>>66019 >>66020 to be fair i don't expect normal people to know them i just mean if you're also high rank in the movie guesing game for sickos you should people have all kinds of gimmicks though
i hope my area gets hit with the large thunderstorm. for no reason other than i want rain! (and perhaps.. i may be able to get off early) will it happen? #8ball (Maybe) always so vague
It's been like a year since I've hopped onto Kona-craft server... Been forever since the /tea/-craft server has been up. Minecraft itself has updated several times since. I wonder how you merge old maps into new ones.
>>62996 Clear cut case of poor/nonexistent shielding right there. that is in fact not Kobeni
>>62998 the thinkpad I just bought has both a normal proprietary charging port and a usb-c thunderbolt port it can charge through, which is really cool. I have a usb-c fast charger I leave at work, so taking my laptop is real easy because I don't have to lug the charging cord with me.
I see, I see. My work laptop charger is USB-C so I can steal that. >>62997 What's funny is this laptop is USB-C but the docking station uses a full charger, so you still need a real charging cord here. I don't have a post so you gotta make it Lila Lilac I am grabbing random pictures from Signal cuz I have no where else to grab from with such low bandwidth lol
Part 2 is amazing, Asa is the best character Funimoto has written The chapters are legit hilarious and made me laugh with Denji's antics and getting pushed around by everyone
@Ren do you know the timing/temperature difference that I'd adjust for a ceramic loaf pan? I keep on increasing the time and temperature but man, it keeps on sticking. I'm on my 3rd attempt with a broken loaf and I'm getting quite disenchanted with ceramic pans in total.
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For reference, I still ... okay I'll buy an instant read thermometer...
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I baked cookies yesterday. They didnt come out like i epected but they're okay i guess. They dont taste that sweet but I know how much sugar i put in them so I know i cant eat as much as I feel I should be able to... I know theyre sugar cookies, but i feel like the recipei called for way too much still.
>>62337 >wilton Found your problem. Everything wilton I've ever used has been cheap junk. In the biz, the wilton pans were always the junk pans used for junk jobs. >blob a few drops of vegetable oil on the pan and smear it around I've never had luck doing this. I find I need to actually spray on oil with a spritzer or something. Normal spray oils in a can normally have flour or lecithin added for extra unstickability which I don't care for personally, but you might be fine with. Also >>62374 In the biz, I'd flop it out of the strap pans similar to flipping things out of a frying pan, but for a single loaf, I just turn it over and let it fall out. >>62401 I'd think it'd be pretty much the same as glass or cast iron. I actually stopped adjusting for the pan I'm baking in since I found it really doesn't make that much of a difference. >>62554 Salt and vanilla are pretty important for cookies. I like to put in 2-3 times the called for vanilla for most things. It makes them taste so much better.
>>>/watch?v=PSCFIZa4b3I I watched this video recently. For some reason, I find it wild how similar this bakery is to the ones I've worked at. Even the equipment is the same. I guess thinking about it makes it less wild. Maybe just wacky. I'unno, but if you ever wondered what it's like working in a bakery, this'll give you the vibe. I really want those ovens. They look nice.
Oh right, I forgot to ask my question. Does anyone here have any experience with Belgian pies? I made one for thanksgiving despite never seeing one before and was told it was pretty good. Now I want to make a better one for Christmas, but every recipe I've found kinda sucks. I'll probably rig together my own thing, but I want to make sure I'm still making a Belgian pie.
Might also be that one of those is an ambient light sensor for automatic screen brightness and another is a proximity sensor for turning off the screen when you put the phone against your ear. At least the Windows Hello biometric cameras emit infrared when they activate so if they're similar you might be able to find out by pointing an old digital camera at it.
>>58998 I'd assume there's less need for those and more need for sensors on the front of the device. Also some of these cameras take pictures before and after the main camera... Also also modern smartphones have AIs for recognizing lewd body parts because that's what people actually use smartphone cameras for. They're actually worse at recognizing faces than cocks.
