>>13138
> Most curries aren't made with cream, though.

Most curries aren't made with broccoli, mushrooms, and carrots either.

>>13139
They could be. Curries are a countable noun but have no minimum mass requirement whereas a curry is a countable noun so you could divide a small amount of one curry into a very large number of curries and outnumber the amount of other curries, making your own curries the majority of what all curries are.
Probably more effort than it's worth.

This isn’t even a curry, it’s a spicy stew.

>>13141

What's the difference?

>>13141
This.

You need to let shit reduce before you get all that good shit sticking to your chickens/lambs.

At the very least, when you first start, try to let it reduce (leave the top open on medium to high flame, and then use your pressure/slow cooker wizardry.

People in poor places don't even have your tech, but they do it faster and better than you. Find out why. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCKlET6nkHSKNWef97D_UBkQ

Please keep me posted. I need this information. I need all information. I think I need to work for the fucking Doughnut. Hire me please. I need to be paid in alcohol though.

>>64367
The whole "anti-Semitism" narrative took off some time after Corbyn spoke about what's happening to Palestine and a little further still after Israel openly admitted that they use accusations of anti-Semitism as a weapon against anyone who's anti-Zionist. There's also incontrovertible evidence of Israel meddling in British politics in other ways.

Not gonna lie, I'm finding it really hard to justify voting for Corbyn after he's said women affected by the State Pension increase will get tens of thousands in compo.

I'm either voting Yorkshire party or spoling my ballot now.

>>64373
How does that even affect you?

>>64376

Probably hates his mam and doesn't want her to get any money.

>>64376
It doesn't directly, but it's rewarding idiots.

probably where he got his sadistic streak

>>64340
Aye, those Cornish are fucking monsters.

I think you mean half Indian m8. The Singhs got to the New World before everyone else and Walmart didn't like their monopoly on corner shops so they wiped them out. Some of the bloodiest battles in history were fought over the right to serve the local populace with dodgy off-brand tarka daal in a can.

>>12213
So in other words women are responsible?

I see you lads have never talked to someone in a new relationship.

Most of the music I listen to is about pirates.

>>12218
Does your playlist consist of the excellent Captain Dread by Dreadzone?

>>12219
yo..... this shit kind of slaps.... imma get pusha t on this

(A good day to you Sir!)

>>40876
>born 1986

too old

(A good day to you Sir!)

coming up to the 8th anniversary of the oldest rose thread on the internet

(A good day to you Sir!)

why is everyone banned?

Almost a sad enough bastard to get into Rose-posting now. Call it pride, call it arrogance, but something won't quite let me give in. Thank fuck.

>>40879

Shit grammar, I'm guessing, and judging by yours you'd know that from your two ban messages.

>>64342
Already loved her, but even more for the Corbyn bashing antics.

>>64342
She does look fantastic.

The child is a Russian asset.

>>64353
Your mum is a Russian asset.

>>64354
cyka blyad, idi na hui

ok boomer

RINGO IS DEAD
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eAU0l7325w0

After getting one of the analysis done, could you immediately ask for your data to be deleted by GDPR?

>>4608
How would you ever verify how successful that was? They may well say "yes, we've deleted it" but they could have already shared it.

>>4608

Legally yes, but there's no guarantee that they won't just illegally transfer the data offshore. The GDPR gives you strong protections against companies with something to lose, but a lot of the DNA testing startups are offering tests at below cost; their business model wholly depends on being able to sell user data.

>>4606
Couldn't a customer avert these potential dangers by giving an alternate name? Is that legal?

>>4607
>you'd probably also have called me a mentalist.
Aren't you still carrying that phone?

>>4610
So the more expensive companies might be more trustworthy, from an economic perspective.
Do businesses have to publish data on their affiliations and transaction history?

>>4611

>Aren't you still carrying that phone?

Yes, but I don't use facebook.

I'm sure in 20 years I'll have my genome sequenced but hopefully it'll be on a little encrypted card and cyberjackers will try and torture me for the keys.

I ALWAYS THOUGHT HE WAS A BIT FISHY. A LOT OF SCOTTISH MPS ARE.

ARE WE OUTWARDLY ACCEPT /IQ/ AND /POL/ ARE ESSENTIALLY SYNONYMOUS NOW?!

>>8744
ALWAYS WERE LADM9

>>87455
welcome to 2019 bladm9

>>87468
Genuinely didn't realise this wasn't on /iq/ until this post.

>>20658

>Whites can be black if they wish, says lecturers' union


I guess Eminem's career wasn't in vain then.

>>20666

Or that of Elvis, I suppose.

>>20671
>I am the worst thing since Elvis Presley
>To do black music so selfishly
>And use it to get myself wealthy

Credit to Eminem for having some self-awareness.

>>20672

I was pointing that out to >>20666 with the idea that this isn't a particularly new phenomenon.

>>20672

Ah, this brings back loads of teenlad memories.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YVkUvmDQ3HY

Yeah Bluetooth threads belong in /101/, surely.

>>27257
>Save yourself bother now and buy a wired keyboard and mouse.
Seconding both this advice and the sentiment. The only time I've ever had trouble with a wired connection was when I tried a stupidly long PS/2 cable, which was hilarious but entirely understandable.

>>27259
>>27262
Please, lads. I'm asking for help with one very specific fault, not general observations about bluetooth's reliability.

>>27263
You've had the best advice you're going to get. I'm not sure what else there is to say.

(A good day to you Sir!)

>>27263

I've probably missed the boat on this one, apologies for necroposting, will be sure to sage etc.

> During this time the system is completely locked - whatever's on screen freezes in place and any sound or music stops.
This sounds like an issue with the Bluetooth Stack or possibly a very badly behaved driver. (I'm assuming here that the lock-up only happens during the 1-3 seconds that the device is waking up, if so there's potentially some idiotic while loop blocking all other I/O, although given the number of different busses involved I still find that .... weird to say the least).

> Is there an easy way of pinging bluetooth devices? Or any other way of keeping a bluetooth device awake? I don't mind charging batteries if it'll fix the problem.

On linux you can use lp2ping. I'm not sure if there's a windows port, but you might get it to run under WSL if you're using Windows 10. You might also want to dig out the technical specification document for your keyboard and see if there's a vendor specific HCI command for setting its sleep timeout or what have you.

>>4839

>and they wouldn't be some sinister uniform civilisation but lots of divergent personalities with mundane objectives.

I don't know about that. I know it's a very Sci-Fi thing to say, but they could all share a consciousness or be the last surviving community on a planet that worships a cult like figure obsessed with blue planets or anything really. You're probably right that they need to be curious and social, but even then, I don't think it's impossible to end up with some sort of intelligent fungus with legs that just wants to eat every tree they can find.

Fermi's paradox ensures that there are others out there but first the distances could be too big, especially if there is no warp drive and everyone is limited to lightspeed.

Second, the universe is not Sid Meier's Civilization, not everyone spawned at the same time. Human civilization started 20.000 years ago, but we started acting as civilized, technological people only in the last 150 years. There is a good chance that if we met the Aliens they would be as incomprehensible to us as a network engineer with a bionic hand would be incomprehensible to an ancient Egyptian farmer.

>>4841
The spirit of your analogy isn't wrong but ancient Egyptians used prostheses. They'd get the gist of it even if impressed by how well it works.

>Do you believe in aliens?
Yes. Because of the vastness of the Universe.

>Do you believe we are visited by aliens?
No evidence.

>Have you ever seen or encountered any aliens?
No.

>Does the government know about aliens but cover it up?
No evidence.

>Did aliens visit and influence our ancestors in the past? Are aliens friendly, benign, or threatening?
If we were visited by intelligent life, I think they would harvest the resources of our planet and subjugate us. Much like in the past when humans with superior technology met those who were primitive (see the new world).

I've never really spoken about this to anyone before, I'm not 100% saying it was an alien or anything but I think this is the right place to tell this story.

In 2013 I fucked up a quite important exam and needed to get away for a few days. A mate of mine was going down to Cornwall camping with some hippie friends of his and I agreed to tag along. There was a big permanent Ghegnis Khan style tent at the campsite with a stove in it etc and we basically would just sit up all night in there drinking and chatting or (when it wasn't raining) we would do like a fire outside.

On the last night before we went home we ran out of firewood and so I went over to the next campsite over to borrow some wood. We'd spoken to the people who were staying there quite a bit and knew they wouldn't mind. There were these long holes in the ground between the campsites and it was really dark so I can't really say for sure but Worf was there.

Julian Assange isn't looking well.

He looks like some kids have found his gold.

It's gonna happen to us all lads.

>>64333
Already has lad.

As a lanky, hook-nosed metalhead now, i'm going to pretty much look like saruman when I'm old.

I'm going to embrace it and wander around town centres in a robe, muttering cryptic shit at passers by.

Why would you link a version that doesn't have the video?

or even the updated version?

>>24127

I'll really miss it. It kind of felt like an international version of this place. Just cosy discussions without any boring shitposts and memes.

Kohlchan has now emerged as the successor but it's just KC 2.0 with all of the same problems.

I guess I should find better things to do than waste time on imageboards.

>>24125
>>24129
I know I'm replying to fucking old posts, but I think this really presents just what a plague 4chan and /pol/ are. People have been going to Krautchan for years, but in the last few years or so it's become truly unbearable, like so many other places.

Kohlchan is down now, rumour says it's due to cloudfare removing them for ties to this shooting in Germany. Could be bullshit, but...

>>24265
Yeah, probably. The same shit's going to happen to big chan sooner or later.

I'm not too arsed.

Up and down and up and down
You spin me right round, Casey
Right round like a record, Casey
Right round round round

>>62859
That's all well and good, but the overwhelming majority of homeless people placed in temporary accommodation are the 'hidden homeless' who have been priced out of where they live.

Oh, well. At least we're not Americans.

>Twisted police officer who fed homeless man dog poo sandwich keeps job

https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/us-news/twisted-police-officer-who-fed-14182279

>>62860
We need to glass that entire damned continent and I mean the Covenant kind not to pint kind.

Couple ‘Murdered Homeless Woman And Dumped Her Body In Bins So They Could Spend Her Benefits’

https://huffingtonpost.co.uk/entry/couple-murdered-homeless-woman-dumped-body-benefit_uk_5dcbff3ce4b0a794d1f8983d

Imagine getting killed by grand day out era Wallace.

>>64315

Imagine that bloke's neck pain after a windy day.

>>64318
Ohhhhhhh gromit, lad.

>>64254
Love to tell racists they're only racist because they learned it from foreigners

>eyes up some bird
>"we'll get to that later"

did people have sex back in those days?

>>64256

ONLY WITH A LEATHER CONDOM SO YOU COULDN'T FEEL ANYTHING

>>64257

Cambridge!

I don't get it. So she murdered a couple, locked herself in her room with the rest and called the police? What does that achieve?

>>64307
>The children believed and even told officers at the scene that their father was dead, having died in the second world war.

Even as a council estate nipper, I'd have known this was bullshit. What the fucking fuck?

>>64310
I don't want to cast aspersions, but I think she might have been completely fucking mental. Potentially not even psychopathic, just nuttier than big horner shit.

>>64311
Maybe they don't put The World at War on Yesterday as much anymore?

>>64311
Nobody takes kids seriously any way. What would you say to that? "No, you little bastard, where's you dad?"

>>64310
>>64312
As reported, the two of them felt their children would be "better off dead than in care". Incredibly warped.

>>431993
That was meant to link to about 1:26:15 with Champion Jack Dupree.

These threads keep planting the seed in my mind of making a nice cup of tea. Awful big coincidence that all the tea brands are doing discounts at the moment ahead of Christmas. Are we being targeted by Big Mug?

>How much tea do you/we actually drink?

4 cups if I'm at home all day (assuming my late night cup of rooibos counts as tea).
On work days I just have a coffee at 11.

>>431986
>I do think our track record in the 20th century was considerably better than others

This being the same time we ruled 23% of the Earth's population? At home we were obviously better but that is awfully easy when you're dealing with limited numbers of exotic foreigners.

To go further with this dickery, the classic historical example is with Japan's Racial Equality Proposal during the formation of the League of Nations. Britain was ambivalent, France was supportive (because of their cultural chauvinism) but, once it was clarified to be only among member nations, the principle opponent was the US and Australia that feared Japanese immigration. So it was ultimately very easy for Britain and Canada to try to play mediators given we had very little skin in the game aside from ensuring Australia stayed a dominion.

Obviously one way to end dolphin rape is therefore to kick out all the fuzzy-wuzzies as our grandparents generation may have suggested after a few too many sherries at Christmas. Unless there's a war on in which case they can stay for tea.

>>431993

A huge number of black jazz musicians went on tour to Europe and never came back. There's undoubtedly a lot of dolphin rape over here, but it's in a completely different league to the systematic, institutionalised dolphin rape that black Americans had to endure.

I've just made some.

It is delicious.

Tea is the only reliable thing in all our lives.

>>432047
Just discovered tulsi tea which is lovely if hard to locate.

It was already fixed you heathen