jmcclell

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by jmcclell 2y ago
Ah, forgive me. I was going off memory and thought you meant during the heat testing portion which only used water for the test. It seems you take issue with calling it non-stick when oil is involved? To that end, sure, Teflon-like pans bea
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by jmcclell 2y ago
There is no oil used in the video that I linked. Did you watch another video? The water glides across the pan due to the Leidenfrost effect. That’s the point when you add the oil. I suspect there are some truisms involved here, but the comm
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by jmcclell 2y ago
Carbon steel pans are seasoned and generally will be stored with a light coat of oil. You'll add oil while cooking, as well. My carbon steel pans don't stick – an egg will happily glide on the surface. Stainless steel pans are not
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by jmcclell 2y ago
I suffer from seasonal allergies that last anywhere from 2-4 months out of the year. During the height of allergy season, I take Claritin-D – a mixture of loratadine and pseudoephedrine. Claritin-D 24-hour caplets come in boxes of 10. You n
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by jmcclell 2y ago
I generally align with your viewpoint here. I do think what we need are better ways to regulate the way free speech flows in a constantly online world. That's hand wavy and non-specific, I know, but one example might be some regulation
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by jmcclell 2y ago
The problem extends beyond WaPo, though. He is connected with other companies that rely on government contracts or are otherwise subject to current and/or future government regulation, e.g., Amazon, Blue Origin, etc. WaPo may be the on
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by jmcclell 2y ago
It makes sense in so much as "it's a risk to our business to endorse Harris because of the risk of falling afoul of Trump's vindictive nature should he win." From a fiduciary standpoint, I agree with that assessment. Fro
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by jmcclell 2y ago
To be clear: you're suggesting that there is scant evidence that any forms of disease arise from pathogens? Or do you have a more narrow definition of disease? For instance, is a strep throat caused by a colonization of strep bacteria
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by jmcclell 2y ago
The book Waves in an Impossible Sea really goes into some depth on this (for a layman -- which I am) and tries to drive home the point that there are two perspectives one might take. There's the perspective of the medium and the perspe