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Cake day: June 4th, 2024

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  • Darohan@lemmy.ziptoWTF@lemmy.wtfWhy
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    21 days ago

    Twin balance wheels beat independently on each flank of the Machine, while the central body reveals the gearbox of the HM9 engine: a planetary differential that averages the output of both balances to provide one stable reading of the time.

    … What?


  • Darohan@lemmy.zipto196Cast iron rule
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    22 days ago

    Honestly I’ve been told this a bunch, but I cook so much tomato-filled Italian/Mediterranean food and then just leave the pan until the next day to clean, never seen any serious issues from it. Seasoning is also regenerative, so even if you do fuck it up a bit, a couple of meals later it will be basically back to normal.


  • Darohan@lemmy.zipto196Cast iron rule
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    23 days ago

    It’s entirely possible, I’ve actually never even had one last even that long and just kinda guesstimated how long a pan that had been absolutely baby’d would last.

    Sorry for linking R*ddit, but this thread seems to mirror my suspicions, 3-5 years on average, 10 if you treat it insanely well.


  • Darohan@lemmy.zipto196Cast iron rule
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    23 days ago

    Folks love to harp on about how “iTs So HaRd To CaRe FoR” but honestly Teflon pans (the more common option) are worse

    Cast iron:

    • be a little careful when washing it
    • will last longer than your grandkids

    Teflon:

    • don’t get it too hot
    • don’t use metal tools
    • don’t use too much oil
    • often not oven-safe
    • will last like 10 years at most


  • Off the top of my head I’d say a poem called “an ode to what is now, effectively, stairs” about shutdown escalators in an abandoned mall. I’ve had a search around for it a couple of times, including on the forum that I’m pretty sure I saw it on - the Agora Road Macintosh Cafe (I think this has since become a right-wing cesspool, it was last time I was there, so not a recommendation), but no luck :/ This was only like 7 years ago, so I’m almost impressed at how quickly it’s disappeared.


  • That’s sort of where I’m at right now to be honest. Google has removed or plan to remove basically everything that gave Android an edge over iOS. Meanwhile Apple, for all their flaws, has actually put out some pretty compelling offerings with the iPhone 17 line both hardware- and software-wise, and has made meaningful improvements in the realm of repairability and side-loading, albeit under regulatory pressure. At this point, it’s looking like going to be harder than I’d like to choose between the two when I go to replace my phone in 3-5 years - provided both companies stay on their current trajectories.


  • Honestly I’ve found there’s way more to do for fun that’s free in cities compared to when I lived in a small town. The libraries, museums, parks, etc. are all much larger, more exciting, and easier to access - I don’t even need to own a car to have fun anymore. There’s also more social groups for more niche interinterests. Back when I lived in a town, the options for free(ish) fun were: go to a house, go to a mountain, go to the beach, and all were places you had to drive, god forbid you want to take a bus or walk somewhere, and then the people you would hang out with at those places were just co-workers or people you met in school, because there was no other way to meet people.