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Ask @piefed.social squirrel @discuss.tchncs.de How many videos are in your watch later playlists?
I'll start:
YouTube: 87
PeerTube: 58
Filmfriend*: 13
ARD/ZDF/arte**: around 30[*] Local library streaming service
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Ask @piefed.social irelephant [he/him] @lemmy.dbzer0.com What's a typo you make often?
I keep writing "much" as "mutch" for some reason.
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Ask @piefed.social cm0002 @lemmy.world Have you ever successfully plotted revenge? Why? And was it worth it?
Original question by @[email protected]
What did they do and what did you do back? And do you stand by it to this day?
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Ask @piefed.social LadyButterfly @piefed.blahaj.zone What random thing have you been into recently?
A type of fizzy pop? Author? Form of dance? Tell us below!
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Ask @piefed.social cm0002 @lemmy.world What countries have the best flags?
Original question by @[email protected]
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Ask @piefed.social cm0002 @lemmy.world Have any of you ever actually done the cost comparison calculations for cooking vs buying pre-made, including cost of energy?
Original question and text by @[email protected]
One example is bread. I was baking bread the other day, and obviously the cost of the ingredients I put in the loaf are less than the cost of buying a loaf at the supermarket, but that doesn't include the cost of putting the oven on.
Or dry beans vs canned beans; does the cost of boiling the beans actually bring the cost up to be equivalent to canned beans?
I know that everyone's energy costs are different so it's not possible for someone to do the calculations for you, but I've never bothered to do them for my own case because bills I get from the energy company just tell me how much I owe them for the month, not "you put the oven on for 30 minutes on the 17th of June and that cost you X". It sounds like a headache to try calculate how much I pay for energy per meal. But if someone else has done that calculation for themselves I'd be interested to read it and see how it works out. My intuition is