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- Azteh@lemmy.worldtoMicroblog Memes@lemmy.world•Ever pour the milk into the glass and the orange juice onto the cereal?English1·4 hours ago
- Azteh@lemmy.worldtoMicroblog Memes@lemmy.world•Ever pour the milk into the glass and the orange juice onto the cereal?English2·8 hours ago
Any particular reason for that? It seems to be quite the common choice for breakfast
- Azteh@lemmy.worldtoMicroblog Memes@lemmy.world•Ever pour the milk into the glass and the orange juice onto the cereal?English11·8 hours ago
It could also be that they smeared toothpaste all over their face
- Azteh@lemmy.worldtoPC Master Race@lemmy.world•Nvidia admits DLSS 5 is not designed for "strongly stylized" games, it "remains limited" to photorealistic graphicsEnglish4·2 days ago
No, no, it’s for the games we will surely get in the future. They are just making sure we have it available already
Very true, but be careful not to end up in an echo chamber
- Azteh@lemmy.worldtoNot The Onion@lemmy.world•Please don’t rearrange our shoes when we turn up, paramedics in Japan urgeEnglish12·9 days ago
No matter how good you are at this, it will always cost at least a second and in life threatening situations I was taught that every second counts
So for someone who has a microwave that only works in minutes and actual seconds, meaning 59 is the highest my seconds can go, before the minute counter is increased. Do these microwaves just work in terms of 100 seconds? So if you input 10:00 it’s not actually 10 minutes but rather 1000 seconds, meaning it’s now 16:40 on a “correct” microwave?
That sounds like an interesting side effect