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Drigo@sopuli.xyzto
News@lemmy.world•Toxic truth? The cookware craze redefining ‘ceramic’ and ‘nontoxic’
1·1 year agoI make sure the pannis always hot first, but maybe I could be using more oil, I generally try to use as little as possible as I don’t wanna over do it.
And maybe I should get some new spatulas aswell. These I have are some shitty old plastic ones
Drigo@sopuli.xyzto
News@lemmy.world•Toxic truth? The cookware craze redefining ‘ceramic’ and ‘nontoxic’
1·1 year agoI might be using too little fats like oil/butter, but I really try to not over use it.
Most foods cook fine, but I especially have trouble with scrambled eggs. But I guess it’s a “wet” good like your hash browns. Maybe I should buy a different kind of pan for that
Drigo@sopuli.xyzto
News@lemmy.world•Toxic truth? The cookware craze redefining ‘ceramic’ and ‘nontoxic’
4·1 year agoI also have a le creuset enameled cast iron, but for some reason I don’t think I’m using it correctly. I find too often that food is sticking to it. I have tried lots of different things, but non seem to work. Honestly I think the only thing left to try is using a bigger stove maybe? But thats not so easy haha
But what are you doing, how are you using it?
Drigo@sopuli.xyzto
Technology@lemmy.zip•Volvo EX90’s Lidar Sensor Will Fry Your Phone’s CameraEnglish
1·1 year agoIf you go to luminartech own website, on the home page, if you scroll abit down, they have a LiDAR 1550nm vs 905nm section and a downloadable 7 page pdf where you can read about it. It’s of course biased because they themselves are making it, so bear that in mind.
Drigo@sopuli.xyzto
Technology@lemmy.zip•Volvo EX90’s Lidar Sensor Will Fry Your Phone’s CameraEnglish
19·1 year agoThe company specifically called out “close-ups” as the problem, meaning that our phones should be safe with distant shots
Also I think they’re using lidar with a frequency of 1550 nanometer which can’t penetrate the eye or cause damage.
Drigo@sopuli.xyzto
Hardware@lemmy.world•Philips debuts 3D printable components to repair productsEnglish
71·1 year agoAlso, they take up space in super markets, if they wanna sell them there. If they just wanna sell them on a webshop, they still have to package and send the parts which costs a lot of money aswell. I think this is the absolute best case, and I (might be biased because I own a 3d printer myself) think 95% of people knows someone who have a 3d printer, that would love to print something like this for other people
Drigo@sopuli.xyzto
Technology@lemmy.world•4000ac solar farm in Texas devastated by hailstormEnglish
131·2 years agoYeah why don’t they just build a roof over them?
Drigo@sopuli.xyzto
World News@lemmy.ml•Biden Calls Chinese Electric Vehicles a Security Threat
19·2 years agoSo true, it’s either buy a car which steals all of your data or don’t buy a car at all. Which isn’t really a choice for most of us
Drigo@sopuli.xyzto
Technology@lemmy.world•Google has replaced the Google Assistant app on Android with Gemini by defaultEnglish
5·2 years ago“Make a big farting noice” is very popular with my kids
Drigo@sopuli.xyzto
Technology@lemmy.world•TikTok ran a deepfake ad of an AI MrBeast hawking iPhones for $2 — and it's the 'tip of the iceberg'English
6·3 years agoThere is already books written entirely by AI too, AI is litterly getting everywhere


I’m currently in my research phase, before I begin setting up my are stack. But I found this video, and it seems like it’s just the thing you’re looking for:
Ultimate automated media server 2026
In the description, he has this link to his GitHub for automated setup with all Docker containers needed etc https://github.com/loponai/arrstack
He also has a newer video on the area stack, haven’t watched it myself yet