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From this:

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This is so pure, I love it :heart:

I read or skim read the content that appears above recipes. Sometimes I learn useful things from them. I often will google to find a recipe, then open 5 or more recipes for the thing I’m cooking. Then I can take ideas from all of them. The content before the recipe sometimes contains info about the things that actually work, the things that people incorrectly believe about cooking things etc.

If you don’t like it, is it really that hard to scroll down? In the vast majority of cases it’s not like you’re battling a load of popups or whatever.

What I really hate though, is when the measures are in cups without a button to switch to metric…

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As someone currently trying to change my LaTeX code for a table to fit…I feel this.

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Bitterly amusing how much of a pain in the arse LaTeX is, yet trying to use Word for the same task is generally a thousand times worse

looks AMAZING though, daddy :peach:

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Oh, once you’ve got it working there’s nothing better (chef’s kiss)

Wait a minute

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I’ve been a fan of him since the whole ā€˜Honey Badger Don’t Care!’ video from ages ago. Awesome little fella.

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Your document will be beautiful, but you will come to hate /hfill and floats.

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Chuckled at the BBC article about it…

It’s fucking cheese on toast.

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And learn to ignore hundreds of compiling errors as long as they have no visible effect

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The original has been deleted, so here’s a screenshot:

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Some good entries, though:

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This is fucking haunting

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BAN REQUEST

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It’s lovely!!

GEESEY. That’s unkind :smiley:

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