As far as I understand normal cooking will create additional seasoning layers, and a cast iron skillet will get better with time. But if I only rise the temperature high enough to cook food (and not high enough where I see smoke), how does polymerization actually happen?

I thought that if there was no smoke, then polymerization was not happening, but is that the case?

Buenas, creo que todos aca querrian que esta comunidad no se vuelva como las de reddits, en donde se vuelve un circle-jerk de un solo lado de la grieta, y las opiniones del otro lado no sirven.

Siento que estaria bueno que se pueda hablar de politica civilizadamente, y que opiniones de derecha e izquierda tengan lugar, sin que sean acribilladas a downvotes.

Queria tantear un poco un par de cosas:

1. Les parece bien que se hable de politica en general?
2. Que opinan sobre linkear a sitios de noticias muy de derecha o izquierda? Porque ya me veo venir que si comparto algo de laizquierdadiario.com, capaz hay gente que no le cabe, y lo mismo si hay un articulo de clarin/infobae super tendencioso.
3. Como hacemos para que no sea todo downvoteado a la verga cuando alguien opina distinto?
4. Podemos ponernos de acuerdo en que las discusiones sean civiles mas alla de opinion? Podriamos hacer un rejunte de ejemplo de cosas que son provocativas al pedo y que no valen.
5. Contenemos la politic

I'm about to try this method to clean and re-season my cast iron wok, I will report back once it's done if you're interested.

I'm from Argentina and I can not buy stuff like "crisco", I need specific oils that I can buy in any brand, like sunflower seed oil, soybean oil, etc.

This is how it looks currently:

Hi! I'm waiting for ryujinx or yuzu to be more stable/complete on mac before dipping into botw, and I've noticed botw only runs if using JIT on mac.

Do you know if there's any performance comparison of JIT vs Hypervisor? I'm also curious because if hypervisor is really that much faster then the m1 chip would perform much better for switch emulation than any gaming pc (since all x86 pcs have to use JIT).

As far as I understand if any fediverse instance decided to start having magnet links and stuff like that, eventually it would be taken down by DCMA notices and the like. But what could be done so a community like that could thrive?

Some questions:

1. Would other instances that federate with it get in trouble? They can always feign ignorance.
2. Could an intance which holds magnet links and trackers be backed up every day, so that as soon as one instance is taken down another one takes it's place immediately?
3. Could an instance be owned annonymously? Can you register a domain and keep a server running somewhere without repercussions?
4. Could a lemmy instance live in an onion domain, and still interact with the rest of the fediverse? Would that improve anything regarding the instance being taken down?
5. What about running instances in countries that do not enforce piracy laws? Could someone in some random country that does not care maintain an instance, which all of the fediverse c

I'm currently using a https://www.hardkernel.com/shop/odroid-hc2-home-cloud-two/, which has this cpu: Samsung Exynos5422 Cortex-A15 2Ghz and Cortex-A7 Octa core CPUs.

It is obviously not enough for real time transcoding, which is ok because I do not want it. But getting subtitles out of files and other remuxing tasks are slow as well, I'd like some more power without building a full custom hptc.

Is an intel NUC worth it? Or is there any other significantly faster raspby-clone?

I searched for ages for a replacement of something like torrentz, and the rarbg drop made me start the search again. I ended up trying the included search in qbittorrent, and I'm very happy with the results, it scans many public trackers, and I have always found what I wanted.

To be clear, qbittorrent is a desktop app for linux/windows/mac, that has a panel where you can search for torrents:

https://www.qbittorrent.org/