T045T
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Robots, Roller Derby, a litte too into obsolete technology.
Can distinguish more things from magic than some.
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Can distinguish more things from magic than some.
Typing into the void at https://blg.zmb.cm
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I usually use two teaspoons (or tablespoons, depending on the magnitude of the cookie).
Gives you full control over releasing and shaping the dough (after a bit of practice), and is much easier to clean!
Gives you full control over releasing and shaping the dough (after a bit of practice), and is much easier to clean!
November 27, 2025 at 4:32 PM
I usually use two teaspoons (or tablespoons, depending on the magnitude of the cookie).
Gives you full control over releasing and shaping the dough (after a bit of practice), and is much easier to clean!
Gives you full control over releasing and shaping the dough (after a bit of practice), and is much easier to clean!
their reasoning doesn’t even make sense.
surely most people’s work does not require more powerful computers, let alone phones…
unless you count AI as a productivity gain, and even then, the general purpose models all run on server farms, not locally.
surely most people’s work does not require more powerful computers, let alone phones…
unless you count AI as a productivity gain, and even then, the general purpose models all run on server farms, not locally.
November 24, 2025 at 12:28 PM
their reasoning doesn’t even make sense.
surely most people’s work does not require more powerful computers, let alone phones…
unless you count AI as a productivity gain, and even then, the general purpose models all run on server farms, not locally.
surely most people’s work does not require more powerful computers, let alone phones…
unless you count AI as a productivity gain, and even then, the general purpose models all run on server farms, not locally.
to be fair, most people don’t know that those two exist. shake-to-feedback I think is a thing applications implement themselves, but shake-to-undo seems to be baked pretty deeply into the OS, including basically any text field 🤔
November 24, 2025 at 10:42 AM
to be fair, most people don’t know that those two exist. shake-to-feedback I think is a thing applications implement themselves, but shake-to-undo seems to be baked pretty deeply into the OS, including basically any text field 🤔
wonder how that interacts with shake-to-provide-feedback and shake-to-undo (iOS)
November 24, 2025 at 9:51 AM
wonder how that interacts with shake-to-provide-feedback and shake-to-undo (iOS)