Trying out this new cocoa powder. It has 4x the fat compared to Hershey's. 2g per tablespoon compared to 0.5g.

Trying it in my favorite application:

Chocolate Orange Chocolate Chip Cheesecake

1. Float 2 pounds of cream cheese in warm water for 15 minutes.

2. Mix with 1 1/2 cups of sugar until smooth.

3. Add 3/4 cup cocoa, 2 tablespoons vanilla, 2 teaspoons orange extract, 1/4 cup Grand Marnier, and 5 eggs. Mix until smooth.

4. Add an ENTIRE BAG of MINIATURE chocolate chips. IMPORTANT - full size chips won't melt all the way and leaves a weird texture.

5. Take a 9" springform pan, spray it with cooking spray, and coat the inside with another 1/4 cup of cocoa powder.

Pour the batter in the pan and bake at 200° F for EIGHT DAMN HOURS.

6. Cool to room temp, 2+ hours.

7. Flip upside down onto a plate, remove the pan and refrigerate as long as you can stand it. ;) Colder the better.

8. Flip right side up onto another plate, garnish with candied orange slices, and serve.

"It's called kyawthuite (cha-too-ite), a tiny, tawny-hued grain weighing just a third of a gram (1.61 carats). On first glance, you might mistaken it for amber or topaz; but the unassuming mineral speck has value beyond measure."

Well, that's the end, guys!

The two federal cases are being shut down, Jack Smith is retiring, and there's no way the Georgia case goes forward if a literal conviction is paused.

America was nice while it lasted!

Carr, the top Republican on the commission, wrote Project 2025's chapter on the FCC.

There is an island in the North Atlantic...

I've been following this story since I was a kid, so are the two brothers out digging for treasure.

Story goes, in 1795, some kids saw a mysterious light on a nearby island in Nova Scotia. They took a boat out and found a pulley hanging from a tree branch over an odd depression in the ground.

Like any ingenous kids, they went "Yay! Pirate treasure!" and started digging.

10 feet down, they hit a floor of oak logs. They pulled those out and kept digging. They found another floor every 10 feet until they hit 90 feet, which had a mysterious carved stone on it.

After that, their hole flooded and people have been digging for treasure ever since. To a point where the island has been so thoroughly dug up, the location of the original "money pit" has been lost for decades.

The History Channel show has been trying for 12 seasons now. Lots of myths and legends about it.

The mysterious "90 foot stone" has been lost, no rubbings or photographs were made. A transcription and translation popped up, but it doesn't seem to be older than the 1940s.

In the 1960s, several people died during the excavation, the show is fond of repeating the "curse" that 6 people have died, and a 7th must die before the treasure can be recovered. There is no reference to that curse prior to the 1960s or 1970s.

I get it, it's FUNNY. Everybody hates a Nazi, punch a Nazi day, etc. etc. etc.

But here's the thing:

Doxing goes against lemmy.world terms of sevice and it DOES NOT MATTER if the person you are trying to dox is a Nazi or not.

https://legal.lemmy.world/tos/

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As mods and admins, we're all volunteers, we don't have a legal department, and we will not tolerate posts that puts the community or instance at risk.

Multiple posts, comments, and users have been removed and banned already.

If you see doxing content, report it ASAP.

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/21917446

Ballot in question:

Mayor:

District 1:

"American Freight, a discount furniture and appliance retailer with more than 328 locations across 41 states"

"“sustained inflation and macroeconomic challenges” have weighed heavily on American Freight’s profitability."

"Liquidation sales began on November 5, promising up to 30% off the lowest ticketed prices on all inventory."

List of stores in article.