

The only people who could possibly be surprised by this are the kind of people that would install Muse…
…unfortunately it’s unlikely they will see this headline


The only people who could possibly be surprised by this are the kind of people that would install Muse…
…unfortunately it’s unlikely they will see this headline


This is a Peppy Le Pom variety.
The description says:
These develop into tiny little pomegranate fruits, which, while technically edible, have only a few small, sour seeds inside, so they’re really best appreciated on the plant.
I tried one pip last year and boy was it sour. I just assumed they were basically inedible based on that. I just left the fruit on the plant this year, but they’re really old now and some had spit open so I decided to check a pip again. It was tasty enough I grabbed all 3-4 fruits that had split.
Drake’s Passage
…and there were 2 Queens in England. But another one’s gone, and another one bit the dust.
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lol - they should change the name to “NYTimes Help us with user acquisition, links”:
https://help.nytimes.com/360060848652-Gift-Articles-for-New-York-Times-Subscribers
…fuckers…


That’s new and annoying.
I tried the link after logging out and was able to get to the content if I used my browser’s “reader” mode.
sweet potatoe
Dan?!
Wild persimmons are tricky since they have to be sooo ripe to be palatable.
They will continue to ripen off the tree.
As far as tasting good it depends a lot on the variety. There are astringent varieties which taste like edible desiccant trying to mummify you from the inside out. These are fuyu persimmons which are not astringent. They’re crunchy kind of like an apple but very mild flavored. Personally I like them fully ripe or even ripened and dehydrated.
For me to get to enjoy them they have to survive the deer and my wife; I’m not expecting to get any this year 😅
This is our second season with it. It was full of fruit when we brought it home from the nursery last year but it dropped all that fruit from the stress of transplanting it.


I know them as Som O (ส้มโอ) from Thailand. Where are they called jabong?
What variety is it?


I couldn’t find the Buy button for “Solve world hunger” so I quit


Is it the platform that makes the difference for you?
I live in a contested state and voted for the democratic socialist candidate in the primary but I will, of course, vote for the mainstream dem in the general.
As a counterpoint, my uncle lives in a blue state and voted for a third party candidate in that last presidential election. My mom has basically gone no-contact with him over it. I think she’s just about equally as angry that I didn’t vote for the mainstream candidate in the primary but gives me a bit of a pass because I’m her son?
I think you make a good point about Tom having a platform that I hadn’t considered before. Did he use his platform to encourage people not to vote for her?


I hate this title - it’s a bit misleading with respect to the point he’s making.


Nah - by then it’ll be AI agents answering too…
Spending millions of tokens on text to voice to text for a meeting that could have been an email
I think he’s suggesting you die
Nice! He didn’t even have to cut a hole in a box…