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  1. USB powered? by Bitmanhome · · Score: 1 · on George Foreman USB iGrill

    Unfotunately, it's also powered off USB, so it takes about 40 hours to cook a burger. You'd be better off putting the food directly on your CPU.

  2. Re:If only ... by cscx · · Score: 2, Funny · on First OpenVMS Boot On IA64

    Bah, this has already been done by some British guy... :D

  3. And all this time by MrScience · · Score: 1 · on Hacker's Delight

    I thought that hacking was how to cleverly manipulate computers into doing more work on their part with way too much work on yours. Just get out of the house and fricken buy a skillet... no need to hack one up.

  4. Re:Those seeds... by Graff · · Score: 2 · on PumpkinPC v1.0 Makes Its Hallowe'en Debut
    Why bother baking those seeds when you could just use an Intel chipset?
    Sad, but true. People have even managed to cook eggs on them, so why not use them to roast pumpkin seeds?

    Yeah, I know the processor they used was an Athelon. However, just imagine how hot a Pentium gets if an Athelon can cook an egg!
  5. Re:In case of slashdotting by the+way,+what're+you · · Score: 0 · on Alicebot Creator Dr. Richard Wallace Expounds

    well.. you could cook it pretty well with an OC'ed athlon. cook dinner and waste time at the same time.

    No kidding, some dude cooked an egg with his Athlon XP!

  6. Breakfast by srichman · · Score: 5, Informative · on Intel's 2.4GHz Pentium 4 Unleashed
    with a big enough heatsink on an Athlon, you can probably already do that.
    You think so?
  7. How to Fry an Egg with an Athlon XP by RMSIsAnIdiot · · Score: -1, Offtopic · on Cryptographic Software in Debian's Main Archive

    According to http://www.handyscripts.co.uk/trubador_egg.htm you can ditch your frying pan and fry an egg with your processor!