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babelcarp, to tea
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We went out for a long walk this afternoon. Before that I’d done a couple of nice mellow gongfu steeps of some adolescent Fuding white tea, so I dumped the leaves into the tea jar and poured in boiling water before we set out.

By the time I took the first sip maybe a half hour later, the liquor was like some overboiled vegetable, not really drinkable. Should’ve stuck with short steeps!

@tea

lite,
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@babelcarp @tea Interesting this works with white tea. Wonder what it's like overnight (if I wanted to prepare this ahead of time).

alex, to tea EN
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Enjoying some Oolong tea from Taiwan. Gang Kou Cha, 港口茶 – something about the sea? In German, it's named "Meer Oolong". Babelcarp to the rescue: https://babelcarp.org/babelcarp/junk.cgi?phrase=%E6%B8%AF%E5%8F%A3%E8%8C%B6 → "literally Harbor Tea: a lightly-oxidized Pingtung oolong, traditionally rolled and dried in the same wok, with appearance similar to meicha"
I like it! @tea

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Sven, to cooking
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Today I learned: There's a current scientific best practice to cook rice when it comes to the endpoints “removal of pollutants” and “preserving nutrients/minerals”.

TL;DR: Cook rice with excess water (ratio about 1:4) for about five minutes, drain and discard the water, add fresh water (typical ratio for full absorption), bring to a boil and cool for the remaining time.

Apparently, this is more effective than washing and soaking. Method works for brown and white rice.

lite,
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@Sven if you don't rinse it at all then you retain all the added nutrients though. What country are you buying your rice from that is has so much inorganic arsenic in it?

lite, to random
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I love this tool for creating text-based graphs for README files and such: https://asciiflow.com

nixCraft, to random
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Everything should be made as simple as possible.

lite,
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@nixCraft yeah but the top two do nothing useful while the bottom one has been running your Hospital's infrastructure for decades.

lite, to random
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Feel rusty on your CSS? Beat these games and you're better off than most web developers:

nixCraft, to linux
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Patch submitted to the kernel by a four-year-old girl🤠

This patch fixes typos. Four year old girl submitted it with help from her Aunt.

lite,
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@nixCraft in other news, developer submits patch as 4-year-old girl in the hopes of getting authorship on the kernel. 😉​

lite, to random
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Wish I checked this helpful link before troubleshooting a ColdFusion website for 2 hours yesterday: https://shouldiblamecaching.com/

drewtoothpaste, to random
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why do people leave mastodon? Turns out it is often from being lectured! https://erinkissane.com/mastodon-is-easy-and-fun-except-when-it-isnt

lite,
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@drewtoothpaste posts a link to someone feeling unwelcome, being scolded, and getting lectured and is immediately scolded, lectured, and left unwelcome by the thread comments.

lite, to random
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God Bless America

drewtoothpaste, to random
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1900-2022: cryptids are silly. its a blur on a camera. theres nothing in the woods. theres nothing in the cave
2023: all cryptids are real except the fresno nightcrawler (just a pair of pants. get real)
2024: the fresno nightcrawler is real

lite,
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@drewtoothpaste my 2023 conspiracy is Shaw's wants Vermonters to suffer more by trapping them on premises a minute longer than already necessary.

drewtoothpaste, to random
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this looks like i made it up but it's the time zone map for australia. yes, time zones should be divided by longitude, not latitude, but australia has done both, in the most annoying way possible (by adding half hours)

lite,
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@drewtoothpaste this is why I only use UTC then show up 5 hours early to everything.

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