I’d say I prefer Chhole Bhature (Bhatura being the competitor to Poori, for the unaware), but me and my father kinda’ always say no to Pooris while my mother loves Pooris… uhh, anyway, try Chhole Bhature too sometime. They’re huge, softer, and stretchier. Sorry. Thank you.
(There’s also Chhole Kulche that nobody in my family says no to, so there’s that. Kulcha is more or less just… bread, so there’s that. This one is more a street food.)
Yeah! Say NO to cheese burnout!
…Reminds me of Max Payne.
Wasn’t born in the PS1 era, sorry…
(Cap’n)
Aww, I read that as a brilliant:
“Write a short ad…”,
…instead of:
“Watch a short ad”.
Original wasn’t exactly about working for corporate, but rather about consuming their poison, wasn’t it?
Only on Lemmy will I ever find such kind words time-and-time-again. Everybody is so truly dedicated to their morals and… just chill. Just nerds hanging out somewhere truly calm!..
Long-live Lemm-Lemm, peeps, long-live Lemm-Lemm!
What even is people’s problem with autism? It can - even and does - make people super smart, after all.
(Not all of us, please. I’m 18 - and I love to read - and that’s how I’m even a media and middleware loving nerdy programmer, and that’s how I’m here!!! I’m not even from a developed nation…)
(…I’ve been recommended by YouTube, videos of gen-alpha peeps talking about and using GNU-Linux OSs passionately, even!)
Was gunna’ mention FUTO’s keyboard but then I saw your response to Whisper.
you don’t even use your tongue to make the K sound
I almost think I do!
…And the comic is more about the character being lispy.
That No Smoking sign lookin’ too small!
There’s also a Golang alternative that does not have 6 GiB build folders like Tauri / Tauri 2.
(Tauri generates like 3 MiB binaries. It’s the build folders that are huge. Also stay ready to compile huge Rust packages!)
(…)
(Here come the fans of a certain Scottish studio originally named “DMA Design” that made video games and still does, even as part of a large corporation.)
As an Indian guy, I-
Yes…
Been thinking like this myself recently.
Steam reviews and only possibly, in only very rare cases, although disappointingly-often not - YouTube video reviews, can be a good source.
The idea is… to not to listen to people who don’t play games the way you do.
A friend, potentially a random Steam user, a Reddi- Lemm- ahem, sorry, a… social media user, a… person who has played the game in question thoroughly and pointed out what they liked - and you know they’re like you, …and they played for similar reasons as you; these are the people to listen to. People who play games, like yourself.
Only they can tell you if the game is totally worth your own time!
(He da one trainin’ man 'buntu.)
It’s the tongue speaking.
It’s useful for when X11/systemd getch’a.
Text, text, TEXT!