But customers want water-proof devices! Therefore we cannot make batteries replacable, it’s not what the market wants you know /s
But customers want water-proof devices! Therefore we cannot make batteries replacable, it’s not what the market wants you know /s
Michael Dow, a linguist at the Université de Montréal, wrote an article analyzing different uses of the suffix, such as the merging of “Margaret Thatcher” with “-ussy” to create the portmanteau Thatchussy.
Ok Michael
There are only few things that are really sensitive towards low temperatures - cookie doughs, soufflé and maybe bread. For any other food preheating the oven ia just a waste of energy.
Food companies only write it on the instructions because the time the food needs in the oven is not valid when they have to count in the speed your oven needs to heat up.
Anon makes normal small talk
It’s true, but Phytoplankton is not an animal.
As I understand your suggestion this would mean one super community might get moderated from 5 different instances and 5 rule sets. It is definitely the right direction but not that easy to design…