Absolutely, if you're serious about sensory science!
At the large craft brewery I worked in we trained on like.... ~40 attributes? Weekly usually, with taste panel and impromptu trainings most every day.
frank
joined 2 years ago
Yup! I know, I was an expert taster at a large brewery :)
It was fun! And a little bit ruined some beer for me.
It's also an off flavor that tasters train for in beer, from water inclusion. It's not good for beer but I don't mind the smell at all
Very beet-flavored to me
I live(d) in Asheville, NC for a decade. I've had the power go out pretty often, most recently for Hurricane Helene (4 days for us, and we were on the low end!). Seeing a 24-48 outage is frequent here.
We have our house wired for a generator, so it's mostly about a cycle of rationing fuel to keep the fridge cold, charge things while it's on, use water and fill things while it's on (we are on a well not city water).
Beyond that, reading books, playing handheld games like the Steam Deck, lots of talking. Losing power is not the worst thing most of the time to me.
This is beautiful!
3-4 player server here. I'd guess 250-350 collective hours to get to the orbit
It's been at least 150 more total since and aquillo is kinda humming along
But actually, I don't for political stuff because it is so freaking depressing, and you can't affect it much.
I love reading science articles though!
I didn't read your question but "yes"
I think about these a lot. It's a cool way to frame "how do we communicate to someone who may not share any languages or even iconography with us?"
Almost alien to think about. So cool.
The fact that me and a coworker can't both share our screens at the same time is absolutely batshit. 1x1 collaboration isn't even reasonable, nevermind anything more
Oh that's hilarious
Totally agree, and I want the mtg memes you'd provide instead.
On that note, anything mtg on the fediverse that you've found?