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Just scraped a bunch of ICE off the walk to the rear door, and it was immensely satisfying — both physically and metaphorically

Finally, comments on a recipe that are actually good advice.

There is something oddly satisfying about grinding demons with a chainsaw. Cacodemons too.
#Doom

Yum! (Wie immer weniger Öl und Zucker) #nommention
https://cooking.nytimes.com/recipes/102…

Harissa Puttanesca With Toasted Almonds Recipe (Gift Recipe)
Pasta puttanesca, a classic Italian dish, gets a vibrant makeover with the addition of harissa, a spiced North African chile paste. In this version, harissa replaces the usual crushed red pepper, adding a smoky depth and complex warmth. Olives, anchovies and capers, classic puttanesca ingredients, deliver their signature briny punch, while toasted almonds add a satisfying crunch and a welcome protein boost. Perfect for busy weeknights, this dish made with pantry staples is both flavorful and co…

For battered magician Aaron Rodgers, this latest act ended without one final trick https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/6965435/2026/01/13/aaron-rodgers-steelers-texans-retirement/

I really prefer #onlyoffice before #libreoffice - I feel it's quicker and has a more satisfying gui - is there something wrong with me? alt. why is LibreOffice such a standard in the #FOSS

The Tightrope for Defense Contractors: Satisfying Investors and President Trump (Drew FitzGerald/Wall Street Journal)
https://www.wsj.com/politics/national-security/the-tightrope-for-defense-contractors-satisfying-investors-and-president-trump-fc3bf75a
http://www.memeorandum.com/260202/p29#a260202p29

For fans of #Steam games where you can build -really- broken mechanics like Balatro or Slay the Spire (#deckbuilders, #roguelikes, etc. - "Make the numbers go UP!"), LOOTPLOT has been *extremely* satisfying for me
It's like: "what if Incredible Machine, but Ballionaire" - you randomly get access to a bunch of items that each have their own mechanics and trigger/play off each other, which you build out on a grid - but the grid itself can be manipulated by the items. Some of the interactions are absolutely wild.
Plays a little rough on CrossOver - I think the dynamic scaling plays havoc with texture calculation - but is still enjoyable all the same. (It's written in LÖVE - I really hope the author releases a macOS build!)
The sale price of $3.49 is crazy good for the enjoyment value I've gotten out of it
https://store.steampowered.com/app/3057190/LOOTPLOT/

This was actually more fun than I thought it'd be. I really liked the first "Nobody" but was concerned about the sequel, but it was super satisfying!
▶️ Nobody 2 | Official Trailer
https://youtube.com/watch?v=-5X2pt95cIo&si=jFLCk8H-hTV8SyeJ<…

always wild to see folks keep saying "this protest will not end a war so I won't do it".
I'm not going to pretend I go to enough protests but small incremental change is rarely fun, satisfying, or immediately evident.