If you really need/want to, use foreign coverage of it. Maybe BBC or other English world wide news will have something (DW, 24France).

You will get mostly unbiased info and it is usually more chill than the heated debates. I use this sometimes but for my country it doesn’t cover much news.

I will be unemployed tomorrow. I don’t have plan for anything specific, I will probably just take my bike, put panniers on and explore Europe for some time.

I am fortunate enough that I have saved enough money for few years of this. But still I will apply to some university to finish some degree to look important (I don’t understand the fixation of most people to these letters before names).

What I mean by this is simply that you probably need to do something. It doesn’t have to be something that your family approves (my mom isn’t thrilled by what I want to do). Maybe move, try to find job elsewhere…

Because selective breading is technically a form of genetic engineering/modification. I think it’s fine and we do it for thousands of years.

New methods make it easier, faster and gives more options what to do (modified proteins…).

Sorry the only one that I used is in Czech. If you want to look it up:

“Pivařka” ISBN 978-80-7565-108-2

It has more general information (little bit useless for homebrewing) but half of it are recipes.

Any recipie book for homebrewing.

It just gives you ideas what to do, you have to figure out/iron out the techniques. They are for each settup different so with any book/manual you have to tinker with it yourself.

The glimpse:

If you don’t know anything about Westworld - don’t read reviews…

The mindfuck from the first season is worth it when you go blind in to it. The soundtrack is making the vibe of it even more disturbing/disorienting.

TIL, thanks.

More general answer than you expected, but…

I really like when the sound design in movies makes sense - it “plays” in radio, gramophone…

For example “Black hole sun” cover in first episode of Westworld is just brilliant and caught me off guard (I didn’t know what it is about).

For few weeks now I am making few batches of cider. We had to already stop taking more apples because we don’t have enough fermenters to process them all (and kegs, bottles…).

It’s not done yet, I have enough and don’t want to see apples for another year.

I listened to it as podcast, thanks to NewPipe. But yeah it is one of their longer videos.

Old enough that I briefly encountered floppy disks but still young enough that someone tried to explain to me what the “save” symbol means.

Other thing is there are small communities with 1-2 mods so you know them and they aren’t usually “the superuser” that mods 10 different communities.

I don’t say there are none of them, just that it is usually small and you recognize the mod that just steer his small community.

For wine it is universal, but yes I can’t get decent cider without paying premium, I think that in UK it is different.

Wine - it is full of marketing gimmick and usually the mid range is best. The same is with whisky, rums and other alcohol.

On the other hand, at least here, is better to pay premium for craft beer.

What do you mean phitoshoped? Irl the Bled lake looks also that blue.

There are few people who bought old trams and cars. Some made pubs from them, guest rooms…

That’s the word I was looking for!

https://mastodon.nu/@jdskog/113021722561159823

I mean this.