Check out "Early History of USDA Home Canning Recommendations" for some fun stories about that time Grandma didn't make it... There is literally a 100 years of science in modern canning recommendations.

USDA approved recipes have been validated many times over accounting for variations in food density, growing conditions, elevation, equipment, with many 9s worth of safety built in.

Sure you can follow the recipe and it works out great, but that doesn't mean its trivial.

https://nchfp.uga.edu/publicat...

Allow me to point you to "Early History of USDA Home Canning Recommendations" for some history....

Grandma recipes were often not safe....

https://nchfp.uga.edu/publicat...

/r/Canning is a fantastic resource for science based recipes.

There are tons of groups out there with dangerous canning advice and I hope /r/Canning doesn't end up like them: "well grandma never died so this recipe is ok" is a great way to end up with Botulism.....

It's a great day to be C. Botulinum...

If they weren't relying on section 230, then they wouldn't be guilty of anything - they could block whomever they want... The only reason there is even a case here is because of 230's neutrality requirements..

on the flip side, they would incur liability for what users are saying on their platform...

Classic IANAL moment here, but -- When responding to a lawsuit don't they have to say which points they agree or disagree with - and don't attorneys routinely disagree to every point so that they don't box themselves in?

If you don't use more than $15 in a quarter, the fee is waived.

So if you just wanna look up one case or whatever, it's not a big deal.

But 10 cents a page is outrageous in 2022 for an online doc system.

Stockfish on stock hardware will easily dispatch a grandmaster.

It was the president of FIDE who made that comment (if I say something I'm in big trouble)

Carlsen hasn't said anything.

Humans are terrible at driving tho.

I'd vote (most to least)

Mars colonies,
Quantum computers,
Fusion power
Space elevator

Sorry, I meant to reply to somebody else...

What can't you accomplish with document.querySelectorAll that you can with jQuery?

Sounds like they seized tokens from a smart contract that the community controls via a distributed voting system so how tokens can be moved is up to the construction of the contract. When it comes to raw ethereum, then it behaves more like bitcoin in that there is no additional level of control...

Yes, about ten million ethereum.

Once the ethereum merge happens - which is currently scheduled for this year, it will be based on proof of stake, not proof of work.

There's already ~ 10mm ethereum staked....