Konna

Ahhh yes chili flakes, I always put them too :)

Pasta with olive oil and garlic (alio e olio). It’s much more than the sum of it’s parts. It’s quick to make and the simplicity is impressive. Also I always have the ingredients at hand.

https://youtu.be/RzncsSIRRus

Pro tip:

10g of salt for 100g of pasta boiled in 1000g of water

I usually make 250g for two persons, so I use 2,5l of water and 25g of salt

Americans can figure out the conversion by themselves :’D

Where did you get 2.5A as typical maximum current? Surely it must be somewhere between 8-16A (sustained). 500w is not enough for basic house appliances…

I selected my toaster by visiting a store and physically fiddling with the levers. From 20€ onwards, the feeling got noticeably better until 120€ price point after which it got worse. The range ended at 300€ SMEG(ma) toaster that felt like what it sounds like. I’m happy with my 120€ toaster.

Adding to what others are saying: having a relatively high fps to start with helps frame gen work better:

• the difference between the real frames is smaller so the interpolation result is better
• the generated fake frames are shown for less time (120fps = 8ms per frame) so errors are harder to spot
• the perceived latency is reduced since generating two real frames (to add one between) takes less time

For these reasons, frame gen works best for those who already have a high base fps. I use it take advantage of 4k 240hz monitor in visually rich single player experiences. I aim for 70-90 base fps and then double it with frame gen. For competitive multiplayer I disable it.

Thanks, saved me a click

At least one tabloid newspaper in Finland (Iltalehti) has put the settings behind a paywall. Accept tracking or pay up.