splatcollision

Joined 16 years ago

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Comment · 3 years ago
lol flagged hacker news doesn’t like to self reflect
Comment · 3 years ago
Thanks for taking the time to explain my position in more detail, this resonates.
Comment · 3 years ago
Stovetop. Slice meat and re-sear in cast iron pan and serve on toasted bread. Oh I don’t have a toaster either!
Comment · 3 years ago
Because I value cooking as it’s own art, not something that needs to be disrupted and optimized.
Comment · 3 years ago
Stovetop popcorn is superior in all ways end of story.
Comment · 3 years ago
Have not had a microwave in our home for at least 16 years, and don’t ever feel like we are missing anything. There’s literally never any ordinary household situation that requires that fast heating. Just put your leftovers in a pan and stir them occasionally!
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Comment · 3 years ago
Biggest problem is app embedded web views don’t count as Safari, so if you try to block the web on a mobile, you have to block or time restrict every default app that has the remote possibility to open a link to a web view. Looking at you, Stocks…
Comment · 3 years ago
Note to readers of this comment in the future. This is the smartest post in the thread, and should be at the top.
Comment · 3 years ago
Weezer has you covered.
Comment · 3 years ago
Upvote for correct use of "enshittification"
Comment · 3 years ago
As an average scunt main I would to inform you that you are wrong. You say that the pyro nerf was bad. Duck you (politly) pyro is dumb. I hate it when I get spy checked by m1 combo every second stop. Pro play is good game good j_peg #1 pro player, bad water mid, sawmill foeva. Crits make tf2 good I know random crits can be poopy sometimes but it’s funny random crit amazing yes gamim
Comment · 4 years ago
Your legacy baggage is my favorite feature. I may not need any documents open for an app right now, but what about 5 minutes later? Why would I wait for photoshop to start up again just because I was doing something else for a bit. It’s called multitasking and there’s a ton of working memory these days to the point of rarely having to check, not like the legacy days you refer to.

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