I'm afraid ksg might die due to dehydration during his sleep.
12-18 hour sleepytimes when it's 30-40c sounds like a feat I could never do

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VjGSMUep6_4

Fokken did it and now it's time to wait some years until my autism is so intensified that I'll install LFS

Is the bash for w10 any better than using cygwin? As in how well does it integrate with the m$ functionality?

Eliccäs paikalla. Jos ei muuta meisinkiä keksitä, niin grillaus nyt on aina perus ja sujuu (ei suju) aika mallikkaasti tältä kokeneelta katraalta

Seems like top quality discussion

Assumptions are stronk with SA

I actually like bacon in muh noodles, especially with excessive amount of eggs. But I eat almost anything anyways.

Lately I've been into "basic homecooking", alas coming with easy to make recipes that contain most of the stuff you need for the day (I've mostly been making oven foods that has replaced all the other forms of fast food I've consumed in the past).
For example something really basic and simple - sweet potato casserole:
- 1-2 (depending on the size, one really big one is enough) sweet potatoes
- Cheese (200-600g, depending how much you crave for that sweet sweet fat)
- 1 onion
- 0,25-1 garlic
- Various veggies (broccoli, long beans, carrots) (just basically any veggies you happen to like or find around the freezer)
- Garbanzo beans
- Beans
- Some form of minced meat, soy or some other source of protein that you happen to like

Warm up your oven to 175~C. Chop up the onions and smash them in the casserole, continue with adding basically everything else but the sweet potatoes and cheese, make them as seperate layers or mix 'em up. Then add the sweet potato slices as a layer on top and cover with cheese. Let it stay in the oven for 1 hour and check once in a while how the cheese on top looks like (obviously you don't want it to burn nor dry up too much)
This recipe is so basic that you can change most of the ingredients and make w/e you just find that would fit your tastes and have plenty of stuff to eat for yourself (and for others). I'm looking for recipes like these that take little amount of time to make and will fit the tastes of most people.
Previously I mostly did woks as my go-to "fast food", but I want to expand from that so that it doesn't matter what ingredients I have and I can make something good out of it w/o checking for recipes each time I wanna experiment.