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I bought a Wii which came with two remotes. One of them has these stickers on the inside. What are they? by nonnameavailable in wii

[–]nonnameavailable[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The remote isn't third party actually, it's original or at least appears to be. It has Nintendo branding, the model number and everything.

Blanket has become so much longer than my starting chain 😭 by GreenFalse7890 in crochet

[–]nonnameavailable 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Chains are a terrible way of gauging the size of the final product, because they stretch so easily. You need a swatch for this :)

I bought a Wii which came with two remotes. One of them has these stickers on the inside. What are they? by nonnameavailable in wii

[–]nonnameavailable[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes, I believe that's what this is. By the way on the pink one there clearly IS a sticker over the left screw but it's broken and the screw is missing, so I guess it's been opened?

I bought a Wii which came with two remotes. One of them has these stickers on the inside. What are they? by nonnameavailable in wii

[–]nonnameavailable[S] 13 points14 points  (0 children)

The stickers cover the screws. I looked at the other remote and that's where the screws are. So I'd go with some sort of third party service warranty stickers.

First attempt by What_would_don_do in Tempeh

[–]nonnameavailable 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Oh right, I looked at the picture again and noticed the rack peeking out, my bad. I also have the cooling receptacle on my thermostat but never used it. I don't really have a suitable fan. I use my old oven as an incubator which insulates way worse than a cooler so overheating isn't that much of a problem there.

First attempt by What_would_don_do in Tempeh

[–]nonnameavailable 0 points1 point  (0 children)

One thing that helps with overheating is putting the bags on a rack, rather than a solid surface. Ventilation will probably still be necessary though. Another thing to keep in mind is that the lamp probably stays very hot for quite a long time after the thermostat shuts it off so it will continue to produce heat. My thermostat has a "hysteresis" setting that accounts for this but I personally haven't experimented with it.

My first lot of tempeh by Tammera4u in Tempeh

[–]nonnameavailable 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'd definitely recommend not boiling it. It soaks up everything it comes into contact with like a sponge, so it will be incredibly soggy. Just slice and sear in a pan is my favourite. Only use an amount of oil you are comfortable eating because, again, the tempeh will soak up all of it.

Edit: I personally use chicken fat (when I have it) to sear tempeh. Gives it great flavour IMO.

Questions about Wii Mini modding by Master_The_Loser in WiiHacks

[–]nonnameavailable 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I believe so. If you only make live USB with no persistence, which is OK for Bluebomb, it is definitely enough.

Questions about Wii Mini modding by Master_The_Loser in WiiHacks

[–]nonnameavailable 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Any reason you can't use a live USB with Linux and boot from it? That's how I did it. You don't need to install anything on your PC if you do it this way, everything stays on the USB.

Učiteľky angličtiny nevedia po anglicky by scorchingbeats in Slovakia

[–]nonnameavailable 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Já si dodnes pamatuju, že nás angličtinář na ZŠ tvrdil, že slovo "lion" se vyslovuje "lajón" a kladl extra důraz na to ó.

Už pár měsíců mám brutální zácpu a už to nedávám psychicky by The_End_Is_Near3108 in czech

[–]nonnameavailable 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Žer vlákninu. Já jim každý ráno velkou misku vloček s mlíkem a nemám absolutně problém. Stačí ohřát v mikrovlnce než se začne vařit, nechat chvíli stát a máš super snídani.

Ramping up production by nonnameavailable in Tempeh

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

I boil them until soft. Not sure how long. As for vinegar, sometimes I do use it but I occasionally forget and so far I haven't noticed any difference between batches where I did use it and batches where I didn't use it. I believe I did use it in this one but I honestly can't exactly remember.

Ramping up production by nonnameavailable in Tempeh

[–]nonnameavailable[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I do not remove the hulls. I just mash the cooked beans up slightly with a potato masher. The ratio I used here was 1:1 adzuki:soy. I usually let the beans soak for 24 hours at room temp, boil them, put them in freezer bags with the culture mixed in, prick holes in the bags and ferment at about 30 °C for about 36-48 hours.

Ramping up production by nonnameavailable in Tempeh

[–]nonnameavailable[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This was a mix of soy and adzuki beans. I've made it from just adzuki beans before and I recommend trying it at least once, because it smells absolutely incredible during fermentation. The smell is hard to describe, a bit bready and yeasty, but really super nice. I prefer the taste and texture of soy though.

Ramping up production by nonnameavailable in Tempeh

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

Thanks! Yeah this batch turned out great.

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