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always incredible how all industrial processes take a fuckton of water
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Homeless Friend posted:always incredible how all industrial processes take a fuckton of water i noticed that too. the best way they can think of to clean them is to hit them with several eyewash stations
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Nov 8, 2023 22:58
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Homeless Friend posted:always incredible how all industrial processes take a fuckton of water every factory and mill ive been to has been soaking wet
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Nov 8, 2023 23:00
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sopping wet slices of tempered steel
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Nov 8, 2023 23:01
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the soaking wet lemon i-beam cart
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Nov 8, 2023 23:08
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Homeless Friend posted:always incredible how all industrial processes take a fuckton of water well, water is the cheapest polar solvent and many chemical reactions are easier to control using water than any other readily available means. though the biggest water demands are typically power generation and agriculture in the usa 
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Nov 9, 2023 00:14
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Lpzie posted:if you eat meat you should kill it yourself. if you cannot, then don't I'm thinking about taking up deer hunting, for ethical reasons
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Vim Fuego posted:I'm thinking about taking up deer hunting, for ethical reasons https://forums.somethingawful.com/showthread.php?threadid=4046669
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Nov 9, 2023 00:59
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Hatebag posted:well, water is the cheapest polar solvent and many chemical reactions are easier to control using water than any other readily available means.
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Nov 9, 2023 01:02
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that's fine. months worth of meat there. many months for ppl like me that eat meat rarely and a little bit for some flavor. watch youtubes on how to use every part of the deer. everything has a use. anything u throw away unused is a disrespect to the process of life
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Nov 9, 2023 01:03
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Xaris posted:hydroelectric really doesn't count because it's not consumed or contaminated. it's impounded by a dam and released through penstocks to the turbines into a natural river channel. often times they'll have sluice gates releasing water non-hydro just to keep water levels within a certain threshold. sure but hydro is like 6% of us power production. most of the water use for electricity is from coal plants
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Nov 9, 2023 01:18
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Hatebag posted:sure but hydro is like 6% of us power production. most of the water use for electricity is from coal plants you have to clean it with something
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Nov 9, 2023 01:25
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Lpzie posted:that's fine. months worth of meat there. many months for ppl like me that eat meat rarely and a little bit for some flavor. watch youtubes on how to use every part of the deer. everything has a use. anything u throw away unused is a disrespect to the process of life I wish you many meaty months
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mags posted:you have to clean it with something actually, yes. some of the water used in coal plants is from SO2 scrubbers where they make a limestone slurry and pass the exhaust through a column of that to react the SO2 out. there's also wet scrubbers for particulates that operate under similar principles, detention ponds, and a ton of other stuff to get rid of heavy metals and toxic chemicals that use a whole lotta water. and that's in addition to the water used in the turbine to make electricity. hell, they could even pull the CO2 outta the exhaust if they wanted to and just have the stacks puff out water vapor but that would make the plants less profitable so i guess a few billion people and most of the animals on earth will just have to die instead
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Nov 9, 2023 16:34
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it is what it is
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Hatebag posted:even your standard there defines meat to include connective tissues, blood vessels, and nerves. I know this is slightly outside the remit of burger posting but it serves to throw the burg into sharper focus. You can't just throw that stuff in, it's attached to muscle only. There's a weird thing they do here where you have to obey the spirit of the law. I think aside from all that though, because there's an ok minimum wage, these sorts of both labour intensive or heavily automated processes aren't as economically viable. That crab machine is probably slower than a skilled meat worker but it allows the company to employ unskilled labour which they can easily replace. Xaris posted:hydroelectric really doesn't count because it's not consumed or contaminated. it's impounded by a dam and released through penstocks to the turbines into a natural river channel. often times they'll have sluice gates releasing water non-hydro just to keep water levels within a certain threshold. The graph doesn't include hydro. It says thermoelectric, so fossil fuels and I guess nuclear.
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Nov 10, 2023 00:40
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I'll admit it, I jealous of israel. I wish swarthy zapatistas would overwhelm america's porous border revealing the weaknesses of our state violence apparatus
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first bricklink got hacked. then marxists.org was down. mossad's crack hacker teams are closing in on me but the truth must get out
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Nov 11, 2023 06:24
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it's that clucker chicken head. where's he going? it's not sunday, he has no friends, no acquaintances, no lovers. a chicken restaurant?  that don't look like any chicken restaurant I've ever seen         
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Nov 11, 2023 06:40
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had a burger today
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Nov 18, 2023 18:24
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mags posted:had a burger today 
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Nov 18, 2023 18:38
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I bought one of those 3 lb logs of beef and made a ton of burgers out of it
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Nov 20, 2023 17:33
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the logs are more or less the same quality of ground beef you get off the rack in styrofoam at the supermarket unless they grind their own there, and theyre 1000% higher quality than the patties you buy frozen
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Nov 20, 2023 17:39
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Had a burger with bacon and cheese on it 🅱️🍔
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Nov 20, 2023 17:50
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Al! posted:the logs are more or less the same quality of ground beef you get off the rack in styrofoam at the supermarket unless they grind their own there, and theyre 1000% higher quality than the patties you buy frozen They were as good as if not better than the Greenwise patties Publix sells and half the price if you do the math out by 1/4lb patties
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Nov 20, 2023 17:54
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love the meat tube. also the cheap ground beef
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Nov 20, 2023 17:59
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Lib and let die posted:They were as good as if not better than the Greenwise patties Publix sells and half the price if you do the math out by 1/4lb patties cool thing about the meat tube is you can take a bread knife to it while still sealed and just cut the patties you want off of it like a loaf
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Al! posted:cool thing about the meat tube is you can take a bread knife to it while still sealed and just cut the patties you want off of it like a loaf YES
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Nov 20, 2023 18:31
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I've been freezing my bread lately. pretty good. finally a use for the door of the freezer
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had whöopper
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Nov 20, 2023 22:11
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Tree Goat posted:had whöopper 👍
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something to drink?
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in the uk/aus they call a fried chicken sandwich a "chicken burger" and think that it's the hamburger bun that makes something a burger, rather than the central ground meat patty, and it makes me want to throw up
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Xaris posted:that's really weird. i don't think i've ever heard of that one. burgers are delicious. what about impossible burger? I think it's something about beef patties, since I dislike meatloaf for the exact same reason. Something just feels wrong about them, can't put my finger on what. Putting ketchup on them makes it even worse. The most tolerable form of hamburger is a cheeseburger with nothing but bread, cheese, meat, and lettuce. Edit: I think I might be capable of enjoying some sort of burger with a thin beef patty. Part of the issue is that the thickness of the patty just doesn't feel balanced with the rest of the "sandwich." But even then, a beef patty still just feels like "an inferior version of a regular cut of beef." Sorta like how a patty of ground-up chicken would be worse than having an actual chicken breast in a sandwhich. Ytlaya has issued a correction as of 23:16 on Jan 1, 2024 |
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