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Tanith posted:what exactly am I looking at here Black pudding with cheese topping and a boiled egg.
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CRIP EATIN BREAD posted:if you dont wash your cast iron pans you are a gross goon monster oh huh, the internet says that you can wash it, just don't let it soak. a tv chef told me to just salt and wipe down.
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SmokaDustbowl posted:people using a terminal in 2015 I make 3d models and do photoshopping all via terminal commands
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KoRMaK posted:i like the terminal. its fun typing stuff. what can i google to figure out how to do 3d models from the terminal? i have wanted to do that for a long time but i was too lazy to make my own svg rendererr so i just forgot about it
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Panty Saluter posted:hosed up if true barons childe toucher
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KoRMaK posted:oh huh, the internet says that you can wash it, just don't let it soak. when you season a pan, youre actually polymerizing the oil into the surface layer of the iron oxide. the higher the smoke point of the oil used originally, the hotter you can get the pan and the better the season you can get aka, use safflower oil
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KoRMaK posted:can someone help me understand this command from this tweet !! in bash expands to the previous command, and history -p means 'perform history expansion on this string', so history -p '!!' will evaluate to the last command. the escaping of the !s is unnecessary because they won't get expanded inside single quotes, but if they were in double quotes you'd need it to keep them from being expanded before the alias gets defined
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Panty Saluter posted:hosed up if true cp = cat pics
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BARONS CYBER SKULL posted:we're a black metal/ska mashup who does erotic covers of 8bit chiptunes link teh soundcloud
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ban for CP sickenign
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DiggityDoink posted:is that one of those egg laying dildos ive heard about recently? yes it's that
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Moist von Lipwig posted:link teh soundcloud https://www. Soundcloud.con/terriblepoopforyourears
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woah there buddy CP belongs in imp zone we all know that
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donate to my indiegogo so i can buy a wide variety of esoteric fetish sextoys and an expensive camera so i can make my stop motion masterpiece: dildoug's big adventure
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Improbable Lobster posted:donate to my indiegogo so i can buy a wide variety of esoteric fetish sextoys and an expensive camera so i can make my stop motion masterpiece: dildoug's big adventure What are the Stretch goals xD
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Corla Plankun posted:what can i google to figure out how to do 3d models from the terminal? I was just kidding. you could probably make it semi easily, just some set next vertex method in your bash. Alternatively, you just write as code in something that has a renderer, or maybe pipe your vertex commands from the console to the renderer. vOv posted:!! in bash expands to the previous command, and history -p means 'perform history expansion on this string', so history -p '!!' will evaluate to the last command. the escaping of the !s is unnecessary because they won't get expanded inside single quotes, but if they were in double quotes you'd need it to keep them from being expanded before the alias gets defined
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KoRMaK posted:oh huh, the internet says that you can wash it, just don't let it soak. salt and wipe down scrub is ideal after say, high heat meat applications - searing a steak or something if you use the cast iron for something with liquid in it or sauce or something splattery, yeah, wash it - i'd personally shy away from dish soap unless it's super bad but running hot water and a scotch-brite or other similar plastic scrubby alone should be fine the end goal is two fold - one to not allow rust to form via step two, never wash off the seasoning, like would happen in a dishwasher. You don't want to run a cast iron through a dishwasher. But careful washing in sink by hand is occasionally necessary and good.
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Sniep posted:salt and wipe down scrub is ideal after say, high heat meat applications - searing a steak or something another decent way to clean it is to light scrub any poo poo off of it in the sink, put some water in it, boil it on the stove then scrub it again in the sink. if the water in the pan is clean and not oily looking, youre fine. basically the original way to clean one of these if you're really anal or dont have a good seasoning on it, give it a lil wipe down with some high temp oil
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DiggityDoink posted:give it a lil wipe down with some high temp oil this is basic cast iron maintenance 101 - you should be having some form of oil at high temp spread all around at least weekly if you're using it a lot, i mean, make sure there's some sort of lucubration in there not that you dont know, but just for any others you want to have your cast irons live in a very light cast of oils
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yes ensure that your cooking utensils are constantly smeared with oil that will go rancid and accumulate other filth have some dignity and choose to live in a clean environment for yourself and others
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not quoting a stymie to tell him hes a loving idiot who obviously doesnt understand what the gently caress hes talking about
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DiggityDoink posted:not quoting a stymie to tell him hes a loving idiot who obviously doesnt understand what the gently caress hes talking about you're one of those types that doesn't bathe regularly, aren't you?
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Stymie posted:you're one of those types that doesn't bathe regularly, aren't you? you do realize that a very light coating of oil on iron stops it from rusting right? not that you should take a blob of your mothers rear end fat and rub it around and that good quality oil wont get rancid before you use your pan again. if it does, maybe you should clean it like i said before you loving retard
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Hi it's me, guy who doesn't understand that actually iron that isn't in stainless steel, can rust, because all my pans to date have been ikea $6 specials, says you're the guy who doesnt bathe regularly
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DiggityDoink posted:you do realize that a very light coating of oil on iron stops it from rusting right? not that you should take a blob of your mothers rear end fat and rub it around and that good quality oil wont get rancid before you use your pan again. if it does, maybe you should clean it like i said before you loving retard now youve gone and done it laddy
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goddamnit i quoted a stymie and now i know why i shouldnt have, hes the perfect antagonist
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DiggityDoink posted:you do realize that a very light coating of oil on iron stops it from rusting right? not that you should take a blob of your mothers rear end fat and rub it around and that good quality oil wont get rancid before you use your pan again. if it does, maybe you should clean it like i said before you loving retard yep, i can already hear you boasting about how you only bathe every other day because doing it every day is "dries out your skin" or other such nonsense
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you know what's another thing that keeps a pan from rusting? cleaning it properly
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BARONS CYBER SKULL posted:What are the http://i.imgur.com/BsiHH51l.jpg
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I CANT HELP ITStymie posted:you know what's another thing that keeps a pan from rusting? 
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Sniep posted:this is basic cast iron maintenance 101 - you should be having some form of oil at high temp spread all around at least weekly if you're using it a lot, i mean, make sure there's some sort of lucubration in there sword maintenance works the same way scrub the gore off but make sure to oil it for storage eazy peazy
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Stymie posted:you know what's another thing that keeps a pan from rusting?
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Silver Alicorn posted:potting compound cheers KoRMaK posted:ill never be able to hear a how its made without chuckling about plumbus tubes are good in power stages for guitar amps coz overdriving them sounds good idk why you'd want that for sound reproduction
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