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  1. Comment on What's your go-to hot sauce? in ~food

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    I’ve been on the same journey but since I discovered Mr Naga there’s no looking back. Lots of flavour, lots of heat. A jar lasts for months because like I said, lots of heat. https://mrnaga.com/

    I’ve been on the same journey but since I discovered Mr Naga there’s no looking back. Lots of flavour, lots of heat. A jar lasts for months because like I said, lots of heat.

    https://mrnaga.com/

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  2. Comment on Does anyone have a digg invite code I can get ? in ~tech

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    I also signed up with an email on my own domain. I signed up in May and still haven't heard anything. Looks like we both used digg@<domain> so perhaps we got filtered out because of that? I'll try...

    I also signed up with an email on my own domain. I signed up in May and still haven't heard anything. Looks like we both used digg@<domain> so perhaps we got filtered out because of that? I'll try getting on the queue with somethingelse@<domain> and see how that goes!

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  3. Comment on Recommendation Request: New Mouse in ~comp

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    Yes, that's true too. I suppose I didn't mean to suggest that wireless can be exactly as low latency as wired. What I do think though is that it can get close enough that no one should really need...

    Yes, that's true too. I suppose I didn't mean to suggest that wireless can be exactly as low latency as wired. What I do think though is that it can get close enough that no one should really need to care about the difference.

  4. Comment on Recommendation Request: New Mouse in ~comp

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    Decoding a wireless signal shouldn't take very long. The main reasons for WiFi being slow is probably because the packets are quite large and they get resent on failure.

    Decoding a wireless signal shouldn't take very long. The main reasons for WiFi being slow is probably because the packets are quite large and they get resent on failure.

  5. Comment on Recommendation Request: New Mouse in ~comp

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    But wireless signals travel at the speed of light. Why should it be inherently slower to send data through the air instead of through a wire?

    But wireless signals travel at the speed of light. Why should it be inherently slower to send data through the air instead of through a wire?

  6. Comment on Revisiting my digital security model in ~tech

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    I think it's more likely (still hopefully not too likely) that one day the password manager service I use either gets hacked, or they just make a mistake, and unencrypted data gets into the wild....

    ...since I don’t think I’ll be a specifically targeted individual anytime soon

    I think it's more likely (still hopefully not too likely) that one day the password manager service I use either gets hacked, or they just make a mistake, and unencrypted data gets into the wild. It's this thought that stops me wanting to put TOTP codes for my most important accounts into the same vault as where the password gets kept.

    7 votes
  7. Comment on I need advice, which laptop would you buy now? in ~tech

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    This hasn’t been my experience. You can buy good third party batteries on ebay from known brands like Greencell.

    This hasn’t been my experience. You can buy good third party batteries on ebay from known brands like Greencell.

    5 votes
  8. Comment on ‘Star Wars’ “looks terrible” in screening of long lost original 1977 version in ~movies

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    I don't know much about film editing, but is this as insane as it sounds?

    Lucas seems to have made all of the Special Edition edits directly on the original film masters

    I don't know much about film editing, but is this as insane as it sounds?

    7 votes
  9. Comment on 'Murderbot' is the best new comedy of 2025. You read that right. in ~tv

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    Thanks, I’ll be watching the show with a better appreciation for all this!

    Thanks, I’ll be watching the show with a better appreciation for all this!

    1 vote
  10. Comment on 'Murderbot' is the best new comedy of 2025. You read that right. in ~tv

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    Yeah sorry, it is obvious now it’s been pointed out!

    Yeah sorry, it is obvious now it’s been pointed out!

    1 vote
  11. Comment on 'Murderbot' is the best new comedy of 2025. You read that right. in ~tv

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    Thanks that makes a lot of sense! I suppose the only thing is that gender doesn’t have to be tied to how we outwardly look at all, can’t the robot just be allowed to be the way it is?

    Thanks that makes a lot of sense! I suppose the only thing is that gender doesn’t have to be tied to how we outwardly look at all, can’t the robot just be allowed to be the way it is?

    5 votes
  12. Comment on 'Murderbot' is the best new comedy of 2025. You read that right. in ~tv

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    I only found out about this show today so probably missing a lot of context, but why would a female actor cause less misgendering?

    but it's one of the reasons people were opposed to a male actor

    I only found out about this show today so probably missing a lot of context, but why would a female actor cause less misgendering?

    2 votes
  13. Comment on Why does the UK have colour-coded milk? in ~food

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    1% gets called Skimmed 2% gets called Semi Skimmed 4% is Full Fat 5% is less common, and usually comes from Guernsey/Jersey or at least it comes from Guernsey breed cows, so it gets called...

    1% gets called Skimmed
    2% gets called Semi Skimmed
    4% is Full Fat
    5% is less common, and usually comes from Guernsey/Jersey or at least it comes from Guernsey breed cows, so it gets called Guernsey Milk

    1 vote
  14. Comment on Why does the UK have colour-coded milk? in ~food

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    Is “skim” 1%. We call it “skimmed” here. Skim would be a verb, or maybe the product of skimming which would be like 90% fat I guess!

    Is “skim” 1%. We call it “skimmed” here. Skim would be a verb, or maybe the product of skimming which would be like 90% fat I guess!

    4 votes
  15. Comment on Going Mouseless, Or Using The Computer Without a Physical Mouse in ~comp

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    Thanks for the reply, I think I’ll get one. It’s about the only brand that offers a left handed model so it’s not like I have a ton of options to choose from anyway!

    Thanks for the reply, I think I’ll get one. It’s about the only brand that offers a left handed model so it’s not like I have a ton of options to choose from anyway!

    1 vote
  16. Comment on Going Mouseless, Or Using The Computer Without a Physical Mouse in ~comp

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    I miss my Logitech Trackman and have looked at the thumb trackballs but I can't imagine it being nice to use, but please tell me I'm wrong! Can you flick the cursor around easily? I think...

    I miss my Logitech Trackman and have looked at the thumb trackballs but I can't imagine it being nice to use, but please tell me I'm wrong! Can you flick the cursor around easily? I think left/right would be ok, it's that "swipe down" motion that just doesn't feel like my thumb works like that if that makes any sense?

    1 vote
  17. Comment on Snacks that aren't just sugar or crazy salty in ~food

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    Pan popped popcorn is surprisingly quick and easy, and you can add all different flavourings to it. Salt, pepper and MSG works very well!

    Pan popped popcorn is surprisingly quick and easy, and you can add all different flavourings to it. Salt, pepper and MSG works very well!

    3 votes
  18. Comment on What is your weirdest kitchen appliance and what do you think of it? in ~food

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    I believe this is an eggcorn and the original phrase is "every once in a while" as in "for a period of time, also known as 'a while', I will tend to do this just once". /pedancy

    every once and a while

    I believe this is an eggcorn and the original phrase is "every once in a while" as in "for a period of time, also known as 'a while', I will tend to do this just once".

    /pedancy

    3 votes
  19. Comment on Australia’s social media ban and why it's not cut and dry in ~tech

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    An Australia based tech company can spot VPN users like this but I would have thought the real use of VPNs is going to be individuals in Australia making it look like they’re not in Australia when...

    Allen said VPNs were not difficult to spot because their addresses were often being accessed by thousands of people at a time, compared to a home address with a handful of users.

    An Australia based tech company can spot VPN users like this but I would have thought the real use of VPNs is going to be individuals in Australia making it look like they’re not in Australia when logging into social media sites which also aren’t based in Australia and therefore bypassing the age check entirely.

    6 votes
  20. Comment on Meatball lovers, rejoice – IKEA has announced the opening of its first restaurant on the UK high street in ~food

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    Hammersmith, in case anyone was wondering.

    Hammersmith, in case anyone was wondering.

    2 votes