

Idk give it a try I guess. It’s such a small amount of oat milk (like 1/3 cup) that it only takes like 30 seconds in the microwave. I add a tablespoon of my coffee before I froth it so the foam has more flavor.
“I’m knittin’ like a fuckin electric nan”


Idk give it a try I guess. It’s such a small amount of oat milk (like 1/3 cup) that it only takes like 30 seconds in the microwave. I add a tablespoon of my coffee before I froth it so the foam has more flavor.


I don’t have a steamer, but I just microwave some oat milk and use one of those little battery-powered frothers. It works great, but requires a little experimenting with oat milk brands and time in the microwave (too hot and it doesn’t froth as well).


Do Nazis dance to Jamaican ska?


I’m from a navy base hospital!


How can you say this about industry, but not something already publicly owned, like police, fire departments or military? And yes, yes, I know how well some of those are run, BUT, would they be better under private control? Hell no. In fact, I’m pretty sure they’d be better without the corrupting influence private wealth has on our political system.


These reactions just seem a little overwrought to me. I’m sure everyone commenting watches plenty of YouTube, but the mere mention of a Chinese platform brings dire warnings and energetic condemnations. Like maybe it does suck, but most people here wouldn’t really know! That’s my point-- that it’s crazy to have such strong opinions about something that you have no experience with.


So… what? You’re against this becoming more accessible outside of China?


I’m missing your point. I started interacting with Chinese people on XHS.


I just dislike the traditional framing of things like “unfair” in contexts like this. It’s always been used by dominant powers to destroy any domestic capacity. In this example, if China had never put up any barriers to foreign tech, they would have none of their own at all by now.


What is an unfair advantage?


People in this thread having a normal one, predictably. Like even if (or especially if) you genuinely believe that China is the evil monster you were raised to believe, wouldn’t you be at least a little bit curious to get a window into their online culture? Don’t you want an opportunity for more interaction between Chinese and US/Western netizens?


The US could never bring such a fantasy to reality. Anyone who still believes they could after the debacle with Iran should apply for a cabinet position.


Do you know where all the iphones in the US were made?
Coke is best treated situationally, just like this.


It’s called “having principles”. I’m not surprised you’re unfamiliar.


Would have been cooler if the collapse killed the cops and the pedo!


To the data centers! Liberate RAM, for the people!
Year isn’t over yet.