Omg, that sounds delicious.
Maeve
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They definitely contributed to me not being too lazy to look things up. I’m certainly glad acronyms aren’t prevelant everywhere, all the time.
I’ll put it this way: Aldi brands are hit or miss. This one was a miss. Also their coffee. Teas aren’t great, but not undrinkable.
Extra virgin olive oil, apple cider vinegar, blood pressure.
A long time ago, someone on the internet gave me a link that’s been immensely helpful to me over the years! Maybe you will also find it helpful: https://acronymfinder.com/
Don’t buy Aldi’s.
A tasty vinegar, evoo and seasonings is a good dressing with healthy fat. ACV with the mother can help digestion and gut flora, and maybe BP. A nice balsamic vinegar can double as marinade. Fruit infused vinegars are tasty.
Strawberries, blueberries, red grapes, trail mix (but a quarter cup of Omega Mix packs a boatload of calories), yogurt, tangerines, oranges.
33·4 hours agoThis is a good reason not to let Jeff Bezos convince you that computer saas is a good idea.
Rent seeking. Landlords are leeches.
14·1 day agoFrom my understanding, Israel never stopped using white phosphorus at all. This has been called out since Razor’s Edge, at least?
Ah, I sit corrected, my apologies to /u/@TheGuyTM3@lemmy.ml
The correct pronoun is the preferred pronoun.
This made my day, as I sip my cuppa!
1·4 days agoCorporate businesspeople
We discovered that entire sections describing domestic U.S. intelligence facilities were deliberately removed from two published documents, while equivalent foreign facilities remained visible. The evidence exists in an unexpected place - the PDF metadata of documents published by The Intercept in 2016, and by The Intercept and the Australian Broadcasting Corporation in a 2017 collaborative investigation. To our knowledge, this is the first time this information has been revealed publicly. The removed sections reveal the operational designations and cover name structure for domestic U.S. NRO Mission Ground Stations. Using PDF analysis tools, we found hidden text embedded in the metadata versioning of two documents published alongside investigative stories about NSA satellite surveillance facilities. These metadata artifacts prove that earlier versions of the documents contained detailed descriptions of domestic U.S. ground stations that were systematically scrubbed before publication (not just redacted with black boxes, but with text completely removed). What was published from the Snowden documents: Operational details for RAF Menwith Hill Station (UK) Operational details for Pine Gap (Australia) What was removed from the published documents: Potomac Mission Ground Station (PMGS) - Washington, DC. Public cover name: “Classic Wizard Reporting and Testing Center” (CWRTC). Consolidated Denver Mission Ground Station (CDMGS) - Denver area. Public cover name: “Aerospace Data Facility” (ADF). The facilities themselves are not unknown. “Aerospace Data Facility” at Buckley Space Force Base is publicly acknowledged as a National Reconnaissance Office (NRO) Mission Ground Station. “Classic Wizard Reporting and Testing Center” at Naval Research Laboratory is publicly acknowledged, though its designation as a Mission Ground Station is less clear. What’s NOT public (until now) is the specific operational designations used in classified networks: “Consolidated Denver Mission Ground Station (CDMGS)” and “Potomac Mission Ground Station (PMGS).” The Snowden documents prove these are deliberate cover names (not just alternative terminology) and show exactly what’s classified and what’s not…
Yeah, support the CIA -backed color revolution! 🙄
It’s common parlance, as is RPG, FPS. IRC, GG, TYVM, IRS. CIA. Go touch grass, your problem seems to be you.
Eta: https://feddit.org/comment/10998176