Induction is amazing for some things, but for some other things I prefer gas.
Given the choice, I'd have some kind of combination of gas and induction. Maybe half and half?
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Induction is amazing for some things, but for some other things I prefer gas.
Given the choice, I'd have some kind of combination of gas and induction. Maybe half and half?
I now want to find out. Maybe one of those particle sensor units (the PM2.5 ones) could be used to measure this?
Confounding variables would include the type of solder used... What you are soldering onto... Ventilation... Etc...
Currently I just do all my soldering on the stovetop due to its extractor fan, being beside a window, smooth surface, ease of cleaning, good lighting, etc.
Using fucking Corp licenced Win11 Pro and still getting ads/spamcontent in my OS?
Languages? State department language courses are available online, as are many other resources, language classes, language learning communities, etc.
Math? Physics? Chemistry? Again, infinite repository of info.
And so on...
Often giving "plausible but entirely wrong" output that is hard to discern from factual, real output.
It has never really been an issue or caused awkwardness/weirdness.
Not all of them have been memory safety issues, but many have been.
Also, virtually nobody I know from the millennial or zoomer generation actually enjoy renting - ownership is simply out of reach.
Like, none of the "awkward examples" really track as awkward?
I genuinely don't get the point of this article.
Most of the larger chains even have benefits if you go direct though.
I've tried smoke a lot of things, including tea.
Don't recommend it.
If you stay a few years you will have made and lost touch with a good few friends from all over the world who will have come, partied hard for a year while working for Zalando or N26 or some shit, and fucked off.
Negligent discharges happen every now and then. Usually only injuring other cops.
Nobody gives a fuck.
Longer answer: also yes.
Transaction succeeds? Cards valid.
At the butcher I pay only slightly more, I know exactly which farm it came from, I know where it was slaughtered and processed, and I can ask for specific cuts/amounts, so less wastage.
Its also much higher quality and not as "wet", so its much nicer to cook with (and I'm not paying for water weight).
I've saved a metric shitload on my monthly food shopping by using the butchers and greengrocers in my area instead of the supermarkets.
Supermarket meats often contain a fair bit of water weight IME.
As for carrots specifically, I did notice that the greengrocer carrots often are individually smaller and more fucked up looking than the supermarket ones, and taste more intensely.
Interestingly the greengrocer is often cheaper on some things than even the discounter supermarkets, and is MUCH cheaper if you factor in spoilage, disposal of packaging waste, etc.
Same goes for meat products - buying them from a good butchers can often work out cheaper than the supermarket (precise control over cuts, etc), far less waste, professional advice on preparation, higher quality, etc.
Luckily, these are pretty much illegal in all of European Union.
Traceability regulations and the regulators being pretty on the ball with checking (even more so since the horsemeat issue years ago) mean we don't get such garbage in our market.
Like Dubai, really.
Their entire legal system is a disaster, they have quite serious internet and press censorship regulations, serious issues with racial discrimination, systemic labour rights issues, its a de-facto (but not de-jure) one party state, and so on.
The current bag I have, Rosamonte brand, seems to require freshly boiled, right out of the kettle water to get a good extraction.
The last bag I had was bitter if you used just boiled water, you had to let it go down in temp a bit to get a good brew.
I should probably buy a bunch of mates and check the dates to see if that's a variable I've not accounted for. Usually I know how to deal with a bag of it after making the first drink.