You are right about those traits, but I’m not sure thermal capacity is going to be too important in cooking; I could be wrong since I am an intermediate cook, but since you have a sustained heat source that you can control, thermal capacity should be largely irrelevant.

You are right about those traits, but I’m not sure thermal capacity is going to be too important in cooking; I could…

Pretty neat process; I can watch manufacturing all day long. The roll method they use for bonding is about what I was expecting, but isn’t something I think I can accomplish in a home shop unless I had a rather big power hammer (one that does 150 tons is massive) and some custom dies. My thinking was to attempt forge…

Pretty neat process; I can watch manufacturing all day long. The roll method they use for bonding is about what I…

No, I meant the interior of the pan/pot to protect from the copper. There are no particular safety issue with aluminum cookware, assuming it isn’t in significant disrepair, as such cookware contribute 1 or 2 milligrams of aluminum intact and the WHO estimates that adults can consume more than 50 milligrams of aluminum…

No, I meant the interior of the pan/pot to protect from the copper. There are no particular safety issue with…

There are several positive/negatives to each material. Copper is heavy, soft, corrodes, not easy to clean, and conducts heat really well, and expensive. Al is cheap, soft, light, conducts pretty well, and is soft enough that it will pit with heavy use (look at any commercial kitchen’s older aluminum pans). Stainless…

There are several positive/negatives to each material. Copper is heavy, soft, corrodes, not easy to clean, and…

Sure; I thought I had made that clear. My point was that the stainless steel is largely ornamental since you could just as easily obtain protection from the copper with an aluminum interior and you would have better heat conduction.

Sure; I thought I had made that clear. My point was that the stainless steel is largely ornamental since you could…

I’d be interested in knowing more about their manufacturing procedure, not that I expect you have access to it. I figure you could make one or two of these by hand, in terms of time and materials, for around the original price ($1,150), but that is making a lot of presumptions about them. It would be interesting to…

I’d be interested in knowing more about their manufacturing procedure, not that I expect you have access to it. I…

Why do all of the characters from the top image look like they just orgasmed a few minutes ago?

Um, no. Those ‘crashes’ are an intended feature to make the game more challenging. If you don’t like it you are a filthy causal that just doesn’t get it. Go back to playing Candy Crush.

Apparently BobsYurUncle has never heard of sandpaper.

Of course, my defense here is in the context of an ideal situation where the John (or Jane) has no particular hang-ups on sex, such as conflating sex with love, and the sex worker has freely chosen their line of work as with any other occupation, something admittedly unlikely in at least the US. My point is that the…

This seems a little over-analytical, presuming that sex can only be desirable as some sort of magical experience in which a mystical bonding is performed. It seems to be discounting people, specifically men here, that are comfortable with this because they haven’t made sex into something it isn’t and because they…

Thanks!

This person when through a bucket of washes, but it looks awesome. I think that some people are wanting to call this more Warhammer than Warcraft is because the paint style on this is so close to how you paint Warhammer minis; If you told me this was a picture of a new model someone just painted for their Orc army I…

Dakka worry about it. A lot of Nobz make the same mistake.

A roundabout and a traffic circle are actually two different intersections; this is a roundabout, which is an excellent intersection solution if the topography and approach roads merit one. I’m a little skeptical of this roundabout due to some of the angles, but I’m sure Tesla hired a good civil engineer(s). The…

Sure. I live in the US and work a 9-to-5 office job with slacks and dress shirts; people are usually surprised if the subject of tattoos comes up and I mention that I have 4, although there is rarely anything beyond temporary surprise.

I would hold off on Slain; the reviews on Steam are Mostly Negative, the main issue apparently being that the controls are so bad that the game is functionally unplayable.

Unfortunately the game has Mostly Negative reviews on Steam. Reading them it appears that the primary issue is that the controls are so bad that the game is essentially unplayable. What a shame.

No Master of Orion 2? For shame.

This is largely unsettling due to our stupid ape brains. I fully expect auto-darkening windows to be a common solution to this issue.