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Not universally true but in the context of soup yeah fair point
Supposedly starch can work as a binding agent, so that might be what does it.
Are there any ingredients in there that would substitute for egg as a binding ingredient? Pancakes with just flour salt and baking powder have problems.
I eat beans basically as my main diet and don't really soak or rinse them or anything, have no digestive issues from it.
There is no way these beans all have the same cooking time
Do you not add an egg to it? I've tried using mashed banana instead which sort of works but still isn't as good.
in what sense is the page dimension that big then, is it just an arbitrary unit, or something to determine print size?
oh, so it would be small filesize, just the scroll bar would be very tiny and take a long time to move
Is there even a computer that can load such a PDF
an attempt to rebrand the declining alt-right movement.
Is it true that the alt-right movement is "declining"? Would be nice
The main point is, Discord is a totally centralized service under US control, you can't know whether the outcome of Discord polls is at all real. That doesn't mean it's necessarily fake, but as a choice of tool it seems really stupid to me. There's precedent, incentive, and means for significant interference and deception here, whether not it did in fact happen. If this type of use of services like Discord continues going forward, it will be safe to assume that it is happening, because of course it will.
This type of shit is what cryptography is good for, it should be used when it matters. I think adversarial use of cryptography is really cool, and it honestly pisses me off a little bit that the article keeps namedropping cryptocurrency, as if unconditionally trusting Discord is what it's all about, when it should really be the opposite.