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Ah so they end it there? That's BS... Either way this is the creepy arc.

They break from time to time, it's a game of cat and mouse.

Or, just maybe, the western tech is not used as freely as the old soviet era. Highly subjective video in my opinion, but than again I don't follow the conflict that closely. What I did hear is that Kursk is the biggest graveyard of western weapons so far in the war, which would make sense as the Ukrainians were on the offensive there.

For me personally, I saw Anno maxing out my ram and that was the trigger.

So the epilogue of the story is that new dishwashers use so little water that these new washing tablets/pills don't dissolve all the way under certain conditions, ie. if the dishes are not that dirty the machine will automatically shorten the program making it even worse. So they increased the amount of water used to the max through their service app, but still recommend I use plain powder detergent for regular washing and just use the heaviest program instead of auto. Plus some of the ikea trays and salad bowls I have are crap, which is the least surprising thing in the story.

32GB is the new 16GB.

First half of Secret Level was better, kind of a let down to end on these episodes. They should have shuffled it a bit better.

I don't know if they have their oven too, but sliding the grill or pans out of the tracks makes an ungodly screeching sound. Also their dishwasher rusts my stainless steel... They are trying to convince me it's the chemicals I use (finish), the same I used in my previous Bosch one without any issues. If they try to convince me to use their tablets I am going to chuck it out the window...

What do you clean it with? There are special cleaning solution for it, and you shouldn't use anything abrasive to scrub it with. For any spills, plastic included (ask me how I know), you use a glass top scraper to scrape it off. (just make sure to use it under a sharp angle and change the razors when damaged) You should also raise pot/pans when shaking them instead of sliding them on the glass. If the damage is already done, you can just use a polishing compound and remove most of the scratches. Miele has a cool design on its induction tops where there are little raised white bumps in the cooking zones, these prevent scratches from pots and pans. (They also offer a "diamond" finish, but I don't know how good that is)

I'm always worried about driver support with getting an intel card...

Much the same here with "made in Germany", doesn't mean much these days.

Uf, over here those classic style, ie. no glass, are exclusively the cheapest models. Did she ever try induction? It's very efficient and very fast and very controllable. The only downside is that some of the cheaper ones turn off as soon as you lift the pans, and you need pots that work with induction.

Which type? Induction, gas, Electric?

The second one looks better, no?