Sure are! They’re all steel.

Yes! That’s it - Matfer. I think America’s Test Kitchen recommend them and I’d follow ATK off a cliff on kitchen advice. So far, the pans have been fantastic, but I can’t imagine there’s a whole lot to go wrong with a carbon steel pan.

Bonus points if you budget a little extra and make friends with a local upholster. They can work magic in turning that solid, but ugly, chair from something your grandma would have to something you might find in a design magazine.

Carbon steel pans. You season and treat them like cast iron, but they develop a beautiful, smooth, non stick surface. I just made two over easy eggs in mine. They’re basically all I use anymore - no PFOx, no muss.

I thought I bought two from a French company that started with an ‘M’ but I can’t figure out which brand 😂

Park them outside where they’ll be stolen by Kia Boiiyz*

• yes, we know these models aren’t push button. save it, pointdexter

(post comment edit - if you put things inside < > as your entire post, Lemmy will eat it. Cool>

Yep - I bought sync way back in the day and paid less than $5 for it. Used it for years and years across multiple devices until I switched to iOS. I got my moneys worth for sure - $20 seems like a bargain.

No doubt, it’s a chicken or egg problem.

I haven’t done any Signal app recruiting in my circle of contacts (in fact, I don’t think I’ve talked to anyone about it) and I have 14 contacts that have it installed at the very least. I don’t think it would be a huge push to make Signal more prevalent.

The uphill battle is making a dent in iMessage adoption, which seems to be deeper and deeper entrenched every day.

What temp?

Hoffman seems to be pretty approving and I’d follow that guy off a cliff.

I’ve arrived at the same conclusion re: fractions of a penny front-running.

I have the same dell form factor - 3060. Love it.

There’s a certain subset of consumers for whom price is the most important deciding factor in where and what to buy. No surprise - an assembly line shoveling Sysco is priced pretty competitively.

DoorDash, Uber Eats and all their ilk are awf for other reasons anyways. If you want pizza, call the pizza place directly.

Kind of a chicken or an egg problem - we need content to attract the people, the people are attracted to content.

I think there are a lot of people cross-posting stuff to generate traffic and discussion