I was interested in the source for 38 here:

Using mild soap on well-seasoned cast-iron cookware will not damage the seasoning.[37] This is not because modern soaps are gentler than older soaps.[38]

It was just an article that said

Many sources explain that soap is OK because today’s dish soap (like our favorite from Mrs. Meyer’s) is gentler than it used to be. That may be true, but it’s not really the point. Once your pan is well seasoned, a little dish soap isn’t going to make a difference.

Pretty sad excuse for a source. Not even sure what that’s supposed to mean. Why is that not the point?

AFAIK the issue was soap used to contain lye which would destroy the seasoning. That’s a huge difference from modern soap.

Why would they even default to talking about volume here anyway. Makes no sense.

Hmm, I never heard this misconception before, so for me it was pretty unsurprising. Cooking meat at extremely hot temperatures causes it to lose moisture.

Because I want to read it?

Edit: oh, oh I see.

What’s the name of the story?

I know, and all the options look pretty bad IMO. That also doesn’t fix UX problems.

They deleted the fact that they are a metasearch engine

The diff you linked to has the new text of

Our search results also include anonymized API calls to all major search result providers worldwide

You’re being very disingenuous. Actually, no - your statement above is flat out wrong.

I tried SearXNG but the UI/UX was so shitty that I’d honestly rather pay for Kagi. Lots of people love it because it’s open source and are willing to 100% look past all UI/UX problems, which is a very common problem with open source in general.

Also, the actual quality of the results was garbage compared to Kagi.

Those people are dumb and weird.

People putting out buckets of candy for Halloween instead of handing it out at the door. No more social interaction or tradition. Just grab free candy and go.

I think the goal is they can replace cars a ton of the time for a ton of people. Take the train to work and then rent a car for the occasional road trip.

Isn’t Signal E2E encrypted? How would it be able to decrypt them?

But then what’s the benefit to Signal? Just that it’s decentralized?

I wonder if someone could invent a new open source machine of some sort along with a tool to fix that, and that tool just happens to also be able to fix the McDonald’s ice cream machines?

If you citizens arrested yourself then the criminal would also be holding the arrester hostage.

https://github.com/versotile-org/verso

Probably, because it’s simpler. Driving on a highway is way less complex of a task than driving in cities.

I bought a custom domain and use it with Proton. If Proton shuts down or something I can easily use the same domain with another provider.

What’s the other reason why you listen to them?

I’ve been using Linux at home for a decade now and have never needed to install a driver.