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Drag this to the bookmark bar, then click it: javascript:alert(`${new URLSearchParams(location.search).get('id')}@gmail.com`) //My email
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> An earlier version of this recipe suggested using sugar and baking soda for even faster results.
https://www.seriouseats.com/quick-caramelized-onions-recipe
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> help things along with a little bit of sugar. In science speak, caramelization is the oxidation of sugars. Here, those sugars are the natural sugars in the onions, but the addition of a small amount of white sugar adds an extra caramelization boost.
In the comments from the original article, which you can find on the Internet Archive, he says that these these are not exactly the same as 45 minute onions and he would only use them a certain recipes.
And again, he's not the only one. There are lots of videos and articles about it.
Not sure what you meant about the gaslighting.
Minnesota
https://gabrielsroka.github.io/webpages/pith.html
cancel = false
editor.style.display = 'none'
debug.hide()
btn = button('Stop', 'cancel=true id=stopBtn')
bar.html(btn)
beep = new Audio('beep.mp3')
lock = await navigator.wakeLock.request('screen')
stopBtn.style.fontSize = runProgram.style.fontSize = results.style.fontSize = '72px'
wus = 'roll shoulders,arm circles,arm hugs,knee raises,rotate torso,rotate hips'
wus = wus.split(',')
sets = 'march in place,squat,push up,standing bicycle crunch,stand and box,split squat,push up,plank,jumping jacks,wall sit,push up,standing side crunch'
sets = sets.split(',')
cools = 'walk,hands up,hands forward,hands back,right leg,left leg,right hams,left hams,balance'
cools = cools.split(',')
await countdown('check volume.', 5, true)
for wu in wus
await countdown(wu, 12)
await countdown('first up ' + sets[0])
for set in range(sets.length)
msg = (set + 1) + '. ' + sets[set]
await countdown(msg, 30, true)
if set < sets.length - 1
await countdown('next up: ' + sets[set + 1])
for cool in cools
await countdown(cool, 15)
results.html('done')
lock.release()
editor.style.display = ''
async def countdown(msg, secs=5, play)
for s in range(secs)
results.html(msg + '<br>' + (secs - s))
if play && secs - s <= 3
beep.play()
if cancel
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await sleep(1000)You can turn off JS and get most of the content.
You can also Google it first because it will set the referer
https://www.google.com/search?q=The%20New%20Science%20of%20I...
https://news.ycombinator.com/from?site=github.com/mindcloud-...
Missing every api i searched for: Okta, jamf, weather.gov, Apple business/Apple School manager, Salesforce
Am i holding it wrong?
I'll let my mouse know
I'd prefer to sort by location or filter more closely.
I don't like giving my location, zip code should be good enough. I think if I tap List it kind of works but not really. I'm in SoCal for what it's worth.
Does it support list comprehensions, etc?
for i in range(len(records)):
scores[i] = score(records[i])
Better for i, record in enumerate(records):
scores[i] = score(record)
Best scores = [score(record) for record in records]
Raymond Hettinger (Python core dev): https://gist.github.com/bespokoid/205efd91546ddb16b210678830...