Who is this author and why is he so ignorant of the past few decades of opiate problems in the US?

The author is Paul Krugman, a little known economist, writes for the papers I think.

I sent them feedback back when I heard the news about the Canva merger.

I knew this would happen but it still hurts.

I can only hope I can keep my current version as is without further updates.

The shoses gave him away!

It amazes me how companies miss these things…

Do you want the short or the long version?

It’s literally there.

Because they are legally obligated to mention it?

Jonathan Swift had the same showerthought.

Overall, he preferred horses.

Detergents are basic because that works wonders on greasy stuff. When oil polymerises it won’t be susceptible to basic substances anymore but will react to acids. (Unlike acid and oils which don’t really react with each other – think vinaigrette separating in the fridge.)

Washing a cast iron pan with detergent will clean it from unpolymerised oil.

Cooking e.g. tomato based sauces in your cast iron pan will strip it of the polymerised coating (might impart flavour too).

Cleaning kitchen tiles near your stove is sometimes easier with acidic cleaning solutions as well. Just be careful with the caulking which will brittle over time from using acids.

Thanks - I’ll have to look into this!

Not really no!

There was a “Multi Web Search” by Oleksandr for Firefox but it was last updated five years ago. It also intermingles the results whereas I would’ve liked to see them side by side (to compare how different search engines rank the sites)

The SearX feature the other guy mentioned might be the best bet!

Hah! It would seem so!

I would like two search engines displaying results side by side whenever I do a search. There’s so much empty space on a wide screen display anyway.

Maybe I should check if there’s an addon for this…