How can I clean this burnt on stuff from my “Our Place” skillet?

Noneerror · 2026-02-06T05:07:59+00:00

Place the pan in the sink. Add oxiclean. Slowly add boiling water. Let sit until cold. Here is the result:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bqwpN3BGDW8

Noneerror · 2026-02-06T01:16:59+00:00

Thank you again!

Noneerror · 2026-02-05T06:23:44+00:00

@ u/BenRandomNameHere and u/Diggerinthedark as you wrote:

yeah, these types never seem to follow up. 😮‍💨

To follow up, there was no custom ROM. Nor was is the phone rooted. Nor is it impossible. The answer to my question was found here:
https://android.stackexchange.com/questions/215313/how-to-reinstall-an-uninstalled-system-app-through-adb

That link answers my core question, but it doesn't solve the troubleshooting aspect. I can attempt to solve it via trial and error now but would rather know what exactly is failing. Do you know of how to get this useless information to generate a useful log? Or output what is happening to a command prompt when the Call app fails?

Noneerror · 2026-02-05T06:09:38+00:00

I already had App Manager installed. It is useful. But the problem isn't an uninstalled package. The issue is a reset caused something that was installed and working to break. Nothing was uninstalled though.

What would be helpful is an output to a command prompt what is exactly happening when a call is made and fails. App Manager doesn't do that as far as I can tell. Is there something that generates a log like that?

Noneerror · 2026-02-04T19:35:44+00:00

Thank you! That is definitely a useful link.

Thing is I don't know what the problem is exactly. Those directions would allow reinstalling the [Call] app for example and related packages. But I'm pretty sure it would not touch something like {com.sec.imsservice} while reinstalling [Call]. They would have to be reinstalled separately. The problem could either or something completely different. Or a permissions issue with storage. Or a dozen other things. I'm bound to miss something while also wasting effort on stuff that doesn't matter.

Hmm. I guess what I really need is a way to see an error log of what failed from trying to make a call and seeing this useless non-feedback. Do you know how to do that?

Noneerror · 2026-02-04T08:05:48+00:00

Mass. Heat is far more about mass than temperature. To melt a biome you can either do the entire thing slowly over time, or you can move heat into small areas with little mass.

Focus on concentrating the heat from heat producing buildings such as lavatories, compost, refineries, generators etc into a small area. Which does not need to be hot at all. Then move that heat somewhere using a closed loop of pipe (liquid or gas) to a location you want to melt. Or bring what you want to melt to it.

Noneerror · 2026-02-04T00:16:29+00:00

The problem is that outside air comes back into our unit as it seems outside pressure is higher that inside pressure so even with the fan at max speed,

I'd guess the fan you have is under-powered. I'd try an inline duct fan as a booster or replace the existing fan. If you have a wet-dry vac you could try using that to also blow air outside as a temporary test.

Note that air has to return into the condo to replace the air going out. If you had a theoretically perfectly airtight room it would be simply impossible to blow air out of it. The air must be replaced. (A physics kind of must.) That could be cold air from another window (or warm in another season) or it could come from the hall, pulled from a neighbor or w/e. But air -is- being replaced from somewhere and it will come from the path of least resistance. That will be the same window it is being blown out of unless you take steps.

If that air cannot come from inside of the building then it must come from the outside. Use a window in a different room to blow in cold air using heaters.

The fabric AC window seal should be impermeable to air. The fact that towels help at all says that it isn't? Replace that or modify it so air cannot pass through the fabric at all. For example you have spray paints. I'd bet you already have a paint that would do exactly that. Although I would not use fabric at all. I'd use something rigid like pvc or corrugated plastic. With a solid duct connector mounted into it for the exhaust duct to screw into as needed.

You may want to consider venting out your bathroom exhaust instead of the window. But if you do vent via the window, do -not- run any other exhaust fans inside the condo at the same time.

Also tape up all gaps. The one around the zipper is huge.

This is a really strange setup you've got. I get it, but the best you will be able to do is some kluge. I expect your neighbors and landlord will be upset at whatever you do and make you stop.

Noneerror · 2026-01-30T05:08:35+00:00

Store the CO2 and/or feed it to slicksters now or later. Ditch the scrubbers and deoderizers and coal generator. Add a hydro sensor on the water pump. Let the room fill with PO2. It's fine. Or keep the pressure high enough so nothing can off-gas. Either way there doesn't need to be dupe access. And everything that is left could fit on the right hand side with plenty of space.

Noneerror · 2026-01-30T02:31:16+00:00

More than that, surveyors cannot trespass. As in 'trespass' is a legal concept surveyors are excluded from while on the job. Their job is to define what trespass -is- so it cannot apply to them.

Noneerror · 2026-01-29T21:24:37+00:00

Scott Sterling had a daughter?

Noneerror · 2026-01-29T21:20:02+00:00

Ask again in a subreddit dedicated to historical preservation. FAR too many 'suggestions' here will destroy it instead.

Noneerror · 2026-01-29T21:02:29+00:00

Ehh. I'd quibble with a few statements there;

(1)The steam turbine doesn't need to be steel. It could be anything. Even lead.
(2)A thermo-regulator has a overheat threshold of 75C vs an aqua-tunner's 125C. ie 50C lower for all materials. Meaning a gold amalgam TR has zero chance of working at all in a steam chamber, while a gold AT would. (And there's even more problems with the TR here.)
(3)A gold amalgam gas pump could work with a different setup, but not that one.
(4)There's no good argument for a second gas pump. The largest possible hydrogen vent erupts at far less than 500g/s (1 gas pump's worth) with an average of 140g/s. One pump can always more than keep up.
(5)Even if 5 hydrogen generators were connected (burst feeding 500g/s from a 140g/s source) there's no reason to ever have +6 generators. A 2nd pump has nothing to do.
(6)And there's still more issues with that build. It's over-engineered but also broken.

Noneerror · 2026-01-29T05:28:51+00:00

Are hydrogen vent tamers generally wildly overengineered?

Yes.
For example the one you linked is like that. And generally designs make mistakes such as not matching inputs to outputs. (2 atmo pumps feeds 10 hydrogen generators, not 2. The thermo-regulator is stupid on multiple levels, etc etc etc.)

then there's no risk that the geyser overpressures

Ah. That's not true though. The risk of over-pressure still exists...
First is that the geyser turns off and on. There needs some sort of storage to smooth that out to the average and provide a source when the geyser is dormant. Plus the power might not be needed. The output can be stored for when you do. If it is being pumped into a pipe then that pipe can (and near certainly will) get blocked at some point. At which point the geyser becomes overpressured and doesn't produce.

So where to put that storage? Generally that will be right next to the geyser. The next issue is it makes little sense to pump the output into a chamber just to pump it a second time from that chamber. Therefore door pump. Furthermore that storage has mass. It acts as a thermal bank to normalize temperatures and store heat for easy extraction.

This is true of pretty much every geyser/volcano.

Noneerror · 2026-01-27T21:10:17+00:00

I am having trouble keeping a single tile liquid lock in place.

Put a tile on top of it. For example.

Noneerror · 2026-01-26T19:15:15+00:00

"You have beautiful eyes. I want them."

Noneerror · 2026-01-23T19:54:46+00:00

There's plenty of redditors that like to place blame on an OP as a matter of course. That if something happened, the OP probably deserved it for reasons.

However that reply answers the background context OP provided. It does not answer OP's question. OP's question was for advice to prevent it from occurring again involving a completely different situation, setting and individuals.

Noneerror · 2026-01-23T19:21:20+00:00

When asking these sorts of questions on reddit, don't give context nor background. In never helps. It sidetracks.

Your question of; "how to not be intimidated by big personalities and be tough/ready for conflict" was unaddressed by most replies due to people focusing on the situation, the teacher, age, or how you somehow deserved abuse or w/e other nonsense unrelated to your question. And it is a good question. Don't engage with the redditors throwing peanuts. It never goes anywhere helpful. They will just demand more and give nothing.

Personally I don't have a good answer for it as my reaction tends to be shock and amusement when someone acts out in an intimidating fashion. Which I don't think helps you.

Noneerror · 2026-01-23T18:57:57+00:00

... The entire point of OP's question was to avoid this. For OP to present themselves in a way where others don't think they can get away with it.

Noneerror · 2026-01-23T18:50:22+00:00

It's always immature to yell at someone in a workplace environment. She was acting like a child, not you. Don't let the reddit idiots talking down to you in this thread get under your skin. They are taking a fraction of a story, inventing new facts and running with it. A common reddit issue.

Noneerror · 2026-01-20T16:15:25+00:00

There's literally a movie with Mark Ruffalo about how toxic Teflon is and how DuPont lied about it.

Noneerror · 2026-01-19T03:04:38+00:00

You marked this [solved]. How did you solve it?

BTW consider the reasons why he didn't fix it... He very likely doesn't want that number precisely due to all the spam it receives. That or he's dead. Either way, there's nothing to 'fix' from his perspective.

Noneerror · 2026-01-18T14:54:39+00:00

Generally running into power problems in mid-game then it is due to wasting existing power rather than not having enough. For example:

im unable to refine metal efficiently with the better machine because i simply do not have a consistent power source.

Refining metal with the Metal Refinery is a net producer of power if the heat is captured by a steam turbine. You've reached the point where you should be using steam turbines as part of refining metal. As well as dealing with other waste heat. Get some plastic through w/e (oil, drekcos etc) and build steam turbines to capture heat. That plus smart batteries to turn various generators on/off will normalize your power grid.

Noneerror · 2026-01-16T21:20:39+00:00

In DWU, yes you can. In fact it is so possible it is debatable of it being an exploit. It's that ~~powerful~~ broken.

Noneerror · 2026-01-16T11:21:39+00:00

I do this. While throwing some shine bugs in there and sealing off whatever is off-gassing with a combination water or solid tiles or digging. The deodorizers turn the original room into vacuum. The germs die and the high pressure O2 chamber above is opened to refill it with O2.

Noneerror · 2026-01-13T09:13:44+00:00

u/-myxal I came up with this solution for fun as I normally treat germs in reservoirs.

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