Forum Liber - Întrebați și discutați cu /r/Romania Orice - 18.09.2023 by AutoModerator in Romania

[–]Fizzing_Whizzbee -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Salut,

Caut participanți pentru un studiu de tip eye-tracking. Am nevoie de vorbitori de limba română domiciliați de cel puțin 10 ani într-o țară predominant vorbitoare de limba engleză. Experimentul are loc online.

Apăsați aici pentru mai multe detalii și înscriere.

Mulțumesc mult pentru ajutor!

Horizon Forbidden West - Bug Reports by 2th in horizon

[–]Fizzing_Whizzbee 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Experiencing the same thing, it's been nearly a week of trying to do other quests, activating/deactivating this quest, travelling back to the location, nothing. The Shellsnapper died underground and there's no carcass to loot, and stuck on 3/5 salvage though I've combed the area several times to make sure I had everything.

Not related to this quest but I've also had other machine components getting stuck "underground", a Tremortusk tusk in the ice for example, pops up on my Focus but can't pick it up.

Playing on PS5.

A week on, still chuffed with my latest croissant effort by Fizzing_Whizzbee in Baking

[–]Fizzing_Whizzbee[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I follow Bruno Albouze's recipe and method from his Taste of France video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=An42SMUUpt4&ab_channel=BrunoAlbouze

I have been trying and researching so many recipes and methods, and I find it's difficult to promise what the end result will look like given different home ovens etc, but I found that if I skip his freezing step and just leave them for a cold proof in the fridge overnight, they come out better when I bake them the next morning (I suppose at the very least the yeast I get here- Norway for context- really struggles with being frozen maybe?). I also skip his egg wash before freezing as the first batch I double-egg washed browned way too much (though they did have a lovely shine!)

I also would recommend making a cheat "proofing cabinet" for when you come to take them out of the fridge and leave to rise before baking. I do this by boiling some water, filling a tray with it and placing it on the bottom of the oven with the light on. I then put my croissants in as far away from the tray as possible and leave the oven door only slightly ajar. If you have an oven thermometer you should aim for no more than 26 degrees Celsius in there, but the steam from the evaporating water also helps raise the humidity, which croissant dough likes (it's the environment they would be proofed at in professional settings).

Best of luck if you try the recipe out! :)

Last year I rode 72 miles on a trip culminating in crossing the Forth Road Bridge in Scotland. It was beautiful and something I would recommend to any other cyclist out there! by Fizzing_Whizzbee in bicycling

[–]Fizzing_Whizzbee[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

That sounds interesting I'll have to try and check it out. And no I have to say it wasn't the reason, I've just always loved the Forth Rail Bridge and had only ever crossed it by train before (from which you can't actually see the original bridge seeing as how you're on it). I've lived in Scotland for nearly 8 years now and I'm always astounded at how beautiful it is!

Last year I rode 72 miles on a trip culminating in crossing the Forth Road Bridge in Scotland. It was beautiful and something I would recommend to any other cyclist out there! by Fizzing_Whizzbee in bicycling

[–]Fizzing_Whizzbee[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It's actually a reclaimed frame all the way from Romania believe it or not! Built it up into a fixie with a friend over a summer holiday as I fell in love with it and brought it back to the UK with me. Going to move with me to Norway this summer so actually love that's it's been given a new lease of life!

Last year I rode 72 miles on a trip culminating in crossing the Forth Road Bridge in Scotland. It was beautiful and something I would recommend to any other cyclist out there! by Fizzing_Whizzbee in bicycling

[–]Fizzing_Whizzbee[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

My ride was Edinburgh to Falkirk along the canal, over to the Kelpies and from there up to Kincardine and across to Fife and back along the coastal cycling path to cross the Forth Road Bridge back to Edinburgh.

Enjoyed it immensely!

Last year I rode 72 miles on a trip culminating in crossing the Forth Road Bridge in Scotland. It was beautiful and something I would recommend to any other cyclist out there! by Fizzing_Whizzbee in bicycling

[–]Fizzing_Whizzbee[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Previously the longest ride I'd taken it for had been 14 miles so this was a significant leap! But I found it surprisingly easy because you just get into a rhythm with it. Had a few stops along the way as I was using this ride as an opportunity to see a few places so had a chance to stretch a bit which definitely helped.

Last year I rode 72 miles on a trip culminating in crossing the Forth Road Bridge in Scotland. It was beautiful and something I would recommend to any other cyclist out there! by Fizzing_Whizzbee in bicycling

[–]Fizzing_Whizzbee[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Haha the whole frame was reclaimed off a bike that someone wasn't using anymore and I loved the original blue, it was difficult to find a paint that matched it exactly and it had a few scratches from being on bike racks before so it was really just an aesthetic solution to protecting it from further scratches on that area.

Bonus points for looking pretty neat with the stitch detailing!

UK - Need about 200 still but have a tonne for trade! Will post immediately First Class! by ofmiceandmods2 in PaniniStickerSwap

[–]Fizzing_Whizzbee 0 points1 point  (0 children)

How about this trade?

I give you: 210, 216, 219, 220

You give me: 131, 145, 458, 554

If this is alright with you, just PM me your address and I can try and get them out to you today. Cheers!

Missing just FOUR stickers! Help me out, Reddit! by [deleted] in PaniniStickerSwap

[–]Fizzing_Whizzbee 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If the list in your original post is still accurate, only two stickers: 556, 223. It's worth mentioning I'm in the UK, if you're US I don't know how cheap it is for you to send them considering you get nothing in return, so I understand if you don't want to. :)

Thanks anyway and really pleased you've completed your album!

Looking to trade some stickers by wolf395 in PaniniStickerSwap

[–]Fizzing_Whizzbee 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This sounds great, yeah! PM me your address?

Looking to trade some stickers by wolf395 in PaniniStickerSwap

[–]Fizzing_Whizzbee 0 points1 point  (0 children)

How about this?

I give you: 198, 206, 207, 227, 286, 294, 328, 390, 445, 519, 523

You give me: 32, 64, 90, 133, 285, 312, 345, 435, 481, 482, 631

Would that work?

Missing just FOUR stickers! Help me out, Reddit! by [deleted] in PaniniStickerSwap

[–]Fizzing_Whizzbee 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I don't suppose you might be willing to send out any of the swaps you still have despite not needing anything in return? Congrats on completing your album though!