Yes, as it seems to be a texture rather than flavour issue and relish has a very different texture, while retaining the recipe taste.
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For salad, consider cherry tomatoes. For a sandwich, consider a tomato relish. Big, but similar flavour profile, but different texture.
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 Technology@beehaw.org•Major AWS outage takes down Fortnite, Alexa, Snapchat, and more
10·15 days agoIt seems odd that it’s all on one aws server cluster. Wouldn’t they all automatically activate their backup server on another instance?
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 worldnews@sh.itjust.works•Peso slumps as US fails to dispel devaluation fear | Buenos Aires TimesEnglish
3·16 days agoNo, then America won’t have enough for universal healthcare.
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 Free and Open Source Software@beehaw.org•I'm looking for recommendations for FOSS software that notifies me when an artist releases a new track/album.
21·18 days agoIf you don’t want exclusively foss, then a Google alert can do the trick. Noise or for concerts of bands I want to see but it can be used for things like this too. Obviously not for you, if you want to not have a Google account. If you already have one, you can get some of the benefits that they take all your data in exchange for. From what I can see, it’s still a non monetosed service.
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 Technology@beehaw.org•People regret buying Amazon smart displays after being bombarded with ads
1·21 days agoI left apple phones many years ago when they launched Apple maps and killed Google maps. It was clear that profit was more important than user experience. It’s not something new.
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 Technology@beehaw.org•People regret buying Amazon smart displays after being bombarded with ads
2·22 days agoReally, they constantly have fake notifications in settings to try to get me to add credit card details. The push me to use iCloud so I don’t lose photos or settings. They give me unrequested notifications for free trials of their streaming service etc.
They are less bad, as they mainly promote their own products rather than others, but it’s still advertising,
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 Asklemmy@lemmy.ml•What are some loanwords (originated in another language and usually retains original spelling in equivalent english) for concepts, things, or experiences that English doesnt necessarily have yet?
20·23 days agoIreland has craic (pronounced like crack). It means fun, but less like a child having fun playing, more like an adult enjoying spending time with friends.
Someone can be good craic. They are fun to be around. Having craic is having a good time. “What’s the craic?” Can mean “how are you?”. In this context, it’s more like, asking for a fun story, but it’s usually rhetorical.
Or the word mac. I ask for a big meal. It makes it super clear.
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 Technology@lemmy.ml•Apple calls for changes to anti-monopoly laws and says it may stop shipping to the EU
1·1 month agoBehind, relative to the USA.
However, with a duopoly you can till Ansie market share.
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 Technology@beehaw.org•Meta launches 'Vibes,' a short-form video feed of AI slop | TechCrunch
4·1 month agoAnd dopamine effect. And conflict creates intrigue. They weren’t geniuses. They just accidentally stumbled on a machine that was addictive.
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 Technology@lemmy.ml•Apple calls for changes to anti-monopoly laws and says it may stop shipping to the EU
17·1 month agoGiven android id more popular in Europe than America, you could say apple is behind in market share, so providing less features is not a great business plan.
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 Programmer Humor@programming.dev•Context: Docker bypasses all UFW firewall rules
7·2 months agoI think it’s less about making it portable to different OS, and more different versions of the same os on different machines with different configuration and libraries and software versions.
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 Futurology@futurology.today•In a reversal of a centuries-old trend, more people are emigrating from America to Ireland than the other way around.English
2·2 months agoNo dramas. The article is confusing was my reason for posting.
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 Futurology@futurology.today•In a reversal of a centuries-old trend, more people are emigrating from America to Ireland than the other way around.English
2·2 months agoLol, so you agree with my initial comment?
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 Futurology@futurology.today•In a reversal of a centuries-old trend, more people are emigrating from America to Ireland than the other way around.English
2·2 months agoWhat does the increased by a third figure refer to. The change in yhebdelayou are unclear, lol.
It says the number of Americans immigration to Ireland is a third higher than the Irish emigrants. But it’s more like 50% higher. You suggested that maybe it was the American figure that changed by a third, but it changed by 96%.
So what does the third refer to? I suspect it’s a misunderstanding of a 50% increase means that the excess is a third of the total.
2 to 3 is a 50% increase. 2 is 1/3 less than 3.
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 Futurology@futurology.today•In a reversal of a centuries-old trend, more people are emigrating from America to Ireland than the other way around.English
1·2 months agoSo what’s the third higher reference?
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 Futurology@futurology.today•In a reversal of a centuries-old trend, more people are emigrating from America to Ireland than the other way around.English
1·2 months agoNo, it says that number has jumped by 96%.
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 Futurology@futurology.today•In a reversal of a centuries-old trend, more people are emigrating from America to Ireland than the other way around.English
2·2 months agoA third higher? Looks 50% higher.

Yes, the competency also seems to be in the hr department and the recruiting department at the same level.