The challenge with agriculture is the limited timeframe, which does rather gel well with a temporary work crew that follows the harvest north and returns to their home country afterwards. However, they should always be paid appropriately.

I’m not crying, but who’s chopping onions in the office?

Do you use the phone number - that is, do you receive legitimate calls on it? If not, turn off the ringer. If the answer is “from people I know”, set it up to silence calls from non-contacts. Over time the noise will diminish.

If you get calls from people you don’t know, then change it; it’s probably not worth the hassle.

I’m working with an organization that clearly is encouraging copilot use. The emails that it generates. Verbose, and inane. Just get to the point. Its only use is to summarize the emails.

Hella good for manglement though.

You’re probably right; it’s fits the theme better. Boiled.

I thought that brisket slice was a bun for a while. Why are the sausages in the back uncooked?

I’m guessing Oktoberfest tent. You’re supposed to be too drunk to notice how bad the food is.

The bread looks like the only edible thing there.

New Outlook too, so it typically pages a lot.

Hmm. I’m over here using 32GB for office work. Teams and Chromium.

Subtract the fake job postings…

Oh they enforce speed limits, but only in places where they’re going to get lots of hits in short time to show how much work they do.

Ticketing for unsafe vehicles eg lighting, license plates, erratic driving, use of signals etc. is all too much work. Pretty much anywhere you go.

You’ve got to be absolutely positive that your SPF, DKIM, and DMARC are set up correctly and working. The , you need to monitor it like a hawk to make sure that you’re not blacklisted, but beyond that, should be OK. Your email domain could get you into the junk folder depending on the curmudgeonliness of the company’s admin etc.

My viewing position is about 330cm/11ft from the wall where my tv is mounted. That works out to roughly 80” television for 4K viewing pleasure. https://www.rtings.com/tv/reviews/by-size/size-to-distance-relationship

8k would be ridiculous, and the compression would be a significant factor.

Remember when ISP companies went after people who used over 500GB in a month? I remember.

Overproofed, I suspect. Overproofed bread also tends to be a bit pale as in photo.

Because the over-proofed bread had risen so much before it hit the oven’s heat, there was no more capacity for additional expansion in the oven. It rose; it fell; it collapsed. Still tastes good, but not a pretty picture.

https://www.kingarthurbaking.com/blog/2018/02/21/over-proofed-bread

Wrong Polanski. I made the same mistake.

Academics know a great deal about the field they study, more than the average person, but they know a lot about their specific niche. More than anyone else in the world — that’s the point. Other academics have their own niche, which may be adjacent, and they can discuss the general subject area knowledgeably, and learn from each others perspectives.

My experience with the conversations of academics when discussing their fields of study is that they swirl ideas around. New areas of research and how to conduct that research - “what if X?” I don’t listen to his podcast very much, but the huberman podcast is a lot of that discussion of ideas. Unfortunately people don’t realize that, while evidence suggests X, it may be a faulty conjecture. It’s not limited to Huberman, and it’s not a knock on the cast. It’s just important to be aware as a listener that not everything said is proven - and that which is may be generalized and extrapolated and may not be true for you.

Seattle cops don’t want competition.

You shouldn’t need to supplement much more than say 20% of protein requirements, which works out to less than one whey scoop per day. It’s not too difficult to make the protein requirements until one is on a fairly severe cut. The grams per kilogram ratio is a starting point; 115g for a 70kg individual is towards the lower end, when consulting most fitness related materials; there are studies that say there’s lower requirements, but there are usually some caveats. The recommendations often thrown out for 2.2-3g/kg are to the higher end, and that’s where you’re going to need to supplement.

Every main meal (dinner) should include a significant meat portion. Dairy and eggs in other meals. For example myself, I eat a (large) bowl of oatmeal made with milk, two-four eggs and a few slices of bread for my first meal, a portion of chicken (about 120g - 1/2 a breast) and potatoes or rice for dinner, and a portion of yogurt and some muesli before bed (and vegetables and fruits). I get 3200cal and 150g protein out of that, and maintain my body weight about 75kg.

Consider using MacroFactor, which makes recommendations based on peer reviewed literature. It’s the best one I’ve used. I’m not affiliated in any way; it’s just so much better than MFP. I’ve also heard good things about the RP Strength Diet App. They’re a good resource in general. Be wary of influencers who speak in absolutes - absolute statements get views on TikTok, but don’t reflect reality.

Wonder how much this fruitless battle is costing taxpayers.

That’s why trucks are required to have mud flaps.

It’s hard work, killing civilians, but someone’s gotta do it.