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Krispy Wafer posted:Gotcha. I just looked it up and it's not even a department store so I'm not sure how I thought they were related except for the names. The contaminated meat is usually the hands preparing the dish, not some yet to be cooked chunk of beef in the same room as the lettuce.
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Krispy Wafer posted:Gotcha. I just looked it up and it's not even a department store so I'm not sure how I thought they were related except for the names. If rice isn’t stored properly that’s another big one that people don’t consider. It’s usually full of B. Cereus spores that can reactivate unless you keep it at proper temps.
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Krispy Wafer posted:
That’s totally not how that works.
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MarcusSA posted:That’s totally not how that works. If you're not careful when preparing the salad (washing your hands in between), this is how it works.
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May 10, 2020 10:46
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Lambert posted:If you're not careful when preparing the salad (washing your hands in between), this is how it works. We are talking restaurants. The salad mixes have an incredibly high ecoli rate and it’s not from that.
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MarcusSA posted:We are talking restaurants. Salad mixes can also be tainted at other points in the supply chain, but it absolutely happens in restaurant preparation as well. E.coli or Salmonella on meat will often get killed during cooking, but if it cross contaminates nearby salad you've got yourself a problem. I think the Chipotle outbreaks were salads/vegetables contaminated from the picking/packaging, but if you get sick at a buffet then it's likely from sloppy prep.
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MarcusSA posted:We are talking restaurants. Most cases of food poisoning are norovirus, not e.coli, and outbreaks are almost always traced back to a sick person involved in food preparation. It's actually not that common for food born illness to come from the food itself/not people; it's just when the regulations and protections on the supply chain fail, it has far reaching consequences. Like one of the big e.coli recalls for salad mix was entirely from one warehouse that had been storing rotten melons. The melons got sent to pigs and the trucks failed to wash their wheels in between runs, so they tracked pig poo poo directly from the sty into the warehouse where it contaminated the next round of contents -spinach. Once that spinach went into the process to become bagged salad mix, it was impossible to track it so the entire downline was contaminated and had to be recalled.
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What if I told you there's multiple ways for buffet salad to become contaminated? Maybe even at the same time?
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Impossible, that’s what the sneeze guard is for.
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central dogma posted:What if I told you there's multiple ways for buffet salad to become contaminated? Maybe even at the same time? They don’t stack so only the latest contamination actually causes a debuff
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We tried to talk it out after the fact but never could figure out what exactly they ate that I didn't eat and now those memories are decades old so it's just something I'll never know the answer to. Of course what could be possible is that it wasn't just one thing. Maybe each of them ate a different thing that was similarly contaminated, giving them all very similar food poisoning symptoms, and I just somehow avoided those three separate items. The possibilities are endless at Golden Corral. I still go there.
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Teriyaki Hairpiece posted:We tried to talk it out after the fact but never could figure out what exactly they ate that I didn't eat and now those memories are decades old so it's just something I'll never know the answer to. It could also be that they got it from something other than the food that you never touched, or you already had an immunity to whatever it was. They may have even got it from somewhere else entirely because people will forget to take incubation periods into account and assume it was the last thing they ate instead of something two days prior. Food poisoning, particularly norovirus, is just something that happens sometimes, so it's not that big a deal if you go back to a place that got you mildly ill once. Severely ill or multiple times in less than a year indicates some serious issues with food safety that you should avoid, and probably report to the appropriate agency. there wolf has a new favorite as of 19:00 on May 10, 2020 |
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Quibi is tanking hard, and of course it’s everybody’s fault except Jeffrey Katzenberg.quote:“I attribute everything that has gone wrong to coronavirus,” Mr. Katzenberg said in a video interview. “Everything. But we own it.”
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Quibi is a victim of circumstances. Chief among them being the circumstance of being a terrible idea that nobody asked for.
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You know, I've seen an ad for Quibi but I had absolutely no idea what it was. I thought it was a food app or something but Google says it's "10 minute TV show episodes from your favorite stars." But I'm sure that it's allll coronavirus' fault like Katzenberg said and nothing to do with being yet another short form mobile video platform that no one noticed. Hey guys remember the bad old days when YouTube used to limit the video upload length to 10 minutes to try and prevent piracy? Even they cut that poo poo out in 2010.
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Gann Jerrod posted:Quibi is tanking hard, and of course it’s everybody’s fault except Jeffrey Katzenberg. Yes, clearly launching in a time period where people are desperate for content, and anxiety is giving people reduced attention spans that might make your 10 minute episode limit appealing was the worst possible timing.
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Ariong posted:Quibi is a victim of circumstances. Chief among them being the circumstance of being a terrible idea that nobody asked for. https://twitter.com/zachraffio/status/1250558003830538241?s=21 It’s amazing actually
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So are elementary school teachers selling copies of their students' writing assignments to make a quick buck or...?
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I looked it up, and apparently it's an anthology horror show, and that episode was directed by Sam Rami? I mean, if it's a quick buck that no one will see, why not.
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Ariong posted:Quibi is a victim of circumstances. Chief among them being the circumstance of being a terrible idea that nobody asked for.
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Turbinosamente posted:You know, I've seen an ad for Quibi but I had absolutely no idea what it was. I thought it was a food app or something but Google says it's "10 minute TV show episodes from your favorite stars." But I'm sure that it's allll coronavirus' fault like Katzenberg said and nothing to do with being yet another short form mobile video platform that no one noticed. Youtube was a free service. Quibi is paid like Netflix or Hulu. Its supposed to be 10 minute YouTube shows but with traditional media C-listers and high-ish production values all for $8 a month. There was not a venture capitalist in Hollywood who didn't want to get in on this. EDIT: They also had incredibly stupid policies on sharing because it was run by the RIAA circa 2006. https://twitter.com/jbillinson/status/1259942508571885578?s=19 https://twitter.com/imadness/status/1260030161006649356?s=19 BIG FLUFFY DOG has a new favorite as of 08:31 on May 12, 2020 |
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FlamingLiberal posted:And it somehow cost $2 billion How else are you going to get Grammy winning actors to talk about how they want to be buried with their gold arm?
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I've never even heard of companies threatening to do this. What the hell?
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FlamingLiberal posted:I've never even heard of companies threatening to do this. What the hell? Nintendo likes, or liked, to send C&D's to people with their game footage on YouTube reviews or whatever. Edit: https://thenextweb.com/gaming/2018/11/29/nintendo-new-video-rules/ Admiral Joeslop has a new favorite as of 12:28 on May 12, 2020 |
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FlamingLiberal posted:I've never even heard of companies threatening to do this. What the hell? Paramount sent C&D to basically anyone who had anything related to Star Trek in the Internet, IN THE 90'S. Also, at least some Internet shows like Nostalgia Critic and such kept getting C&D's, but making a hour-long "review" of a 90 min movie with almost half of the movie being in it, does stretch the concept of fair use quite a bit.
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I was talking more about podcasts. Video is another thing entirely.
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FlamingLiberal posted:I was talking more about podcasts. Video is another thing entirely. Back in the early 2000s, Nintendo sent a C&D to someone on SuicideGirls because their profile mentioned Metroid and Zelda. Turns out they had an automated process doing this for them. Nintendo has always been stupid about internet stuff.
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Der Kyhe posted:Paramount sent C&D to basically anyone who had anything related to Star Trek in the Internet, IN THE 90'S. To be fair, if I'd made something I wouldn't want it being in any way associated with the Nostalgia Critic.
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FlamingLiberal posted:I was talking more about podcasts. Video is another thing entirely. The podcast was called Quibi-something-or-other (I can't be bothered to look it up) and some lawyer got trigger happy about them using the trademarked name of the company in the title. I can kind of see the point about them wanting to avoid confusion and indicate that a podcast is not related to their service, but the way to resolve that is with some friendly, "Hey, would you mind changing your podcast name so it doesn't look like you're an official one? We'll arrange some beanies and interviews with people in exchange."
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FlamingLiberal posted:I was talking more about podcasts. Video is another thing entirely. The format probably makes it rarer for podcasts, but it's also probably due to podcasts becoming a thing after the really triggerhappy C&D days of early internet and youtube. Most of that stuff was generated by bots who can't distinguish fair use, or idiots googling their poo poo and throwing legal threats at anyone and everyone they could.
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Thing is it's not even a fair use question. It's someone trying to sue a podcast for just talking about them, not using any of their material.
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Gann Jerrod posted:Quibi is tanking hard, and of course it’s everybody’s fault except Jeffrey Katzenberg. Holy poo poo. For once Katzenberg ripped off Disney out of spite and jealously instead of other way around. What's Eisner up to anyways these days?
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bunnyofdoom posted:Holy poo poo. For once Katzenberg ripped off Disney out of spite and jealously instead of other way around.
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Terrible Opinions posted:Thing is it's not even a fair use question. It's someone trying to sue a podcast for just talking about them, not using any of their material. A trademark is their material. It just was a pretty stupid idea to try to enforce it that way.
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Random Stranger posted:A trademark is their material. It just was a pretty stupid idea to try to enforce it that way. Especially for a publicly available premium-only content streaming service, which more than anything needs all the air time and exposure it could get. And no, this time the "but they got exposure via news" is not the thing. Surely they got small gains, but since they are now known as litigation happy assholes, most media outlets will just drop celebrity gossip and news concerning their shows and specials. At least until the "these assholes went out of business and are no more".
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There's no free option, you can't screenshot anything, their marketing is so terrible, they're pushy and litigation happy, Jeffrey Katzenbug is an rear end in a top hat, and Quibi is a terrible name.
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I had to look it up because Quibi is pronounced like kwib-bee which does make a kind of sense but I just keep reading it as kee-bee.
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