Yeah! Those nuggets are my go to quick protein snack. And cholesterol free, to boot.
BRB, gonna make some nuggets now…
Yeah! Those nuggets are my go to quick protein snack. And cholesterol free, to boot.
BRB, gonna make some nuggets now…
Awesome response, and a great succinct postmortem. Thanks for doing what you do!
If done via hacked admin credentials, this is a great advertisement for enabling 2FA anywhere it’s supported. AIUI Lemmy is also getting support for this for user accounts soon (https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy/issues/2363)
Thanks, I appreciate it - looks like I’ve got some bedtime reading for awhile :)
This is interesting and something I’ve not heard of - can you recommend a starter link for someone with a basic stats background? I had some in undergrad, but this sounds like a topic that could get very tinfoil-hat-y if not searched correctly and with good context.
You’ve done awesome with this instance. It’s great to hear you’re taking a break and paying attention to burnout - it’s not all on you, so take the time you need to center yourself and get your mojo back. We’ll be waiting, but not in the creepy or stressful way hopefully ^^
The “S” in “IOT” stands for security.
I mean… it can still be cancer causing despite being hard to avoid. If it’s impossible to avoid (“breathing probably cancer-causing”) then I could see the argument. But all-nighters and red meat are pretty avoidable for a sizable fraction - maybe not all - of people who are in that group.
Hello recycling friend!
I’ve been doing some bottle glass recycling of my own. Started with simple wax candles in bottles with the tops cut off, now moving into fusing and slumping (requires a kiln). For that I’ve been crushing bottles into frit, then spreading them into a ceramic mold brushed with kiln wash, then running the kiln up to ~1500F to fuse the glass together before cooling slowly. They make kilns you can use in a microwave, but I recommend one with a digital control - costs typically over $1k if you buy new, cheaper if you can find one on craigslist :)
In my experience, engraving isn’t too hard on the glass as long as you’re roughing up the surface and not going too deep. You can buy diamond coated Dremel sanding bits to smooth the sharp edges. I’d avoid high heat as uncontrolled cooling can build internal stress and cause the glass to shatter months/years down the road.
I’d recommend a vinyl cutter for making stencils, and sand blaster for roughing the unmasked area - you can find cutters on sale for ~$100 off eBay/Amazon with a small but useful cut area. They’re much faster and more precise than going by hand.
I for one welcome the long furby renaissance.
I recently bought a trash picker and have been meaning to pick up trash at times when I’m already walking to somewhere - this post is a good motivation to actually bring it along next time. Thanks :)
Also omitted - the amount of speculative buying for planned capacity that never actually happens. I worked for one of the big tech companies for several years, and more specialized hardware especially (ML accelerators) were spun up with the notion of “we don’t know who will need these, but we don’t want to not have them if they’re needed”. Cue massive amounts of expensive hardware sitting plugged in and idle for months as dev teams scramble to adopt their stuff to new hardware that has just enough difference in behavior and requirements as to make it hard to migrate over.
Also also, there’s a bunch of “when in doubt, throw it out” - automated systems detecting hardware failure that automatically decommission it after a couple strikes. False positive signals were common, so a lot gets thrown out despite being perfectly fine.
Good to know, thanks! I’ll try to get a bit more airflow where it’s set up.
I’d never heard of passivation before - thanks, will definitely do that before my first attempt.
Cool - I avoid acids for cleaning, mostly just use iodophor and steam
I do brew mead sometimes - I’ll probably be switching between mead, beer, and wine over time. Do you think those flavors will start carrying over between batches? I’ve had pretty good luck so far with plastic, and I’m hoping stainless is fine as well since it’s a harder material.
What do you normally do for secondary with mead? I could get a glass carboy, but I hear those are prone to shatter when moved…
I only use iodophor and sometimes hot steam, so I think I should be ok. Good to know some chemicals will etch it though
Good point - I’ll stick to a soft sponge or plastic scraper to keep the nice finish. Thanks!
Woah - I didn’t know those existed, and now I want one!
I might upgrade the lid after a couple batches if I get frustrated with cleaning
Not OP, but IME the breading tends to fall off when they’re chopped and moved around a bunch, but if you mix sliced air fried ones in at the very end that’d probably turn out pretty well.