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I will say there are times where I wish I had a more "professional" grade vacuum sealer. Particularly on meats with higher moisture content or if I want to seal something with a liquid for a quick pickle or the like. My Foodsaver simply sucks all the liquid out even when I use the "Moist" setting.

But why would anyone do this? At least with the ad on you know when it's about to end instead of just staring at a black screen lol.

Hang the bag on a rack?

Well yea, that way you can sit in queue all the way until they take the servers down for patch Tuesday!

Watched the first 3 episodes. Pretty good. Acting is good. Story is relatable but not over the top. They spend a little too much time on the "Here's how it happened" childhood piece but I'm a sucker for a good chess TV show/Movie and there aren't nearly enough of them. So far in those episodes...

In a Kentucky orphanage in the 1950s, a young girl discovers an astonishing talent for chess while struggling with addiction.

Title: The Queen's Gambit Genre: Drama Creator: Scott Frank, Allan Scott Cast: Anya Taylor-Joy, Bill Camp, Moses Ingram, Thomas Brodie-Sangster, Harry Melling First aired: 2020-10-23 Overview: In a Kentucky orphanage in the 1950s, a young girl discovers an astonishing talent for...

Kiting was an accidental game mechanic? How actually stupid were the EQ devs? I get there are always unintended side effects but any dipshit with more than 1 brain cell could see what snare effects would be used for.

They show you that so you can compare what it would cost over 5 years for each lender. That's all that is. A loan that appears to have a better rate, may end up costing more over 5 years because of differences in refinancing costs. Though I agree it's stupid considering these are 15 year loans...

That's the total cost of refinancing fees (listed there as upfront costs) + actual mortgage monthly payments over 5 years.

Heh, 3x5 isn't enough volume to make significant gains? Have you never seen Jim Wendler's 5/3/1 program? It focuses on even less volume than 3x5, and it works. Really well. It's also great for beginners and older guys like me because it focuses on slow, safe progress...

That's the wrong gif. Here is the correct one

Scaling is a pretty good solution for older content. Its kind of stupid for current content but it works really well for legacy stuff.

The Mythic+ system could have been a great success if there was any real reason to keep pushing keys. As it stands the only reason people do it is because of a third party scoring system and yet there are still people who do it simply for that. If they added achievements and cosmetics/mounts at...

This is the kind of thinking that gets you to a point where developers start believing they know how every player will play the game and starts designing systems to babysit players instead of a game world. People run around picking contested flowers so they can sell them on the AH in current...

Why does this matter? The encounter only drops a certain amount of loot, if people want to zerg it let them, let the drama ensue when 100 people want the 3 items that drop. And let people bring 25 for those same 3 items. Why can't developers understand this? Let the players decide how to play...

Lol, yea because Chinese farmers are known for their grouping game prowess and being able to contest camps against real players. Hey guys, everything needs to be instanced because otherwise Chinese farmers get everything. Hahahaha

There are bitcoin trusts like GBTC.

There already are blockchain ETFs I believe.

I also never said less reward, I said the instanced version would be soulbound and have level restrictions. It would be the same exact loot otherwise.

Then it also makes sense for the gear, skills and talents to go to level 25. Not 30.

I've always wondered why every developer seems to take a binary approach to instancing. Either pretty much everything is instanced, or nothing is. Why? In either scenario you are designing a dungeon, so why not have an uninstanced overworld version and an instanced version. It's the same assets...

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Looks like maybe some new developments in the Scott Peterson conviction. The Hulu documentary (I think it's called The Murder of Laci Peterson) is an interesting watch. https://www.cnn.com/2020/10/15/us/scott-peterson-murder-convictions-to-be-reexamined/index.html

I would watch this if they come up with some insane, idiotic backstory as to why doakes actually survived and he's back. Otherwise... nah.

The yolo portion of being approached with a contract is to yolo your rate. If they say no, who cares, you weren't planning on leaving your salaried job anyway. If they say yes... well... good for you. I got a 70k/yr pay increase when I did this. And I was already making very, very good money...

Can't say enough about this Aeron. Obviously no upholstery concerns since its mesh and best in class fart dissipation.

The writers just used that crowbar scene to lazily create tension

Ummmmm....

The girls get it done butt hurt is funny considering the show was making fun of campaigns like that and every single "girl" involved made fun of it as well. Starlight, Maeve and Stormfront all rolled their eyes at being forced to do it.

Yea he was, which is comical. Because hes Homelander junior

Lol at being able to kill Ryan with a crowbar. Turns out he inherited all of Homelanders powers except crowbar resistance

I'm failing to see how a kid with all of Homelanders powers who thought the outside world didn't exist and then accidentally killed his mother the first time he actually used his powers might become unstable

What's the point of talents if I cant just take them all!!!

Well, earnings are on the 15th and previous earnings were the best ever, so there may be some hype involved. Though I like it long because of their investment in fintech and crypto. It's time for a recognizable name brand in the crypto space.

PYPL on a nice upswing this week.

It's too bad the Kodak deal fell through. I think that could have been a very promising business pivot