Honest question... just about everything I've read regarding why HFCS is bad is really just about the dangers of consuming sugar in general. Is there something that shows it's worse than sugar?
I totally agree that we eat way too much sugar in America, and I'm all for reducing. I just wonder if any efforts to this end should be focused on ALL sources of sugar, not just HFCS.
I think this is just a terminology difference. The documentation says that "Add Ons" are not supported in Container and Core, but "Add Ons" means the easy button you press to install those services. All of those Add On services are just containers that HAOS manages for you. Every single one of them can be set up as a container manually and function the same as the official "Add Ons."
I don't know for sure, but I wonder if the reason for this is that it's not technically possible for a container to manage other external containers. Does anybody know about this?
To be fair, Addons are just other containers. If you're using a Docker install for Home Assistant, I think the idea is you already have a handle on your docker host, and you're capable of adding whatever other containers you might need.
"On Her Majesty's Secret Service" by Propellerheads has an amazing bass drop in the middle of the song.
I'm also partial to "Empire Ants" by Gorillaz.
Yes! It sets the tone for the show so perfectly. Just to satisfy my curiosity, I pulled up the first episode on Hulu... the new music gives a completely different tone. It's terrible!
House. I feel bad for anybody who's not seen it with the original intro music.
What makes you think the "loud minority" wasn't the people who voted for Trump in the first place?
Interesting... if that's true, then you can know what temperature each setting on the knob is.
I wonder if this is true for all electric ranges?
Is this true?? I always assumed that electric ranges simply had a variable duty cycle controlled by the knob. That would mean that if you want to get a pot up to a specific temperature, the fastest way is to set the knob to high until you reach the temperature, then reduce the knob to the desired temperature.
This is different from how an HVAC works, where you set an actual temperature and the HVAC runs until that temperature is reached.
But I could be totally wrong about how electric ranges work.
Parker, specifically the Jotter. I still have and use a stainless steel one that I bought in 1999 because I kept losing pens, and I thought that if I spent a little more on one I might take better care of it. It's my favorite by far.
These are good! On my instance, my sidebar says "You can stay as long as you’re not being a jerk."