I have used four methods: Gas, conventional electric, infrared electric and induction. Induction is my preferred method by a huge margin: fast and powerful like gas but much easier to regulate, e.g. if you want to simmer something for hours: I always found that to be tricky with our gas stove, no problemo for induction, just set it on 2-3.

Not only can you smoothly regulate the power (our stoven has 17 different levels), it also reacts instantly: whenever something is overcooking turn it down and it stops almost immediately, like gas.

You need (cast) iron cookware (most pans sold in Europe have an iron core and are thusly compatible with induction), it doesn't need to be flat: my 2 frying pans are cast iron, I heat them up to a high temperature which makes them warp a litte. No problem with induction. Then I use oil or butter to sear/fry/roast my ingredients, works like a charm! No "non-sticking" pan necessary, my iron pans will last a lifetime (much like a "seasoned wok"). We always had to throw away our teflon pans cause they tend to wear out after 1-2 years, plus I was always a little bit worried that some of the teflon ends up in my ingestion track.

Our induction stove has a boost setting which increases the output even more, that's handy when you want to heat up water for pasta.

I would strongly recommend to use a stove with knobs, I loath that touchscreen stuff. Our cooktop is combined with a stove, that's why it has knobs. Fancier cooktops do have knobs as well instead of a touchscreen. With a know I can almost blindly regulate the temperature and it always does what I want even if I have wet/greasy/cold/whatever fingers.

Just my 2 cents :-) Induction is awesome, I wouldn't use anything else!

Posting as AC for obvious reasons.... Last year I've taken MDMA which helped me free up emotionally, it had a lasting effect and profoundly changed my life (in a positive way). It helped me gain insight into me and others which was normally hidden and/or not accessible. I also used LSD microdosing (20mg instead of >150mg for a normal trip). This helped me to free up in communication with other people (I used it before work, I walked into the office so as not to pose any harm to others, you don't want to drive under influence!!). About 1 1/2 months ago I took shrooms for the first time in 20 years. The effect was astonishing: I was regularly suffering from depression/violent mood swings during the whole winter. I've taken the psilocybin without knowing that it would cause them to go away but they did: I've been anything from content to happy ever since, even during "sadder days" I still see things in a positive light. I'm also full of energy and take immense joy in creating things. disclaimer: I've had years of therapy and consider myself pretty stable (psychologically). I've taken all those "drugs" to gain insights, not for partying (although I fail to see why that is considered "bad" by most people). I think that those three (MDMA, LSD and psilocybin) hold an IMMENSE therapeutic potential and I also believe that most people would profit immensely from experimenting with at least on of those. Of course an open mind towards those substances is somewhat of a requirement, you have to be ready and willing to let those substances do their work (together with you). If you are the effects can be profound and life changing!

The Axis M-1004W supports an FTP location as the recipient for an event. An event can be scheduled for a specific time of day. It supports 720p resolution.

If you want anything higher then 1024p, you're probably no longer looking for a webcam.

More like "Bitching for hipsters". Seriously, this site continues to go down hill.

The crucial MX100 will also run circles around this drive, and was reviewed here on Slashdot, including its pricepoint. How did this even make it through the submission queue.

Infamous autobahn? I don't think that word means what you think it means.

If a) then there is a 4 month old who had no choice in suffering the consequence and is suffering through the stupidity of others. If they fully accepted that vaccines caused autism, should have looked at the pros and cons and quickly come to the rational answer that even if you assume every single bad thing about vaccines are true, they are still the better choice, she likely would not be facing all of the potential complications.

if b) no, it's alerted us that no vaccine is 100% effective. This isn't news. Vaccines work through herd immunity. Once there are an insufficient number of carriers available, the disease will no longer be able to spread. That is the true science behind disease eradication.

You don't need to even bother with any reputable source. The simple fact is this. If you want to beat an anti-vaxxer in an argument, simply give in to them. Admit every single thing they said is true.

Now, with that said. We are going to assume that measles causes 10 autism cases per 1000 kids. A 1% rate.

Measles alone, and JUST Measles, in a first world country, has a 0.3% mortality rate - http://jid.oxfordjournals.org/content/189/Supplement_1/S4.full

Now we have 3 dead kids, against 10 autistic ones. This doesn't factor in the kids maimed and permanently blinded by complications of just measles.

Now throw in rubella, diphtheria, polio, smallpox, pertussis, hep b, influenza, mumps and chicken pox.

How are those 10 autistic kids looking against the pile of dead, blind and scarred kids.

Exactly. I can concede every single point to an anti-vaxxer and still show the outcome is better with vaccines.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RfdZTZQvuCo

201,0? What strange year is this. And is it really that hard to understand that Seton Hill != Seton Hall?

So now everyone who watches Doctor Who will set their passwords to "Crimson, Eleven, Delight, Petrichor".

At least it'll be easy to get into my wife's computer.....

I don't pay for GMail. If I'm not the customer, I'm the product being sold.

Come to grips with that statement and all of this outcry over "free" services doing other stuff goes away. It's a fact of life.

No, not it is not. There is a huge difference between Microsoft's (The Service) and Google (Our Services). If Google decided to come out with a new service where they allowed you to search anyones documents on their site, you've already agreed to it. With Microsoft, you have not. Is it a glaring omission in the biased summary? Yes. But does it mean that your stuff will only be used for operating,promoting and improving Google Drive? No. No it does not. When Google collects it and starts distributing your family photos as part of GIS, you've already agreed to it.

Mach 3.35 was the (declassified) speed achieved by the A12 in 1963 with the installation of the J58 engines.