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joe_guy
5y ago
> Given goals towards freedom of speech, some content won't align with you politically (and some might), but there's enough decent content that you can potentially use it as an alternative platform successfully. I find high cur
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joe_guy
5y ago
Agreed. In general I've found ars Technica to be a very poor source of information and low on quality.
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joe_guy
5y ago
But perhaps the pans temperature matters.
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joe_guy
5y ago
At least in woodworking, curing oils that don't have metallic driers added to them, take about a month to cure. 100% Tung oil, and (not boiled) linseed oil are the ones I'm aware of. I have no information using them on cast iron.
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joe_guy
5y ago
Our experiences overwhelming align but one counter example is Discord. The chess.com native client is also reasonable.
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joe_guy
5y ago
Oh interesting. There is sardine pizza. I'll try it if I'm ever at a decent place and spot it on the menu.
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5y ago
Unfortunately dating apps are an area where popularity does matter. Few are going to stick around on a largely empty app. I was banned from Tinder about a year into the pandemic. I would sometimes idly swipe over that year to pass time but
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5y ago
Those were anchovies. Anchovies are generally prepared salt packed and filleted. So they're thinn and salty. Very good for pizza. Sardines in the other hand are served headless but otherwise whole, they're very meaty and would be