Oh, sorry, I conflated those two things. So, if I’m understanding this right, you don’t mind if the components were made in China or purchased from Chinese companies, but the seller of the final product cannot be a Chinese company? That’s a far easier rule to satisfy.
I didn’t think my question was political, but rather about logistics. I just don’t know of any video game console, or electronics manufacturer in general, that is promising that none of their components are made in China.
Are there electronic goods on the market that aren’t, in some part, made in China?
I hosted a German exchange student in 2006. She, along with the other Germans, were aghast when they saw us all stand for the pledge to the flag in homeroom every morning. They explained that they were (rightly) taught that this kind of behavior is the precursor to horrible, horrible things.
Honey this is gross she’s better off without ya
I cannot fathom why you would want to date someone you don’t want as a friend unless you’re just horny about them and misdirecting that into romance.
That might be true and my opinion on AI may differ should the shackles of capitalism be broken.
But they’re not so it’s slop and harmful.
Wild to report on pro union news but use Gen AI instead of real art.
That sucks ass
Crinch Noge??
No clue what didn’t work before got jt working like a charm now!
Got it working this time! Thanks for the help!
I actually don’t like sweets and only make em for the boyfriend who loooooooves sweet food.
…I’ve also tried this and it doesn’t work for him. Dude loves his sweets. He can notice in cookies, in breaks, in cakes, in custards, even if I try to mask it by adding fruits.
He’s very salt sensitive tho. And I love salt. So I’ve figured out that I can usually cut the amount of salt in dishes (not baked goods, they need the salt that King Arthur Flour says they need) in half and add a quarter of MSG at the end (it reacts poorly to heat, I’m told) and it usually turns out better. This is especially good with veggies that aren’t as fresh as you wish they were. A lil MSG at the end of the cook really brings them back to life.
You could, or add in some sugar. My experience with this kind of substitution is mostly in baking where volumes and ratios are far more important. In this application, it’s a little more loosey goosey, so I’d say try a 1:1 swap and if it’s not sweet enough, use more next time or toss a lil sugar on it.
Short answer, yes. Long answer, honey contains less liquid than maple syrup while being sweeter. This matters far more when baking than anything else so you should be fine in coating the granola with maple syrup instead of honey. That said, since it’s more liquid than honey, you may have to add something to stabilize it like a pinch of starch, though I’m not sure that’s truly necessary in this application.
Can you go into more detail about that? I just got a Steam Deck and used to do just this with the Steam Link via Moonlight when it was natively supported by the Nvidia drivers, but I couldn’t get it to work right with Sunshine.
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Didn’t the dude invent the ambient music genre? I, like, get the kind of person who doesn’t know who Brian Eno is, but dude is sort of a huge deal in music and has influenced modern sound in such a profound way.
If you’re not familiar with Brian Eno by name, I’m certain you’ve heard his work, because he’s produced albums with David Bowie, The Talking Heads, U2, Coldplay, Devo, James and he’s composed music not just for Microsoft, but also for David Lynch’s movies, the Spore video game, the Londom Museum of Art.
Honey this is America, anything is legal if you got the money