it’s as “american” as cheese can be: white american “prepared cheese product”, individually-wrapped for extra plastic waste.

you can get actual white american cheese that’s sliced (or block form). the ‘default’ cheese from subway is exactly that: sliced white american cheese.

the individually-wrapped singles slices and sliced or block american cheese are two different products. in the supermarket the difference is best illustrated by ‘kraft singles’ vs ‘kraft deli deluxe’ products.

that’s a fine Potent Orokin Technical Augmentation and Tactical Offensive device. better hide it cuz darvo is always on the look-out to steal those.

afaik, juicy juice has always been 100% juice, even under its current vulture equity ownership.

never mind the fact it’s already ‘cooked’ and edible (and delicious on its own) before it even sees the top of a pizza.

frozen pizzas are on sale here for the first time in ages… to a pre-pandemic sale price at that. if i had the extra money, the freezer (it’s not terribly large, just the one that’s part of the fridge) would be full of them.

the number of republicans who made it to a general election anywhere in the country in the last eight years that doesn’t support at least one main point of dipshit’s agenda can probably be counted on one hand…made into a fist.

this would be offered by the dipshit admin, it won’t be a ‘discount’, it’ll be a surcharge that goes right into the diaper.

iirc some early hdd did use binary units for specifications (a kilobyte was 1024 bytes). marketing and greed got manufacturers to switch to the ‘larger sounding’ decimal-based units but they were called the same thing (where a kilobyte was 1000 bytes). bigger numbers sell better or some bullshit.

there’s been lawsuits over it, which is why the retail boxes and manufacturer web sites have the disclaimer about them using decimal-based units. other lawsuits resulted in the verbiage about ‘formatted capacity’ or ‘usable space’ being less probably also being present.

the distinctly different binary units themselves (such as ‘mebibyte’) were introduced and standardized by IEC ~ 1998.

“you gonna lower the resale value of the house if you scratch-up the griddle that goes with the stove.”

nom nom nom nom.

more, please.

he put it on a plate instead of just eating the mac & cheese out of the pot, and the nuggs off the oven tray.

he’s a KEEPER!!!

Even on a long trip that 10 mph over is only going to gain a few minutes, and you’ve used more fuel.

i’ve always ‘had more time than money’, and i’ve never had a car that was more fuel efficient at 70-80mph than at 50-60mph.

we actually take the ‘2 laner’ into the city over the interstate specifically because there isn’t a bunch of morons doing 20+ over, weaving all over the place.

Spain adopted the metric system in 1852 and by the time, they weren’t the most advanced country

perhaps when the u.s. finally reaches the level of 1852 spain, americans will switch too.

lot of distros losing support for GTX1000 series Nvidia cards

that is a huge deal. there’s a hell of a lot of 10-series cards out there.

yea, lower your rates to something a bit less than the retail price of a new laptop.

yup. 8.1 first half the year… then it’s been all downhill since july 29, 2015.

can’t do the rat pellets either, unless you and a bunch of your buddies, who also each have three bucks for lunch, are gonna share a bag.

in the u.s. for common mass-market brands of each, that is also true. about the same price by weight.

dehydrators are not terribly expensive, and jerky isn’t difficult to make at home.

those don’t go on “all” doorways, obviously. the house we had when i was a little kid had several of them but not as doors to bedrooms or bathrooms. that house had hot water radiator heat, so heat in any room was absolutely not a problem.

give me earth tones, stained hardwoods, shag carpets, swag lamps, and bead curtains on doorways (and real drapes over windows) over this millennial shit… and yes, those glorious avocado green appliances!