for import?

@carlw Yes!

did anybody try the netbeans plugin yet?

@thomasnield Coconut flour for taste or does it have some special performance characteristics? 🙂

I haven't tried the netbeans plugin

I use the traditional italian bluma zero

@ron me too. caputo flour here

I like the Caputo 00

Not all shops have it here, so I use Dallari a lot as well.

believe it or not, new yorkers claim that their water is essential too

My dream is to visit Tony Gemignani's restaurant in San Francisco 🙂

@carlw Haha, I know. I think Tony mentioned that in The Pizza Bible actually.

I use Tony's Poolish starter in almost every dough. It makes a tremendous difference. Prolongs the process with 16 hours, but it's worth it 🙂

@carlw What about the eclipse plugin and imports, what did you find out?

@edvin i support eclipse for a client and was working with neon. when i started the recent kitchen sink example, i worked with neon. however, the classes wouldn't auto import or give me a quick way of adding "tornadofx.label"

@edvin yeah its much less carbs and tastes different, but in a good way. Almost a substitute for the real thing, but not quite

@thomasnield Cool! But is there gluten in that thing?

Nope. I'm actually allergic to gluten makes my hands swell up

@carlw So you just added

import tornadofx.*

to be able to work?

@thomasnield That sucks...

@edvin yep. eclipse neon worked. i could run the program, etc but i switched back to intellij

@edvin hence the exotic flour alternatives haha

My favorite straight razor is actually American. There's a (relatively) new company called Hart Steel that makes some really fantastic blades:

When I got mine it wasn't shave ready IMO, but after running it through my complete honing regiment, from 4000 grit all the way up to 12.000 I got the best shave I've ever gotten from a straight razor. Fantastic.

The only down side is that I need to hone it quite frequently, like every other month actually. Other knives I have will last for more than 6 months before they even need a little touch up on the 10k stone.

It might seem old school, but it's both a science and an art really 🙂

@edvin i also like not using the aerosols which are common in the US

mine needs replacement 😞

@ron What do you have?