@rumtscho Yeah- I also struggled with the language a lot. It's written in an older language with a lot of vocabulary or spellings that I don't know. Additionally it tended to use a lot of colloquial, country, vocabulary.
I had to read it with a dictionary next to me which was sometimes very tedious.
@rfusca what would happen in a modern Christian family if a child decides not to be baptized? Do the parents disown it? Do you know a family where it has happened?
When you said "lol, my boss asked me", I even felt slightly inadequate for not knowing it - it sounded like the kind of thing somebody working with software should know.
@rumtscho depends more on the family situation than on the church situation. I know of no church that I consider a good, life giving, church that would endorse disowning.
@rfusca I've herd of it, and know that it is "some kind of technology". Nothing more - not what it is useful for, not what technologies it is used together with, etc. Just a buzzword which happens to be used sometimes.
We kicked off a Topic of the Week series on a few other sites, and now we're bringing it to Cooking Stack Exchange! The basic idea is to increase the content we have about hot and/or underrepresented topics. We started off with questions about deep frying (based on discussion in the introductory ...
@rumtscho Haha, not sure the curtains have anything to do with religion. About 60 % are historically Protestant, 40 % Catholic. But nowadays about 60 % of both are irreligious.
if a cooking mod like @rum here goes into the TL and tells rebecca that there's significant interest, we've got several authors lined up, and we'd like to open it up to authors to put the articles in, I bet it gets done pretty quickly
@derobert stock pot? Only common mushrooms go there. A special, talking, calculator-software-writing mushroom as yourself is interesting enough to be used as the main ingredient in a dish.
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Cho Oyu (Nepali: चोयु; ; ) is the sixth highest mountain in the world at above sea level. Cho Oyu lies in the Himalayas and is 20 km west of Mount Everest, at the border between China and Nepal. Cho Oyu means "Turquoise Goddess" in Tibetan.
Cho Oyu was first attempted in 1952 by an expedition organised and financed by the Joint Himalayan Committee of Great Britain as preparation for an attempt on Mount Everest the following year. The expedition was led by Eric Shipton and included Edmund Hillary & Tom Bourdillon. A foray by Hillary and George Lowe was stopped due to techn...
@rfusca @rumtscho @everyoneelse yes, I noticed. Getting a blog set up for you all is work for the community team, and sent them links to your meta posts, noting that this is the second time you all have tried to rally to get this done
@RebeccaChernoff Cooking.SE would like to set up a blog. If you need administrative volunteers, several people here have volunteered, including @rumtscho, possibly @Jefromi, and also myself.
I really only want to be vaguely involved with the blog as an author, so i'd rather not ask it, but somebody should put a 'call for blog authors' meta post
As discussed before, we would like to have our own blog. The StackExchange community team will probably be nice enough to create one for us - if we commit ourselves to creating good content in a reasonable rhythm. This question is for the people who want to participate as authors.
An author sho...
@Sobachatina what I liked was an answer here which said that it contains information like "This is a basic cookie. If you want it chewier, use more sugar. If you want it crispier, use more butter" etc.
It sounded like food science in a very applied manner.
And, of course, I put all the other electronics in the backpack. The laptop, the reader, the phone, the pm3 player, all their connection cables and loading cables...