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by Wistar 5y ago
I like the Winter Banana apple. Uncommon but grows well here in Seattle. Once picked it keeps amazingly well, stays crisp for months in a cool basement. Moderately sweet out of hand and good for pies and baking.
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by Wistar 5y ago
Of course, not on this level but, a few weeks ago I was invited to see an astonishing 3D confection printer in action. It was printing a fantasy-looking cityscape to top a custom cake. I couldn't really talk to anyone about the technol
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by Wistar 5y ago
Well, it'd certainly reduce the amount of time spent by politicians on getting re-elected.
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by Wistar 5y ago
I got "episexic" and, well, I kind of like that one.
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by Wistar 5y ago
I used to live in Denmark but never understood Danish, spoken or written, very well (at all). In movie theaters, they'd show English language films with Danish subtitles and, often, I'd miss a comic piece of dialog because the sub
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by Wistar 5y ago
Matt Blaze is a treasure.
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by Wistar 5y ago
… and terribly so.
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by Wistar 5y ago
Well… it is 18ft diagonally. Of course, you need a place capable of housing such a thing.
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by Wistar 5y ago
Here's a nice NEC 220" display. Helpfully, BH offers monthly payments. https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1533261-REG/nec_led_f...
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by Wistar 5y ago
I just got the new Thermapen One and used it yesterday for Thanksgiving dinner. Although it is a relatively small evolutionary step from the ThermoWorks Classic, it is still a great design.
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by Wistar 5y ago
Yes, please list. Just a couple will do.
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by Wistar 5y ago
I thought that it was Dr. Seuss Enterprises themselves choosing to cease publication of some of his books rather than school libraries removing them from their shelves. Politico seems to agree. https://www.politifact.com/fac
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by Wistar 5y ago
Those that espouse unrestricted access to knowledge.
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by Wistar 5y ago
I was thinking about DCS, Bertazzoni, American Range, Viking, Blue Star and even Hestan level stuff. Most of their ovens have knob based controls.
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by Wistar 5y ago
High-end ovens, such as those above, say, $5k, almost always have knobs. I sure appreciate tuning knobs on car audio systems but almost no one besides Toyota and Lexus offer them any more.
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by Wistar 5y ago
In the minds of those who believe unlikely things.
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by Wistar 5y ago
In this case, it is a blend of more profitable, less challenging jobs such as brakes and LOF, as well as interesting cases requiring the lead mechanic's renowned diagnostic skills. I have often thought this mechanic should maintain a b
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by Wistar 5y ago
Very weird coincidence. This morning before I read this post, as I was trying to respond to a comment from a friend about "rubber band, bailing wire and bubblegum solutions," I began searching google for a reference to a related F
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by Wistar 5y ago
A friend owns a high line/niche used car dealership and his service shop, who has a legendary mechanic, has not increased rates at all but just got more selective about the service work they are doing. Also, effectively no new service
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by Wistar 5y ago
Yep. This sabotage is exactly why K-12 teachers disable comments.
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by Wistar 5y ago
You are missing out.
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by Wistar 5y ago
I looked at the TJs pine nuts just a couple of days ago, and maybe this has been recently added, but there is a clear pine mouth warning on the bag.
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by Wistar 5y ago
Pine mouth and Chinese/Asia-sourced vs. Italian/Mediterranean-sourced pine nuts. https://www.britbuyer.co.uk/chinese-vs-italian-pine-nuts/ Also Australia's NSW Food Authority's post about pine mouth
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by Wistar 5y ago
Eponysterical.
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by Wistar 5y ago
This has been my experience as well, at least with my TCLs. Never had a crash despite using Netflix, Disney+ and YouTube.
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by Wistar 5y ago
That is a great video.
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by Wistar 5y ago
I have seen brown ones packaged as you described but labeled as Capri. Maybe they aren't the same but they are a lot better than the average commercial tomato.
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by Wistar 5y ago
That is a shame. Although I did not much like tomatoes until I was an adult, I certainly adore them today. But it is a trade-off. Apparently I got "tomatoes taste good" in return for my "cilantro tastes toxic."
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by Wistar 5y ago
The fusarium fungus fact is truly useful info. Thank you.
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by Wistar 5y ago
Me, for one. I always use NoScipt. and although it can be a hassle, I am willing to bet that it has saved me some anguish over the years.

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