I think any decent text editor would meet the definition then, but also wasn’t the defining feature of the cast-iron skillet that it required a greater amount of cleaning? What do you have to clean up?
> I cleaned the pan before work this morning. Hot water leftover from making coffee softened the dried residue, then I put a plastic bowl-scraper to task. I finally gave it a good scrub with a brush, dabbed it dry, and rubbed a thin layer of vegetable oil over it.
I suspect cast iron pans are talked about more often than they are used, so I suppose the analogy still works.
Stainless steel and carbon steel pans have most of the same upsides of cast iron, but none of the downsides. Which is why they are the workhorses of restaurant kitchens everywhere.
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[ 2.8 ms ] story [ 29.2 ms ] thread> I cleaned the pan before work this morning. Hot water leftover from making coffee softened the dried residue, then I put a plastic bowl-scraper to task. I finally gave it a good scrub with a brush, dabbed it dry, and rubbed a thin layer of vegetable oil over it.
Stainless steel and carbon steel pans have most of the same upsides of cast iron, but none of the downsides. Which is why they are the workhorses of restaurant kitchens everywhere.
The nice thing about Vim is that it evolves to your needs as you configure and reconfigure and tweak as you go along, exploring different itches.
I change my .vimrc ever so often, and the changes usually rewards me.