Formerly on Sopuli: https://sopuli.xyz/u/noretus I just moved here because I like the domain name more.
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Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•What do you cook when you want to impress your guests?English
5·18 days agoA pie (or tart), or a dirty beans.
Pie made with ready made pie crust. Throw in some bell pepper, ham slices, zucchini, chili, garlic (or basically whatever seems like would taste good together). Mix cream cheese and an egg, pour over the fillings, top with some pizza cheese. Once cooked, sprinkle with some herb that fits the filling or spring onion.
Dirty beans is lightly cooking a bit of onion, chili, garlic, whatever beans (in water) I happen to have, tomato sauce, ton of cumin, some other spices that seem like a good idea, topped with some sour-ish, runny cheese or feta. To make it go from basic to fancy, I use Crème fraîche instead of cheese and fresh cilantro.
Appreciate everyone who actually gave the recipe!!
Me.
I’m the crazy family member.
Depends entirely on how much you struggle. Diagnosis is useful for knowing what kind of help to get. If you don’t struggle, but only see some kind of behavior patterns that might occasionally cause problems, you can just try to address those individually.
I have a diagnosis for BPD, which was useful for getting treatment and ultimately, financial support. These days however I don’t agree with the diagnosis and rather think I’m somewhere in the BPD/C-PTSD/Autism neighborhood but I don’t really need a clinical diagnosis for any practical purposes.
These are all just words that people made up, that reflect a cluster of patterns with great variability between individuals. They’re not absolute truths. Just tools to help navigate whatever system one finds themselves in.
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Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•Do you feel your job is important and are you proud to do it?English
4·27 days agoThank you ^^
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Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•Do you feel your job is important and are you proud to do it?English
4·27 days agoSafety factors into all that, yeah? I think that’s valuable. Even if a coal mine isn’t great, at least they ARE running inspections…
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Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•Do you feel your job is important and are you proud to do it?English
5·27 days agoYour current job sounds pretty important to me though! Accessibility is important.
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Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•Do you feel your job is important and are you proud to do it?English
8·27 days agoYep and yep and I’ve been incredibly lucky. I help run a spirituality (Buddhism-ish) related website. I don’t have much formal training, I’ve just been a shut-in nerd for decades and picked up skills that turned out to be useful for the teacher (they tried to make a website that was total shite and I told them as much. Long story short, they hired me).
I’m actually on permanent neetbux due to mental health issues ('twas partly the treatment resistant depression that led me to look into spirituality) but I’m allowed to earn a certain amount without losing my benefits. I get paid that exact amount and I largely choose when I work and how much. From my perspective, I’m now getting paid to do the stuff I used to do as idle fancy. Which is awesome. I’m also mentally in a much better place thanks to my own practice and the community. I definitely couldn’t handle neurotypical life but at least I can do a bit of work, kinda take care of myself and not let my home devolve into a total legbeard nest. Glad to be able to help provide service to others that was helpful to me. Plus despite not having very good people skills, I’m appreciated by my boss and the community and I’m welcome to be as I am, I don’t have to mask or sell “good vibes only”.
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Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•whats your favorite long running and active media franchise?English
1·1 month agoI just finally got around to watching Jojo in my starvation for a long running anime. Just about to get to episode 9 after which I hear it starts to really pick up. So far I’ve been mainly a bit confused but I did keep watching Gintama despite it taking like 50 episodes for it to click lol
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Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•whats your favorite long running and active media franchise?English
2·1 month agoMy understanding is that Haki system hadn’t been developed yet when Shanks did that thing. But that’s what I meant with Oda being good at modular story telling. He consistently gave himself places to expand upon without having to do blatant retconning.
And yes. The pro-social aspects, the inclusivity, resistance to tyranny etc. but I also just adore Luffy as almost like a spiritual guide. He’s totally surrendered to pursuing his goal and is almost always in full acceptance of whatever that may lead to. And he does so with a joyful heart. And he is forgiving. There’s some Buddhist undertones there that I appreciate. I’m also just glad to see a popular show in this point in time that has a lead character like that and handles it well.
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Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•whats your favorite long running and active media franchise?English
2·1 month agoYeah it’s stunning. I’ve watched the early parts a few times and just started watching again from the start with a friend who fell in love with the live action version.
It opens up even more when you have more context, even if Oda “retconned” stuff, he has always been pretty good with it. He’s like the master of modular storytelling. And you have so much absolutely amazing things ahead of you!! Stoked for you!!
Actually I am right at this very moment waiting for my friend to finish dinner so we can watch the first ep of OPLA s2 :D
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Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•whats your favorite long running and active media franchise?English
2·1 month agoYeah, One Piece easily. I feel straight up privileged to have started watching it some 20 years ago and still enjoying it to this day.
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Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•What are your top 5 favourite works of art?English
2·2 months agoTop 5 is hard but I’ll give my favorite:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Hands_Resist_Him
I heard of it the first time in relation to it being a haunted painting. Not that I believed it but the next night, I had a nightmare about it, which is extremely rare for me. It’s so incredibly eerie. I’ve been going back and forth on if I wanted a print of it but I get legitimate fear at the thought. I feel like I’d be inviting something in my home that I shouldn’t. I mean yes, probably just psychology but I’ve experienced some weird things in my life so… I’ll go with my gut and admire it from afar only.
Besides that, I love Caravaggio.
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Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•Whats a good way to help my mother be profitble at craftfairs?English
30·2 months agoDoes she really want to make profit or do her own thing? Can she afford it?
Crafts are very hard to make profit from. Many people just think of it as making their hobby slightly cheaper.
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Linux@programming.dev•Linux Mint isn't the answer for Windows refugees anymore
15·2 months agoDude, “boring” is what I want from an OS. No surprises. No sudden changes. I’m 40.
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Linux@programming.dev•Linux Mint isn't the answer for Windows refugees anymore
18·2 months agoAs someone considering Win to Mint, why do people keep saying it’s basic? What would I be missing? I need the computer for playing games, some hobby media work, internet.
You do you. But it may have an impact on people looking at your profile. As people in this thread write. But on the other hand you might also attract the attention of someone who is more on the same wavelength as you. It’s up to you to weigh the pros and cons. Do you want to fit in with the inexpressive, professional corporate tone, or do you want to add a bit of color? You can’t please everyone anyway, but it might serve your interests to conform to the expectations of people you DO want to please.
(I’d do it, even though I normally don’t use that many emojis. But I know it annoys some people way more than makes sense by any degree so that’s a good reason UwU)
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Showerthoughts@lemmy.world•We say things like "time is money" but really the most valuable thing you have (and which everyone covets) is your attention.
12·2 months agoNot what I said. I moved my attention to your post instantly. Then I sustained attention to reply.
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Showerthoughts@lemmy.world•We say things like "time is money" but really the most valuable thing you have (and which everyone covets) is your attention.
23·2 months agoDoes it? I put all my attention on your post and could do so instantly. Sustaining attention of course takes as long a time as it does.






My cat let’s me into the bed sometimes.