“What is this? A cross-over episode?”

I’m thinking of something like this:

(taken from https://www.kleinanzeigen.de/s-anzeige/kochblock-mkn-edelstahl-imbisszeile-braeter-bainmarie-grill-11212/1630405258-87-7107)

They call it a “Bräter”/“Bratfläche”, not a grill. Maybe a better word would have been “roasted”, but “grilled” just isn’t something I’ve seen for normal metal-surface-cooking.

But grilling is over open flame. When I’m frying something in a frying pan, I’m not grilling it.

What word would you have me use to say not grilling, and not deep frying?

It might be, but it’s not what I’ve seen. IME it’s very rare to have an open grill. Much more common is a metal plate heated by gas, but that’s frying.

You do get that you don’t need a literal frying pan for frying, right? You just need an even metal surface with thin oil coating that’s heated. That’s what 90+% of small fast food shops have.

But you can’t seriously try to tell me that every single Imbiss you’ve ever been to has an open flame grill they use for everything.

I’ve seen it in Cologne and the region around it, in Munich, Hamburg, Berlin and a bunch of small cities. Where do you live that you only ever see them grilled? I’ve only really seen them grilled in outdoors scenarios.

Or could you be confusing frying in fat (“frittieren”) with frying in a pan (“braten”)? I’m talking about a heated metal surface with a thin film of oil.

I paid between 2,50€ and 4€ around 2016-2018 (depending on the city and place). It’s far more recent than 2007.

In my experience, fried is much more common than grilled, which makes sense - for a tiny fast-food place, a frying station is much more useful and cheaper to operate.

You mean the Golden Snowflake Award-winning actor, who portrayed the titular character in The Nazi Who Played Yahtzee?

Just as a warning, the macvlan stuff isn’t well documented and seems to have hard limits. I worked with it a couple of years ago and had to eventually read a lot of Docker code to figure some stuff out, and the host was only able to successfully set up 4 macvlan networks at a time - the fifth (and any following ones) were never reachable, even though I used the same scripts as for all other ones.

Things might have improved in the meantime.

If the right doesn’t nominate a candidate, who should debate?

I always see this - people on the right crying about having the same rules applied to them as everyone else. They want the same outcome without following the same rules.

Don’t forget:

• McClane

The Die-Hard crossover

We shouldn’t wait to do it. Trump isn’t the cause of their political instability, he’s a symptom - and there’s no reason to believe the next republican candidate will be any better, or the one after that. If we wait, it will hit us unprepared, similarly to how we didn’t properly prepare for Russia after their invasion of Crimea.

Their next election will always be the “most important of all time”, and you know their population - they’ll swing republican soon enough. They have turned away from democracy by not jailing Trump, and doubly so by letting him run again.

When your own political standing is dependent on cheap oil, you won’t endanger it, even for the lives of fellow Europeans or even your own children.

The Podman developers did contribute to Docker for a while before starting the project. Docker kept introducing issues and had some fundamentally bad design decisions that they didn’t want to change.

At least try to look into the history of these things before making broad and easily falsifiable statements.

Podman wasn’t built due to NIH. Docker has real problems (though many have been fixed), and Podman was built to fix those.

You’re presenting a false dichotomy.

What Hamas did was a terrible, unforgivable act of terrorism. They should be punished for this - it doesn’t matter whether the victims were civilian or not.

But Hamas isn’t murdering thousands of Israeli civilians right now - only Israel is murdering thousands of Palestinian civilians. Only one of these parties is currently engaged in genocide.

This is just an explanation of what the other user was expressing. You are projecting terrible opinions onto them that they haven’t even come close to expressing.

Yes. At the fringes, there are always voters who can be swayed. This news will reach those voters on the Democrat side, it won’t reach the same voters on the Republican side.

Or it might make some Biden voters turn towards Trump, since it’s legitimizing him in some ways.