It may work for some/most fish but not all.
Buy a piece of actual wild salmon and a piece of farmed. Just looking at it you will see WAY more fat in the farmed variety. Salmon is already very fatty and the farmed variety is .... almost nasty (does depend on time of year).

Now making something where the quality matters. Sushi with farmed salmon is .... interesting.

The problem is not cause by some label or eating wild animals. Endless greed of corporations and the new status symbol of "daily evening dinner with meat" may be the root.

Where do you shop? I have the choice between BIO, free range, caged and eggs from torturted hens.

I am glad to see that manufactures have started to put labels on their products telling me where their eggs come from. I am avoiding products that will not tell me and spend a bit more for products that do.

GMO is similar. While the practice may not be bad, the business model of those companies is. I want the products label as not to support endless greed disguised as the act of attempting to feed the world.

Just realized that I wheel click a lot more. 70% of URLs I open I wheel click to open in a new tab.

Again what is the big deal with the wheel click?

In X, highlight to copy text and click the wheel to paste .... done.
You need to practice this for 3 minutes to ensure that you don't scroll the wheel while clicking.

To the OP.
A wheel with click offers more functionality then a mouse without a wheel. Not sure what you work on all day but I scroll most of the time and only wheel click .... maybe 30 times a day.
Using a Logitech B110 here, cheap as fuck but works well.

I just registered "HackMyFoodDevice.com" to exchange ideas on how to fool that damn thing.
People with the rubber bands around their stomach manged to defeat their overload and I am pretty sure we can as well.

Come, visit and don't forget to walk by the buffet over there.....

Still shaking my head reading that comment about the "adult activity".

When I was a kid, my mother ordered a pigs stomach and eyes from the local butcher so we could dissect them in school. That was .... 6th or 7th grade.

I am so glad I don't have to grow up today.

Two lines into the summary and I felt like a total idiot for not having major issues typing on my laptop all day long.
Now, where did I put those gold plated fiber optic cables again ....

I like offending people, because I think people who get offended should be offended. --LT

I have the same problem. My provider keeps torturing the shit out of me when I look at other service offerings. Wish there was something I could do to improve my service ... maybe I need to come up with a new word or action.

How about "switch" .... sounds interesting.

I know this is a very tough problem but you could prevent this by turning the feature off.
This is one of the first things I do when I get a new phone or switch providers.

Voice mail off and caller ID on, done.

actually.We.Are.More.Into.Dots.Around.Here

Paid extra for an RFID blocking wallet. Tested it out the next time I had to pay for lunch with my RFID card.
Placed wallet on reader, card is somewhere in the middle, beeep, thanks for you payment - fuck.

My wallet is a "Protact" with the A written like a German AE. 100% rip off, hope these pants are better.

And they have the nerve calling us thieves for downloading duplicated computer files.
As soon as a government agency does the same thing - gawd we are innovating and offering a great service to the public.

Fuck You!

One can only hope it hits the right people. Those fucking idiots who demand we open the network to the "bring your device from home" crowd.
Remember when your network admin told you that it is a stupid idea - well here you go.

Your body would thank you for it!
Eat one every now and then instead of one every day. You spend the same but will value "the one" much more.
The better ingredients also make for a better product which in turn improve your experience even more.

I still remember Hershey from my time in the USA. I wouldn't call it chocolate ....
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