thenewred @ thenewred @lemmy.world

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Gave FreeCAD and darktable a solid try hoping to switch my main desktop, but they have significant usability problems

I did something similar with deluge. Went an extra step and made a script update the deluge listen port.

Wrote down the details here if it helps anyone else. I included the docker config files and some issues I ran into.

https://edmomot.github.io/automatically-update-deluge-listen-port-when-gluetun-vpn-updates/

This exists and is actually the way pharmacy used to work.

Long story short, economies of scale led to today's system.

In the field of pharmacy, compounding (performed in compounding pharmacies) is preparation of custom medications to fit unique needs of patients that cannot be met with mass-produced formulations. This may be done, for example, to provide medication in a form easier for a given patient to ingest (e.g., liquid vs. tablet), or to avoid a non-active ingredient a patient is allergic to, or to provide an exact dose that isn't otherwise available.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Compounding

We have Road Rash. What more could you want?

You won't find ladybugs indoors. You will find Asian lady beetles, however.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harmonia_axyridis

These are not native in North America, and group up in the winter looking for shelter. Native ladybugs stay outdoors.

https://plunketts.net/blog/ladybugs-vs-asian-lady-beetles

Firefox mobile has add ons like unlock origin. You can block ads on your phone.

The governer that was involved in the Householder conspiracy? That one?

The maps that are already illegal?

Beets

Curious what the audiophile community thinks of this. Is the sound quality actually better with a design like this?

Basil. Feta. Kalamata olives.

I assumed crossover cables were to go between A and B standards, but that doesn't look accurate. What are they for then?

In math, a dimension doesn't have to be tied to our real physical dimensions. In two dimensions, you need two values to represent a point (a, b). In three dimensions, you need three values, (a, b, c). It simply keeps going, more dimensions means more values. Of course it gets harder to visualize, but the math keeps working.

Not dry. Came out juicy. That's a factor of final internal temperature, not cooking method.

That's awesome. I want some goose jerky.

That's the downside. This time I had lots of time to let it rest, so I popped it in the oven at 550F right before serving for five minutes. Probably could have used a bit more time.

I don't make gravy anyway so it's no loss for me

The smoke is of course delicious, but the really important part is the final internal temperature of the meat. Doing the same cook in an oven would still come out great.

I target 145 F. There's a PDF document by the FDA that breaks down the time and temperature needed to kill the bad stuff. 165 is instant, but 145 at ten minutes is also safe.

This is spatchcocked. It cooks fairly evenly, but the breasts take the longest. Not a big deal since the dark meat tolerates higher temperatures better. I usually target 145 F internal temp. This one went over.

I've thought about putting together a video of my spatchcocking technique since I have it down to a few minutes. It's a combination of a few videos I've watched.

Essentially, starting at the back, cut around the rib cage, separate the thigh bones, then remove the entire rib cage from the breast plate by cutting through the cartilage.

Hard to tell because I didn't have a digital thermometer in the smoker for this cook, but somewhere around 275/315.

I rarely use water, only when I need to bring the temperature lower than I can get with the vents mostly closed. The evaporative cooling of the water keeps temperature down. I don't use it for humidity, that doesn't actually improve the meat. Final internal temp and cook time are the main factors there.

About 3 hours in the smoker. Turkey goes quick usually, and it comes out better at a higher smoker temperature.