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I am not american. I just hate the texture, taste and tomato water of raw tomatoes. The only ones I can stomach raw are the small little cherry tomatoes that are firmer and less watery.

And don't tell me I have not tasted real tomatoes we grow like 3 varieties at home and my grandparents have even more. I just don't like raw tomatoes.

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  • [–] -1 points 3 days ago (1 child)

    Government banning business on a particular day is an overreach and is usually just religious people making demands that others live their religious laws instead of any good will intentions.

    It is not religious in any way and the store is still allowed to be open if the owner is there running it afaik. So small shops can still be open but most big chains are closed and that's perfectly fair so that the employees get sundays off like regular people.

    Worker wellfare seems foreign to some people it seems

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  • submitted 10 months ago* (last edited 10 months ago) by to c/3dprinting@lemmy.world
     

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    I used the base preset for generic TPU.

    This is the first layer I get after trying a couple different presets. Better than before but still horrible.

     

    So I was thinking of switching my desktop to linux. I have been running fedora on my laptop for 3 years and I really like it. My main question now is just what distro works best for gaming (considering my specs) and can I use VMs in any of the gaming oriented ones (mostly because I don't wanna keep dual booting).

    Edit: I have gone with Bazzite for now and it seems to be working fine. Some games don't rrally work acceptably (I expected that) so I will keep dual booting for a while.

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