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Did you try getting rid of the old one and putting the new one in its former place?

My understanding is many of the ones that are only rated for water have additional nooks and crannies where the liquid you are carbonating can get trapped, yielding nastiness over time.

I think there's a lot more to it than cost. Men, even with considerable health care resources, are often very averse to mental health care.

Thinking of my father in law, for example, I don't know how much you would have to pay him to get him into a therapist's office, but I'm certain he wouldn't go for free.

pizza is my favorite food, and I believe replicating it will be fun

Same here friend. My tip: use vegan cheeses sparingly, let the other toppings shine, the cheese is a garnish. Also cheese goes on top so it actually cooks.

Me personally, lately I've been going with small dollops of some vegan mozzarella I've been getting at whole foods (forget the brand, I'll get back to you) and finishing with Violife Parm (the block, get a microplane if you don't already have one).

My wife does kite hill ricotta on her pizza, since vegan cheese often struggles to melt, starting with something softer is great.

Ultimately though, the fun part is trying new recipes! Go forth and explore.

My real tip is this: try really hard not to limit yourself. Your new diet sets some bounds on what's out, but for everything else that's in, go nuts and try everything.

Don't just try and recreate old favorites, and try and let go of any past food grudges!

Whatever vegetable you "just don't like", you probably didn't have it cooked the right way, or it was never served ripe.

Not a fan of Indian food? I guarantee you haven't tried every dish from every region - go forth and try new dishes.

You may already be an adventurous eater, in which case great, but I've known folks who have gone vegan only to give up after 3 months of eating nothing but impossible nuggets and canned chili.

99% chance it'll wind up in the T&C of just about every "free" service sporting "AI" features. People will sell their likeness without even blinking

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Store low at the major retailers (incl. Steam) is $15

It's more stable, interesting, and alive than any Fallout, Elder Scrolls, or GTA game in my opinion. If you like any of those, there's a good shot you'll enjoy it.

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That's been my experience on a 3070 as well. Especially in games that are just meeting whatever Steam considers the most basic 'playable' level for Steam Deck certification. Those that score higher may have a slightly smaller performance gap.

Minecraft and Starsector, on the other hand, freaking love Linux. They’re dramatically faster.

Vanilla Minecraft, maybe, but vanilla Minecraft can run on two potatoes and a rusty spoon.

Running with shaders, there's a noticeable performance hit on Linux - I drop 20-30 FPS in Mint with the latest Nvidia drivers. Going from ~80 FPS to ~50 is noticeable.

In vanilla Minecraft, going from 300 FPS to 350 FPS is kinda moot.