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Currently proving that the last fifteen minutes of the work day are scientifically four times longer than any other period of the day. Also, my feet are freezing and I have to walk home but I can listen to choice tunes while I do it so it's not a total calamity.
How has your day been?
Haha I like having flexible hours, I just finish when it's clear no more work is going to get done.
Currently starting to look at cooking tea, and the recipe calls for 1/2 clove of garlic. Either you like garlic or you don't, who is going to put 1/2 clove in?
Cooking chilli here. Big batch so we don't have to cook for a few days.
Nice! I'm also a fan of big batches. What do you normally eat the chilli with?
On its own (no rice or anything), topped with some grated cheese :)
Ah, normally we'd do nachos, rice, tortillas, etc so we don't get sick of eating the same thing for days :D. Otherwise freezing it works to solve that too.
Sounds good! I mean I call what I cook chilli but I chuck a heap of veggies in, so it's more of a spicy vegetable stew :)
Ooh, I wonder how this federation thing works
Hello, me!
Wow the comment from kbin.social appeared immediately on lemmy.nz, extremely impressive
1 more day until I go on annual leave for 3 weeks. Its been so long since i've had a break and im so tired but also so excited because im going overseas on my break.
After work ive spent the night exploring Lemmy. Watching two large instances de-federate has been interesting. I am glad I choose this instance instead of the big ones. I didnt think I would see a split like this so quickly.
The split is so interesting! One instance has open registration (like us), the other had a plan for a tightly moderated community. They just don't have the tools to handle all the trolls coming from the open registration instance.
It's not unlike the reddit mods saying they can't moderate with the tools reddit provides, and need to use third party tools that rely on the API. Though the issue with Lemmy is not the API but that it's so early that third party moderation tools don't really exist.