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Using chip clips when you can tuck one side of the bag in and roll the other down.
this post was submitted on 13 Sep 2024
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When eating fries, salt the ketchup. All the salt usually just falls off the fries. Game changer
The real pro tip is to not eat fries with ketchup. Eat them with satay-sauce instead
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I'm totally going to try this.
Home cooking. It is super easy and about 100x healthier. Don't know how? Get the America's Test Kitchen Best Skillet Recipes book. Lots of super easy things in there. Once you get in the habit you really only have to do it 3-4 times a week, and there are lots of frozen meals.
What would someone do if they didn't cook their own meals? Hire a butler? Just get takeaway for their entire lives?
That would be mental. Everyone, except the truly weird - or in special situations, home cooks the majority of the time, right? O.o
Eat microwave food. Or "remove foil and put in oven" food. I wouldn't call that home cooking.
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Using shift + scroll wheel to horizontally scroll in a UI. Whenever I see my project manager going all the way to the bottom of the application and dragging the scrollbars to move horizontally it just kills me a bit inside haha.
Horizontal scrolling with shift + scroll wheel is so slow compared to dragging the bar though.
Which is what middle mouse button scrolling is for... horizontally or vertically, and fast, too.
I wish that worked everywhere, but it doesn't.
Hmm maybe shift+middle button can override it on certain UIS.
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