So … I use avacado oil since that’s what cook with. (High smoke temp, no funky flavors.)
My seasoning process depends on- if I’ve scrubbed the old seasoning off, then it’s in the oven at about 300f, (smoke point is about 400,) I wipe on a small dab of oil on both sides it takes a teaspoon or less for the inside, (most gets into the cotton cloth…)
And I let it sit for a while. When it’s not tacky, I add another wipe. And do that until I’m not around anymore. 2-3 wipes,every half hour to hour will get you back to a factory seasoning.
You technically don’t need to heat it at all- oil polynerizes at room temp, just a lot more slowly. So unless it’s my egg pan, I recommend getting to “factory +” and then just giving a light wipe after use until eggs slide around like magic.
The smoke point of the seasoning is higher than the raw oil, but saturated oils (butter, bacon grease… coconut oil…) are so low that you break down your seasoning from getting too hot easily. (Olive oil is also out for the same reason.)
As a side note… you can get those diner-style sauce bottles pretty cheaply and have a conveniently sized squirt nozzle for said oils.





















So, for a given resolution, size affects how far back you want to sit. a 1440p on a 32" monitor is actually a coarser resolution than a 1440p on a 24" inch. But, if you slide the 32 inch further back, then your eyes won’t see a difference at all- and 32" too close causes you to turn your neck more, but 24" causes you to strain to see small things.
So the question becomes, does your desk put your monitor closer? go with 24". does your desk have the monitors sit further away? 32". or, alternatively. which do you prefer? I prefer 32’s further back. but my desk is also a workbench for electronics and 3d printing and, uh. shenanigans.
if you go with multiple monitors, I like them being all the same monitor with a thin bevel, or at least identical bevels. it just bugs me otherwise. As a side note, if youi’re doing a lot of office documents, or coding, You may wish to get one mounted on something that can be turned vertical- the vert format allows full 8.5x11 pages where horizontal doesn’t work that well. (or a third monitor with one turned horizontal. budget decides that…)