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by majikandy 4y ago
No need to pretend it’s healthier. Some things will be, some things won’t be. Definitely doesn’t take 3x in a home setting. If anything 3x faster start to finish in my experience.
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by majikandy 4y ago
Agree, and actually less necessary than you think. Sometimes you forget and it’s usually still fine.
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by majikandy 4y ago
Ah yes, croutons are another fantastic thing to use it for.
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by majikandy 4y ago
Air fryer isn’t the best choice for Chicken breasts, so your point is valid for that cut. It will of course still cook ok. But chicken thighs on the other hand, probably better than a frying pan as you can get the crispyness all over and ju
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by majikandy 4y ago
For example, George Foreman decommissioned. Sausages never cooked any other way. Chicken nuggets, love them or hate them they cook great in the air fryer. Main convection oven only really used in our house to bake bread.
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by majikandy 4y ago
I wouldn’t lose too much sleep for them, I think they are doing ok :)
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by majikandy 4y ago
This. The pull out draw/basket is the true game changer.
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by majikandy 4y ago
Haha. Funny, but doesn’t match widespread opinion. Personally it is the best money I have ever spent in my kitchen. Fantastic results. Food often even better than fried, oven baked, pan fried or grilled. I explicitly choose my air fryer for
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by majikandy 4y ago
And then you try it, still confused how this can fry. And after the first couple of cooks, you don’t care anymore and wouldn’t give up this gadget! For me the USP is the slide in and out basket, ability to do a little shake. The convenienc
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by majikandy 4y ago
Are you sure? Feels like totally less oil than deep fried to me, even tossed in oil, it isn’t sitting in that oil… put too much and that all drips off into the bottom of the pan the basket sits over. I agree to makes fantastic chips (UK), e
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by majikandy 4y ago
Lastpass
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by majikandy 4y ago
I spotted that too, also the next iteration is 3.5 even though 5 should have never been fed in?
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by majikandy 4y ago
Is it possible that scamming huge swathes of people would make said sacammer a victim of their own success and a prime target for the authorities?
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by majikandy 4y ago
In personal interaction scams, spelling mistakes are also endearing and help you believe you are talking to the real person. Even if they “work for” a known company.
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by majikandy 4y ago
This is what I thought it would be from the title. Top players say that they don’t necessarily see a top engine move but can immediately identify one when it is played on them.
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by majikandy 4y ago
If the value dropped to Zero, I’d “buy” them all and then run my own miner to confirm the transaction and sail off into the virtual sunset with my story about how I bought all the bitcoin in the world. I’d keep running the miner and publish
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by majikandy 4y ago
Might you be better off spending the effort on improving the codebase of the existing product instead of rewriting from scratch?
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by majikandy 4y ago
I remember reading years ago that if you want to be chilled out, do Pranayama. So I tried. It was the first thing that helped me chill out my mind at a time of great difficulty. The one that worked the best for me is where you breathe in 3
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by majikandy 4y ago
Pseudoscience would be if breathing exercises didn’t have a significant effect on cortisol levels. But some randomised trials have proven that they do. If you apply an additional reason over the top of the breathing like the utterance of ce
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by majikandy 4y ago
Haven’t had this much fun since last Saturday morning pressing refresh for Glastonbury tickets.
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Our brains might use quantum computation(neurosciencenews.com)
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by majikandy 4y ago
Awkward name though isn’t it mastodon
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by majikandy 4y ago
Ah yes… the classic “do you work for dell?”. No, because I’d have a dell email address wouldn’t I? not one that starts with dell@
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by majikandy 4y ago
I have done the same for years but I don’t think I actually had much benefit in the end. I don’t ever remember getting spam sent to dodgy-company@mydomain and then needing to block it, in all the 20 ish years I’ve done this.
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by majikandy 4y ago
The issue I have is not remembering them, as the password manager does that. The issue is more when companies rely on your email address being the same for different parts of the service or they take my PayPal email address and use that as
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by majikandy 4y ago
What a crazy idea. I have .com too :)
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by majikandy 4y ago
Remember for point 4 it needs something in that salted water that can keep it at the lower temperature.
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by majikandy 4y ago
So just under a double shot of 40% abv spirit here in the uk per litre. You’re right, not that much is it.
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by majikandy 4y ago
Yep I hear that, but also a frappucino without Xanthan gum is just a floaty slushy mess on sugary water.
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by majikandy 4y ago
A bit of alcohol would achieve that too right? Eg rum&raisin ice cream

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