Maybe, but the small things do add up. Insurance rate increases due to high risk aerial performances, coordinator/safety team, etc.

Yeah, if your package is missing, that’s the first place to look

Yeah, you can buy just the instruction set or fully designed cpu.

nvidia wanted to buy them recently but the deal didn’t go through

Wonder if I can sell his shoes; he never even wore them.

Hold the tip as well as the grip, and take your time. Brace it against a flat piece like you’re planing it and use that as a guide.

Honestly, whenever I’ve made it, we just wiped oil on the bottom of the pan with a paper towel. Maybe a little more than I’d use to grease a cake pan, but not an ungodly amount.

Detroit deep dish is very different from Chicago fwiw. Chicago is more of a casserole, a pizza pie if you will. Detroit is very much like op’s but about 30% thicker, breadier crust. It can be folded, and doesn’t require utensils

Honestly, it may have nothing to do with the browser.

For instance at&t’s newest fiber gateway (bgw320-500/505, 3-4 years old at this point) has a known issue that bypasses pihole for all Wi-Fi devices. Such that only hardwired devices can utilize its DNS services. Even with the pihole acting as DHCP server

I’m a big fan of J Kenji Lopez Alt’s Detroit style deep dish crust. Takes a while to proof, but it’s great.

They’re often free from local health departments, state/county

I think they’re talking about pihole not ubo

And in ~11 years they’ll be able to turn it on without asking permission because there’s an emergency nearby

Full range (stove & oven) requires 50 amp circuit on 220v-240v. Plugs into Nema 14-50 outlet in USA usually, but you can wire up whatever.

Technically only needs the 50 amp breaker since it could use that much if everything is turned on.

You could get a single burner induction cooktop and they’ll plug into a normal 120v 15 amp outlet.

Did they actually confirm it wasn’t UM, or did they say there wasn’t enough evidence to confirm it was UM?

Also peppercorns

I thought that’s always been the business model for inkjets since they were invented. Same as game consoles and Gillette razors. Vendor lockin is very lucrative since people are lazy and don’t understand sunk cost.

There isn’t really a way to change pixel response time outside of buying a new (crappy) monitor.

Plus that could result in more bright pixels staying bright for longer

As for the blue-ness reduction, many monitors come with an “eye care” setting that drops the max brightness and reduces blue tint. The LG C5 I got a couple months ago has it and might be the closest thing you can get prepackaged. It being OLED doesn’t help with bright flashes though, probably makes them worse by comparison.