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Cooks County/America's Test Kitchen turned me on to using flax seed oil. Wow, what a difference. Worth the $10 bottle - I've redone all my cast, and it's damn near non stick.

I've even used it on aluminum sheet pans. Those are so slick they feel oily when clean and dry.

Isn't that Lodge chart about cooking with those oils? I wonder what the implications are for seasoning - ATK recommends using saturated fats, as there's more carbon available, which is what you're trying to do - carbonise the surface (sounds like something from Star Wars, lol).

Yea, nothing good to see here - it's just exposing what was already a bad thing from a privacy standpoint.

Though with a little luck this will motivate EU to enforce stronger protections, and maybe (I'm not optimistic), this will help in the long term.

It's a pretty intractable problem, since the US lacks strong protections as no individual state wants to try pushing stronger protections, since that will just motivate business to go elsewhere.

Though Texas is taking an insurance company to court for trying to do an end-run around data collection restrictions. Hopefully they'll get hit with a verdict that hurts.

Even worse, the McD ice cream machine issue was caused my McD themselves, by having requirements around cleaning cycles that were tighter than the machine could do.

The same machines worked fine at other companies.

Wtf? What are you taking about ableism??

I don't even know what you mean

Then you're doing it wrong.

Put water and rice in pot. Bring to boil. Lower to simmer. Set timer. Done.

And watch all the lights turn off.

Oh, neat setup!

Let's start with everything of hers, publish everything about her, even stuff locked in her safe at home.

Oh, that's not what she meant? Because that's what it sounded like to me.

I'm currently moving (for the last year) from Gmail to mailbox.org.

They have a free level, but I wanted aliases, so I pay $30/year. Worth every penny.

Well, you want a /s to indicate sarcasm.

And frankly, "mysogyny going one way" doesn't really make sense.

So, paid app (if you want wireless sync) - Media Monkey.

The Android app can read network shares and network media servers (I forget exactly what it can read). But it works best if you run the server app - then you can stream the library or sync media, similar to iTunes.

The Android app is free for basic functionality ($5 for wireless sync), the desktop/server app is free ($30 to enable wireless sync and a few other features). It's been worth it for me. Even the free versions work very well.

"enforce democracy"

That's an interesting turn of phrase.