Thread: Learnin' to cook
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Re: Learnin' to cook
I think I have tried most of the kitchens out there and for the most part they are pretty simple to use. I think the real key to it is knowing what and what not to mess with. I have done a ton of research on this and for the most part I think it’s pretty safe. It’s just a lot of trial and error.

I am using Silence's kitchen he temporarily let out and have done some pretty cool stuff with, I freed up almost 40MB of ram pulling stuff out that I knew I would never use and instead of adding in a bunch of cabs to get it the way I liked I just cooked in all the manila files from the cabs that I used.
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