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Try browning some ground beef in a skillet with garlic and onions. Add some chopped green chiles (spicy hatch if you can find them) them add finely diced boiled potatos (starchy not waxy). Use plenty of spices (chile powder, garlic, cumin, etc.) as you cook. Wrap it all in a flour tortilla and be glad that food is your bitch becaususe you just mastered burritos!

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    Thanks for your reply - just placed an order with Flow Gardens, couldn't google the other one you mentioned but appreciate the heads up - didn't know this was a thing.

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    I'm approacing retirement and really enjoyed pot as a kid but my work is a hard-ass testing organisation so I have been dry for a LONG TIME. I'm looking forward to retirement and am curious where the closest legal weed is to DFW. (don't want to jump through medical requirements). Not looking to move any heavy weight just want to get high without having to hit my son up for a local dealer who might be sketchy if I can drive for a good commercial product. Any suggestions?

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    It would be fair to tarrif the imports to the extent of the Chinese manufacturing subsidy to level the playing field.

    Beyond that, let us allow them in to put some pressure on domestic manufacturers to force production of products that we can actually afford to buy as an alternative to a 50K family wagon that has fewer features and is less efficient.

    Our domestic vehicle choices are woefully inadequate to the times we live in and something needs to change. Affordability is not a pipe dream is what China is teaching us - don't let that message pass you by as they build a strong economy around us.

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    submitted 1 week ago* (last edited 1 week ago) by to c/dailygames@lemmy.zip
     

    I just solved this WordroW in 14 minutes and 43 seconds. Can you beat my time?

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    I generally browse by "Hot" or "top x hours". I like seeing newer posts that rise and that's what makes me happy. The problem is that there are some rare posts that show a distracting animation in the thumbnail as I browse and it is never something I want to see but it distracts from my browsing. (I use compact thumbnails as my preference).

    I there a way to disable playing animations in the thumbnail image?

     

    I usually view my Lemmy instance by "All-Hot" because that seems to have the most relevant unread content. I sometimes filter by "top hour or 6 hours".

    When I leave and come back to voyager the feed is filled with old, stale content on initial load. If I go back to communities and reload "all" I then get a refreshed feed.

    Why doesn't it default to the latest "hot" posts when I load it?

     

    cross-posted from: https://aussie.zone/post/19637893

    Wifi networks and home automation systems are expected to last 50+ years.

    I was reading up on the life expectancy of different building materials when I came across this gem.

    Screenshot is of page 122 https://www.portseattle.org/sites/default/files/2025-02/SEA-SIPP%20Technical%20Report%20Appendix%20C%20Life%20Expectancy%20of%20Building%20Materials.pdf

    I guess the ethernet cables could last that long, but they rate house wiring to a lower lifetime. Ethernet cables are not "wireless", however.

    The only other wireless systems I can think of are garage door openers, but they are definitely not expected to last 50 years.

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