pizza slow (high quality)

At ShmooCon for the weekend.

Photograph taken from a moving taxi of the Washington Monument as seen from a bridge over the Potomac River in Washington, DC.

Rival Self // Prog Rock, Psych, Breaks and Loops on Vinyl and Cassette

via dj food

the e in e/acc is specifically about the trompe l’oeil of the tunnel painted on the wall.

evolution keeps producing crabs (php web forums) for a reason, but I’m sure your not-crab thing will be great too, glhf

stop looking at the sunrise reflecting off an entire block of buildings in the distance challenge

street level 3x zoom phone photograph looking west from the sidewalk of Cesar Chavez st. at Showell, framed on the left by a tree and right by a light pole, Noe peak in the distance under a clear blue sky is set over a center fifth of the photo banding a few blocks of buildings reflecting a blazing sunrise on a balmy warm morning with a cold ocean breeze.

At a client of mine’s in the early 00s:

“Wow, hotdog stand. I’ve never seen anyone choose this, do you like it?” I asked.

"No. I don’t know why it’s like that. I came in one day and there it was.”

"Do you want me to change it back to normal colors?”

"No, don’t change it!” they demanded, weirdly urgently.

“OK.”

They were later fired for conspiring w/ an IT support worker to embezzle a bunch of money. The IT worker even went to jail.

That client? Novavax.

https://digipres.club/@discatte/113777327346806881

musical breaks are the mayonnaise of kid’s movies.

took a guest through Glen Canyon up Twin Peaks new year’s eve, toured Philosopher’s Way with junior today. enjoy the green while it’s with us.

photograph of the southern peak, “Noe Peak” from the northern peak, “Eureka Peak” on a very clear last day of 2024

photograph of the trails we were walking traversing the east side of Twin Peaks down into the neighborhood below, mostly green this time of year, with a few single tracks rising and dipping along the hillside

photograph of a portion of Philosopher’s Way in McLaren Park, SF.a stone marker to the left of the trail indicates that hikes should proceed forward. A tree has fallen obstructing the trail just past the market, and a 6 foot circumference root ball pops up o the the right, while the trunk extends beyond the photo left.

Photograph of Bernal Heights and beyond, including downtown, the Bay Bridge, Berkeley, and so on, from McLaren Park, SF.

Very small sample size but: I overshot kneading on one of two dough balls by 10 degrees to mid-80s F, so when I placed them in my fermenting tray (and flattened them out given I had so much space to work with, so that they would cool more evenly), I marked that one.

After cold fermenting, the too-warm dough was slightly smaller, visually, than the correctly kneaded dough.

Go figure.

Maybe counter-inuitive but someone posted (I don’t remember who or where, probably on pizzamaking.com) that bulk fermenting dough like this at room temperatures effectively insulates the dough from dropping to fridge temps when you later cold ferment, what with all the bubbles.

The dough should already have warmed up from both the cold strike water equalizing with the other ingredients to a target temp, and the kneading further raising the temp.

Just throw it in the fridge immediately.