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2012-09-21
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Thanks ade,
but curious as I am:
why 48:59:59 ?
but curious as I am:
why 48:59:59 ?
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2012-09-21
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Originally Posted by peterleinchen
Foobar asked for (at least) 48 hours. I could have picked 99:59:59, but who wants to run a timer for over 4 days
Thanks ade,
but curious as I am:
why 48:59:59 ?
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2012-09-21
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Originally Posted by ade
*Real* sushi is done for over a week, with strictly provided times for changing, erm, "solution" (can't find better word now) in which it's prepared, with greatest sushi masters respecting them to single minute.
But you can always try to convince me with a practical example as why you would need that amount of hours (and come up with a better example then mr_pingu).
Still, it's rather folklore, not a practical requirement. And, worldclock Alarm would handle it too
Not to mention, that I'm not aware of any sushi master chief (making meals that cost 500$ per portion) using N900, sadly./Estel
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2012-09-21
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Then even 99 hours would not be sufficient
Watched "Jiro Dreams of Sushi" a few months ago. They should make the best sushi over there. It is a small family restaurants with only about 10 seats at a bar. Reservations required
Watched "Jiro Dreams of Sushi" a few months ago. They should make the best sushi over there. It is a small family restaurants with only about 10 seats at a bar. Reservations required
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2012-09-21
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Yea, I know this movie/documentary, too It's aweosme, but I'm afraid, that europeans/americans, in fact, *don't* like how real sushi tastes. no idea, as I never tried one, but during discussions about "Jiro Dreams of Sushi" I've heard that what we're doing (in euroland/america) with sushi, is exactly what is needed to *kill* special flavor of sushi, that is absolutely non-eatable for us
Sorry for OT.
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It's aweosme, but I'm afraid, that europeans/americans, in fact, *don't* like how real sushi tastes. no idea, as I never tried one, but during discussions about "Jiro Dreams of Sushi" I've heard that what we're doing (in euroland/america) with sushi, is exactly what is needed to *kill* special flavor of sushi, that is absolutely non-eatable for us Sorry for OT.
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2012-09-22
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Did the ultimate test for cooktimer yesterday, three things cooking with different times. Works great.
How long were you leaving it before moving into testing
One small thing I would like to discuss, if you select an item then change the time. The item still shows the previous item, over Choose item.
Is this by design or just the default behaviour for that list widget?
Examples:-
If you where cooking "pasta" for 25 minutes and you had that in the item list; the name says "pasta".
Time elapses and you reuse that timer for the apple pie in for 40 minutes. You have never done an "apple pie" before so don't have it in the edit items, (the other timers are in use so I new one cannot be started) the timer still says "pasta".
With out adding the item "apple pie", or changing to another item; there is no way to remove the "pasta" name.
OTOH you could want to extent the pasta's time due to it not being done so resetting the name is not ideal.
How long were you leaving it before moving into testing
One small thing I would like to discuss, if you select an item then change the time. The item still shows the previous item, over Choose item.
Is this by design or just the default behaviour for that list widget?
Examples:-
If you where cooking "pasta" for 25 minutes and you had that in the item list; the name says "pasta".
Time elapses and you reuse that timer for the apple pie in for 40 minutes. You have never done an "apple pie" before so don't have it in the edit items, (the other timers are in use so I new one cannot be started) the timer still says "pasta".
With out adding the item "apple pie", or changing to another item; there is no way to remove the "pasta" name.
OTOH you could want to extent the pasta's time due to it not being done so resetting the name is not ideal.
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2012-09-22
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Originally Posted by sixwheeledbeast
Cool, mostly I don't have to use more then two timers at ones
Did the ultimate test for cooktimer yesterday, three things cooking with different times. Works great.
How long were you leaving it before moving into testing
One small thing I would like to discuss, if you select an item then change the time. The item still shows the previous item, over Choose item.
Is this by design or just the default behaviour for that list widget?
Examples:-
If you where cooking "pasta" for 25 minutes and you had that in the item list; the name says "pasta".
Time elapses and you reuse that timer for the apple pie in for 40 minutes. You have never done an "apple pie" before so don't have it in the edit items, (the other timers are in use so I new one cannot be started) the timer still says "pasta".
With out adding the item "apple pie", or changing to another item; there is no way to remove the "pasta" name.
OTOH you could want to extent the pasta's time due to it not being done so resetting the name is not ideal.
In older versions, the first item was "choose dish" which you could select again. Could reintroduce some dummy item, but I am not really waiting for an extra item in the list.
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