7 grams decarbed trim 2c sugar 1c water 2T glycerine Vanilla to taste
I just ate a tablespoon of it, hope it works!
this post was submitted on 13 Feb 2026
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What the fuck is this AI slop?
It's not lmfao that's a real picture of my kitchen. Here it is without the jar in the way. If you're going to be an asshole please try to at least be right.
Nah, this is a real photo from inside their house. I can tell because other posts of theirs show the inside of their house
Actual question: how can you tell this is slop? Because if it is I want to understand how to recognize it.
Mason jars have flat bottoms and metal lids, not round bullet bottoms with cork or whatever the fuck that's supposed to be for a lid.
Tell me you don’t can without saying you don’t can.
Damn homie, you aren't going to like my mason jar nipples then. Direct from my AI slop canning and fermentation pantry:
You're the dumbest person alive
https://a.co/d/08w7TOxw
Lol wow. It didn't look like AI, which is why I asked. And I think I've learned much more about the guy who posted that then about anything else.
The bottom of the original image you posted looks like a hemisphere with no flat bottom, which can never stay standing level.
Just take the L comrade
That's an illusion created by the way it is being held and the rounded edges of the bottom of the glass. It's just our brain interpreting the optical information in the wrong way. As you can see in the other picture, the bottom is not actually convex.
I'm just gonna drop this link here, because I actually have experience refurbishing Mason jar seals and mechanics..
https://youtube.com/watch?v=YFn_ed6vRwM
So you think that I went through the trouble of having a slop machine add my own hand holding my own jar to a picture of my own kitchen, and it even nailed the stuffed penguin on top of my pantry cabinet? And the only tell is that you think the bottom of my jar is too round?
Ight homie, what the fuck is that molten Star Wars looking character reflected from the jar?
That's damn sure not you or a camera..
I'm not AI stupid.
So just the regular kind of stupid?
I don't know if anyone has ever told you this, but it's okay to make a mistake.
Do me a favor my guy, go look at your reflection in a ball jar. You'll see that the words are raised a little bit off the surface of the jar. This thicker glass has the peculiar ability to sort of bend the light as it passes through the jar, I think the sciencers call it "refraction", which ultimately has the effect of distorting reflections as seen through it.
Also I've had enough feedback on my appearance, Jesus Christ I'm a lemmy mod did you expect me to look like GigaChad?
Yes I'm aware of all that, we used to collect glassware all the way back to the late 1800s, so I've seen my share of original Coca Cola bottles, Listerine bottles, and a plenty of Mason jars used for pickles and jelly...
None of them were ever round bottom.
It's not round bottom. It's flat. Well, slightly concave. Check this out, this time it's an art term called "perspective", take that same ball jar from our last exercise and tilt it toward you just a little bit. Ever see a picture of a guy pinching the moon? It's the same sort of thing, albeit a little bit more dramatic. He's not really pinching the moon, it's really far away and super big, that would be impossible. It just "looks like" he is because he's close and the moon is really far away. What you're really seeing is the curve where the squarish sides become the circular bottom, the flat part is being obscured by the rest of the jar and the opaque liquid inside of it.
Proper Mason jars work like this...
https://youtube.com/watch?v=YFn_ed6vRwM
Edit: Sorry the video clip apparently originally came from TikTok, but its true, this is how proper Mason jars work.
Imagine doubling down on this like you have and being wrong. Yikes dude. It is a optical illusion from the way they're holding it. It is obvious to every normal person.