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  • I’m pretty sure it’s more than just drying and more akin to turning sand into glass. The glazing stage certainly is.

  • I’m not a ceramics expert. Is the slaked lime somehow a replacement for kilning the clay? As far as I knew there was no process to get from clay to ceramic without a kiln

  • Yes but not from work devices.

  • The hot wet environment will accelerate rust whether the water sits or not.

  • Removing existing rust isn’t the same as preventing future rust though. That it had rust at all indicates that whatever protective coating was there is no longer there. The dishwasher with likely accelerate the rusts reappearance

  • If it’s already showing signs of rust, I would think twice about putting it through the dishwasher

  • Stop being reasonable. People are trying to doomscroll here 😠

  • The iPhone 13 mini was discontinued in 2023, I think.

    Now you can choose the smallest “big” phone, but it’s still big.

  • Stealth mostly

  • This is why we have a process to vet civil servants, and why we hire and promote them based on merit, not their personal relationship to some rich guy

    The self control it took to chose the word ‘guy’ here is truly impressive. Very professional Don. Excellent work.

  • Fine. I’m putting my Campari in Champagne now 🙃

  • The more clarification I ask for the less clarity I’m getting which is kinda disappointing because I think the original question was possibly very interesting…

    😞

  • Prosecco…

    …and Campari.

  • Could explain his recent actions; trying to juice those cybertruck sales…

  • It seems like there’s some disconnect here on what a DNR order is. I’m not an expert but my understanding is it’s a legal statement the patient made prior to becoming a patient defining what lengths should or shouldn’t be taking to keep them alive.

    So I don’t see what that has to do with California being progressive.

    When you say “omen of a shortage of therapy” it sounds like you’re maybe talking about being an organ donor?

  • a doctor saved someone on the "DNR list" and almost got suspended, and so here I was thinking "the patient's perspective would never fly in my environment".

    Assuming you mean a Do Not Resuscitate order; not listCurious what you mean by it not flying in your environment.