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tibearius1123 t1_jecnydk wrote
Homemade Bo Kho is one of my favorite Vietnamese dishes. Restaurant, not so much.
tibearius1123 t1_jec0qb3 wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in FBI informant testifies at Proud Boys sedition trial — for the defense by Rage_Like_Nic_Cage
Maybe he meant perfectly consensual sex?
tibearius1123 t1_jdp7ffy wrote
Reply to hollllll, oil painting by me by sloppjockey_ert
Britney Spears rock a new no top of the head thing.
tibearius1123 t1_j9i6k27 wrote
Reminds me of the style of Moira’s Birthday
tibearius1123 t1_j73yb6f wrote
Reply to Offering (Digital Collage) by LeeroyM
Cut my life in to pieces!
tibearius1123 t1_j4jgox6 wrote
Reply to comment by saluksic in Zero Days (2016) - Stuxnet, a piece of self-replicating computer malware that the U.S. and Israel unleashed to destroy a key part of an Iranian nuclear facility, and which ultimately spread beyond its intended target. [01:53:51] by Missing_Trillions
It did break other computers. That’s how it was discovered.
tibearius1123 t1_j29vpbw wrote
Get that smart intern over here. We want to add some smart stuff to this truck.
The intern:
tibearius1123 t1_j1n8f1g wrote
Oh man I went to suttle lodge last year, so beautiful. What a great area.
tibearius1123 t1_iyijeru wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in On World AIDS Day, Biden administration releases new global strategy to end HIV/AIDS by 2030 | CNN by rmuktader
100%.
I was in the army and the equal opportunity classes use to be so awful. From 2008 to about 2015 every single annual class consisted of “what are some stereotypes” then everyone in the group lists off everything from “white people east casseroles and small funny” to “black people love chicken, and steal.”
Did absolutely nothing for solving any issues. I saw very little inherent racism. There was playful ribbing based on race but it was mutual and among friends.
What I did see a lot of and was possibly guilty of, was bias that could have affected people’s careers. I wish I had received more training on that.
tibearius1123 t1_iyihy8b wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in On World AIDS Day, Biden administration releases new global strategy to end HIV/AIDS by 2030 | CNN by rmuktader
I don’t think it’s necessary. Bias is not in inherently bad thing we just all need to be aware of it.
When people walk over long distances in a “straight” line, we actually walk in a wide/long curve because our dominant leg moves faster than our weak leg. That causes us to turn towards our weak leg.
In long distance land navigation you only need to be aware that you’re going to curve and mitigate accordingly. There is no need to ensure you walk straight as that’s impossible.
tibearius1123 t1_iyidzzl wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in On World AIDS Day, Biden administration releases new global strategy to end HIV/AIDS by 2030 | CNN by rmuktader
Sure, I will walk back my impossible and replace it with improbable. People naturally have bias against outsiders. That natural bias can grow in to extreme bias in the form of racism. To end racism, you’d have to end bias.
tibearius1123 t1_iyi8419 wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in On World AIDS Day, Biden administration releases new global strategy to end HIV/AIDS by 2030 | CNN by rmuktader
Not to sound pessimistic, but the only way that would happen is wiping out humans.
tibearius1123 t1_jed9hwp wrote
Reply to comment by James--Trickington in [Homemade] Bò kho (Vietnamese beef stew) by James--Trickington
It’s the meat, they seem to always use the toughest meat ever.