the 20 was a streach.

    This is what I ment. Sorry if it was not clear.

    About the other thing, it is subjective. I would not consider something effecting less then 10% of the countries a global thing. But you do have a point there.