I haven't had the circulator out since Thanksgiving. You've inspired me. Strips it is! I'll try the mustard. I've been itching to roast some marrow too.
My favorite cut. What was your process? What did you do for the sear? From the sous-vide I like to sear on a hot cast iron or a hot grill.
Damn I didn't know that. Crossing that of my list for sure.
Tuna fish casserole. Made me gag. None of my friends ever heard of it back then and not many now. I think it's like an old Betty Crocker type recipe. Today, I love it, but only my mom's.
Understand that RCS is very hit or miss right now. I believe all alternate OS's are having a problem figuring it out. Some people are using it with no problem and other people can't get it to work. There is a looong RCS thread in the GrapheneOS forum.
Community is great. There are many very knowledgeable people there.
I'm searching too. Seafile keeps popping up, but I haven't looked at it yet.
I bought this album (Meatloaf, Bat out of Hell) back when you went to record stores and flipped through albums and bought something because the cover looked cool. I was already listening to Judas Priest, Iron Maiden.. I was like wtf is this. Never understood that genre. And yeah, kiss sucks too.
Hopefully they don't taste too good. Cats are fair game for human consumption in Thailand from what I just read.
That's what I've been doing too, but a lot of garbage still gets through.
Well I just learned something new. The term undercoating, to me, is the heavy black spray. I didn't realize this product (B'laster Surface Shield) could be used like this. I found a reddit thread where a guy sprayed the bottom of a truck and a year later he was impressed how well it lasted. Sounds like it would occasionally need to be re-coated. I have zero experience with the green can product, but it sure looks to be very similar.
I just put one in my cart and made it all the way to payment option.. maybe try again?
That Blaster Surface Shield is like an oily, waxy spray that wipes right off. It's not like black undercoating that goes on thick and dries hard.
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