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by Wistar 5y ago
A bit tangential: Back in the early 90s — on a recommendation from a realtor who was a close friend of my brother's — I hired an inspector who was close to retirement. He worked with his wife who served as his assistant tasked with, in
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by Wistar 5y ago
BIG fan of the PD2700U. I also have their SW2700PT. Just great monitors.
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by Wistar 5y ago
Plus, the mini-split recessed in-ceiling cassettes from Mitsubishi are wondrous. No goofy unit hanging on the wall.
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by Wistar 5y ago
Perhaps everyone should publish a mugshot portrait of themselves so that no one knows which are real and which aren't.
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by Wistar 5y ago
Malazeice?
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by Wistar 5y ago
I hope you are kidding. I have had Flukes that sell for twice the price and aren't as practically good and useful for cooking as is the Mk4 Thermapen. It is unmatched.
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by Wistar 5y ago
FWIW, According to 2019 data from the International Diabetes Federation, Portugal is ranked 53rd (9.8%) out of 195 countries for prevalence of both type 1 and type 2 diabetes. Kiribati ranked 1st at 22.5% of the population between the ages
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by Wistar 5y ago
A packet is a packet is a packet. Well, ideally.
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by Wistar 5y ago
It is very important for teaching materials that intended to used as handouts or worksheets for kids. My SO is an elementary school teacher (Kindergarten) and I often am asked to fix "print-to-pdf" from HTML messes from a web site
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by Wistar 5y ago
I seem to recall that Walmart was selling turnkey Lindows PCs for a really low price, like $129.
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by Wistar 6y ago
It does work well and it is not hard to clean. It is important to put the grinder, housing, disc and blade, in the freezer before use. Both the grinder and the meat need to be cold to prevent the fat from melting out of the meat due to the
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by Wistar 6y ago
The Texas BBQ lore I recall reading says that it was thrifty German immigrants who first came up with the low and slow method of cooking brisket in an effort to not waste an otherwise nearly inedible cut.
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by Wistar 6y ago
Wow. I looked, on your behalf, for Australian-sourced full brisket and came up with zilch. Do you have a local butcher you can go to? Instinct or perhaps lore tells me you should have outstanding access to incredible brisket down-under but,
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by Wistar 6y ago
And, as a component in home-ground beef, irreplaceable due to the very high fat content. My ground burger blend is equal amounts chuck (SRF wagyu if available), brisket (flank if I can't get brisket) and oxtail (very challenging to cut
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by Wistar 6y ago
Fantastic comment. The Creekstone Farms tip alone is gold. Question: What temp is your warmer? Also, do you leave the brisket wrapped when it is resting in the warmer?
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by Wistar 6y ago
The wrapping is crucial.
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by Wistar 6y ago
I have done a lot of fussy brisket cooks using a variety of cookers, Hasty-Bake, Komodo, hand-made fire brick wood pit, pellet, Oyler, Cookshack, Memphis and, one sleepless night, I happened across this video from America's Test Kitche
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by Wistar 6y ago
The Telefunken ELA M 251, and the C12 and U47 tube mics come to mind. As does the Brauner VM1S. And then there are the used vintage mics which can go for $15k+. At the cheap but well-regarded end of things is the Stellar X2 from TZ TechZone
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by Wistar 6y ago
Well, I am skeptical. It's why I asked (and apparently pissed off some down-voting-inclined people by asking).
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by Wistar 6y ago
My daughter's boyfriend, an RN, has been fully vaccinated with the Pfizer vaccine. This week, on the advice of hospital management, he is getting the first of two jabs of the Moderna vaccine. Anyone else heard of this double vaccinatio
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by Wistar 6y ago
Such a marvelous comment.
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by Wistar 6y ago
Also seeing the behavior with recent The New Yorker articles.
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by Wistar 6y ago
It's just a casual couch browsing machine. I am not worried about sync but Chrome seems to work better on this older iPad than does Safari.
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by Wistar 6y ago
For some weird reason, on all of the recent Wired articles, all I am able to see is the first paragraph. No "read more," no obvious way to see the rest of the article. This is on iOS with Chrome.
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by Wistar 6y ago
I am in your camp, too. My muscle-memory investment in the Adobe product line, especially Photoshop, Illustrator and After-Effects, is approaching 30 years old — more than half my life — and that really locks me in for professional, get-it-
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by Wistar 6y ago
Although it was capable of Myst.
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by Wistar 6y ago
Your summary is the second application of understanding paint: the clarity coat, the second view into the problem space.
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by Wistar 6y ago
I have certainly been surprised by the question, "Are you mad?" from people who know me very well and have completely misread my emotion. And that's in person.
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by Wistar 6y ago
Indeed. The least one I added from HN comments was "Tsundoku."
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by Wistar 6y ago
[Adds "stationarity" to vocabulary]

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