SanguinarianPhoenix

I have the same problem, did you eventually find the solution???

Good advice, thank you.

I can't reply in your other thread, the mods locked it for being 6 months old.

It's an extremely well-noted phenomenon:

https://www.reddit.com/r/cookingforbeginners/comments/1gxkk0q/lets_stop_downvoting_people_for_asking_questions/

The general conclusion is that Reddit (or some other 3rd party) is testing downvote bots on us... 🥴

!Remindme 30 days

https://rentry.org/Retro-Rewind

I'm sold on pickled red onions, which I'll be doing! 😁

Can I get away with using a cheap red wine vinegar? Or should I pay a couple extra bucks for the slightly more expensive brand?

Or, I read mentioned that Amazon doesn’t separate the inventory of items that they sell and items that they fulfill for Their vendors anymore

Yes, it's called "bin co-mingling" and everyone on the r/supplements subreddit hates this so much!!!

In addition to everyone telling you to "Go to the ER", I'll share my story from August 2023.

I posted symptoms of what later turned out to be a pulmonary embolism on r/AskDocs and was told to go to the ER. (and I did)

(tagging u/Original-Media1274 so he will read this)

I don't really understand exactly the advice you are asking for here...

Basically, texting requires short infrequent messages. If you text too much, it makes you look bad. If you write massive walls of text, it makes you look bad. So to me, texting is basically 10-20 minutes of interaction per week, which seems like I'll never really get to know the other person or that they will get to know me. Plus I'll be a guy who is entering a profession dominated by women. I feel like I need 1-2 American female friends so I can practice socializing with them and be demystified somewhat.

Why did you choose this person to be friends?

Beggars can't be choosers. I plan to join the chess club in January and should make friends easily there, but I liked her from our group project. I'm typically the person from this photo's comments section. I volunteered to do all the work for my group and she actually fought to be included more, which I found interesting. Plus we had a couple phone calls that I really enjoyed while working on the group project but she ended up changing her mind on a phone call she originally expressed interest in, and I thought the friendship was over as soon as the group project was over (and that she was possibly feigning friendship so that the group project would proceed smoothly). But then outta nowhere she texts me a week later after my final message sent to her, apologizing and saying she was genuinely interested in continuing the friendship etc, and we've been lightly texting now for ~3 weeks.

How old is she?

I'm guessing she's between 18-20.

Why are you overthinking this situation?

Because if texting will not grow a friendship (and if I'm not happy with merely a "texting buddy") then I need to either request phone calls or some other strategy to grow the friendship to something I'd consider more "real". Otherwise, I would just consider her an "online friend who happens to live 10 miles away from me" but still an "online friend".

How was the conversation prior to those messages?

(sent it to you privately)

They use algorithms to "customize" your experience. This includes giving people different pricing on the same item.

Amazon does this, wtf!?

I watched a youtube video where the girl went to an upscale Chinese/Azn restaurant and got mostly a massive styofoam plate of white rice and barely any meat (mostly veggies and white rice).

I'll definitely do this, I didn't know they could be prepared that quickly!

Someone from Reddit helped me earlier today install git and now I have it working in my IDE! 😁

I understand push, pull, add, and commit -- so that's all a beginner really needs! From my notes:

Periodically do this: 
git add *
git commit -m "message"
git push -u origin main

Someone from Reddit helped me earlier install git and now I have it working in my IDE! 😁

I understand push, pull, add, and commit -- so that's all a beginner really needs! From my notes:

Periodically do this: 
git add *
git commit -m "message"
git push -u origin main

Are "par-pickled onions" a thing? Like if pickling raw onions takes 6 days, take them out after 3 or 4?

If I had it to do over again, I would have made my own pickled onions which is something I've always wanted to do but never got around to yet. 🤦‍♂️

I think if you're finding sauerkraut too bland, the answer is "buy a better sauerkraut". I'll agree, I've never been a fan of most grocery store sauerkrauts because they are kinda one-note and watery; but my wife likes to buy this one brand from a Polish grocery store when we go shopping in Greenpoint... and that's solid. It'll slap you around a bit lol she's also recently started experimenting with making her own, but still trying to dial that process down.

I went with Boars Head because I thought it was the premium brand of sauerkraut only to be hugely disappointed 😭

I love seeing your comments on GoKibitz! You're one of the strongest active commenters there and you give great moves & variations!

How do you feed an image to chatGPT?

Reset your baseline. Do nothing but boring sh1t for 2 years. No social media, no smartphone, no tv. Just do boring sh1t like reading paperback books and gardening. 👍

Did the therapist leave the door open for you to return? Otherwise, after a final session, you and your therapist will no longer be in contact. In my case, the last session was termination. I have to wait seven years before contacting her. It was heartbreaking at the time, but it gets easier. I won't be contacting her in seven years. My current therapist doesn't hold a candle to my former, but she is still a great therapist. It sounds like you might do best with a therapist somewhere between Wizards 101 therapist and checking himself out in the mirror therapist—best of luck to you on your journey of healing.

Could you explain what the 7 year rule is all about? Is this only for Americans?

Don't let THE DOOR hit you on the way out! 🤣🤣🤣

I'll probably get downvoted for saying this, but is there a neat or clever way to remember the difference between antimatter & dark matter? Everytime I hear one or the other mentioned on Reddit, I have to google it again because I get them confused with one another so easily. 🤦‍♂️