I never tried flipping because I prefer a liquid yolk. The oil heats up very fast so you don't need to give it extra time but make sure the whole surface of the pan is covered by an oil film before putting the eggs in.
- Stainless steel, the superior cooking ware
- High heat until drops of water will slide around instead of evaporating on impact
- Cover surface with your preferred oil. I like coconut oil
- Reduce heat by around a third
- Drop the eggs in and wait
- Move pan away from the heat source when eggs are almost done
- Wait until eggs are done
- Enjoy fried eggs
Hit or miss with papayas. Even ripe ones can taste like feet if you're unlucky.
Green ones are obviously unripe but you can use them as a vegetable or lacto ferment them. Ripe ones have a reddish-yellowish-orange skin color depending on variety and should not be too firm. Big plus if they smell good but not necessary. I had many good papayas that had no smell.
As to your case get a second papaya so they can ripe together. I don't know if it applies to papayas but I experienced many fruits ripe faster if other fruits are present and even completely stop ripening when it sits alone.
You think I'm joking. I'm learning japanese right now which gives you the chinese characters for free. Thai is ugly tho, not gonna learn that shit.
Voyage on Android if you activate it in the settings
Just learn the language
Voyage now supports profile and topic lists (+ feed)
### 🌠 Features
- Create lists for profiles and topics
- List based feeds
- Delete lists
- Add profile to list from profile view
- Support nrelay
- Show nprofile in profile view
- Open njump when clicked nevent encodes unknown kind number
### 🛠 Improvements
- Turkish translation by [mikropsoft](https://github.com/mikropsoft)
- Subscribe newest lists when opening drawer
- Make drawer scrollable
- Copy nevent URI instead of nevent string
- Remove cross-posts from inbox view
- Don't offer translation of your own posts
- Encode kind number in nevent
- Don't set k tag in reaction event
- Sub lists in write- instead of read-relays
- Don't sweep votes and replies to saved posts
- Don't allow huge lists
- Sub new bookmarks when loading home feed
### ⚡️ Performance
- Simplify profiles in FollowListsView
- Decrease limit in feed subscription
- Only force full resub on refresh when on first page
- When scrolling feed only sub replies when post has 0 replies
- Don't sub outdated profiles
### 🎨 Styling
- Rename "Contacts" to "Profiles"
- Add bottom padding to drawer list
- Don't hide lud16 under advanced options
- Reduce thread level divider distance
- Match status bar color to top app bar
- Adjust wording and padding
### 🐛 Bug Fixes
- Read title instead of subject
- Avoid showing 2 progress bars
### ⚙️ Miscellaneous Tasks
- Upgrade dependencies
- Upgrade rust-nostr to v0.32.1
- Bump version to v0.7.0
I'm in the acceptance stage. I accept that my workflow will suck going forward.
Kotlin LSP sucks because JetBrains is focused on their IDE experience and doesn't care about other editors. I also need some tooling that AS provides
Tie your hair?
Android Studio is killing me
I only get hard knots when I forgot to comb the day before. I just yank through them while holding my hair tight to not rip out the roots.
It might not be the best but I'm a huge fan of coconut oil.
You can use it for cooking, hair- and skin-care and it's been used for these usecases by countless cultures over many centuries/millenia.
It's also cheap, easy to produce yourself and you can find it everywhere nowadays.
I don't brush anymore because cleaning the brush is annoying. I'm using a metal comb everyday and apply coconut oil every 2 or 3 days but this is highly dependent on each persons needs. If your scalp produces a lot of sebum you don't need coconut oil at all.
Back when I used a plastic comb I would get dry and rough hair ends after a few months. I don't have this problem with my metal comb, don't know why this is the case though. I read it distributes oils better.
More relevant for people with long hair. Guys with short hair don't even need to brush/comb.
Combing or brushing your hair 5min per day and applying coconut oil for water protection and additional shine/softness saves time and money and produces much better results than conventional hair care products.
I only resort to using shampoo in extreme cases of dirt/oil/wax build up and I make sure the ingredient list of the product is as short as possible. I only used it 2 times during the last year #NoPoo
Learning the meaning of kanji in the Heisig order is much easier than the Jōyō order.