Tangentially, there’s a whole bunch of issues going on with the programming.dev server for one. See at !meta@programming.dev. Lemmy’s upcoming upgrade to 0.19.6 should help - see https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy/pull/4623 and https://feddit.org/post/3524876 discussing it.
Oooh, I actually do need to do this, thanks for the reminder!:-)
I am so sorry to have to be the one to break this to you, but…
Be a part of the change!:-)
Which reminds me: have you eaten lately? Maybe you should…? :-D
That makes it all the more apt for this spooky season!? :-P
Both, but the studies were literally prevented from happening or those that were done anyway then the results shared with Americans - the USA threatened to boycott the WHO iirc if it did not remove language to the effect that sugar could be dangerous, in excess.
HFCS lowers your metabolism, so makes every additional calorie count for a greater effect.
Stores sell what they want to sell, in part based on what people will purchase (e.g. fast food companies like McDonald’s tried offering healthier options such as salads - people wouldn’t buy them), and things with higher shelf life. They aim for profits, not service for its own sake.
Oh no, I’m in trouble now!
I see what you did there…
And sugar probably kills as many people as smoking, but… yup.
Then again, we all are okay with killing children too, so long as it is with a gun and unwillingly rather than safely in a doctor’s office and medically necessary or at least expedient.
Pedanticness is a noun that is considered obsolete and was only used in the mid-1600s.
I am only giving you a hard time bc (1) it’s funny, all the more so bc (2) you are the police of these matters! :-D
pedanticalness
pedanticness … OOOOOHHHHH!
You are very welcome my good sir and/or madam! :-)
Joke answer: are you sure that you are reading it going in the right direction? 😄
Real answer: maybe not… the first time, hey-oh! 👐
Pro-Tip: don’t Google that phrase (learn from my mistake yo!:-)
We got tired of all that winning.
I did mention that it was only tangentially related. I did not realize though that programming.dev was not all that old. TIL.