Out of the can, Spam is a little on the pinkish side. It definitely needed some "color" (as they say) before it was completely palatable. I'm sure raw Spam would taste no different than cooked Spam...
SPAM is not actually "raw" out of the can. It is fully cooked, and is still good, just lacks the fried taste. Chill it for a couple of hours in the fridge before eating it "out of the box" to cut down on the slipperyness.
Slashdot readers have been submitting this story about the search for secret shuttle parts with all sorts of insane conspiracy theories attached to their cut & paste of the URL. It's apparently just the box that handled encryption for messages...
A Slashdot editor actually READ a submitted article, and posted comments that seem reasonable and logically thought out?
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Those are such secret bugs/patches, Microsoft doesn't even tell their OWN admins.
Since when has accuracy been a concern to the editors at Slashdot?
SPAM is not actually "raw" out of the can. It is fully cooked, and is still good, just lacks the fried taste. Chill it for a couple of hours in the fridge before eating it "out of the box" to cut down on the slipperyness.
Say it, Frenchy! Say, "Chowdaa!"
Check it out here.
And, of course, all WindowsXP *Inside* boards will be blue, with white printing.
'Nuff said.
That explains why MS tech support thinks simply reinstalling Windows every day isn't a big problem.
Do they have adamantium claws, too?
Or lines of Taco-written perl.
"Little bastard shot me in the ass!"
--The Waco Kid
Wouldn't it be easier to just sell their poop to Australian ski resorts?
Party on, Garth! Excellent!
Ahh.
Would you rather see:
Actually, according to the article, they're using neither, but rather Racksaver.
Slashdot readers have been submitting this story about the search for secret shuttle parts with all sorts of insane conspiracy theories attached to their cut & paste of the URL. It's apparently just the box that handled encryption for messages...
A Slashdot editor actually READ a submitted article, and posted comments that seem reasonable and logically thought out?
Almost as good as Wal-Mart, but a whole lot cheaper.
Just curious. How do you overclock an Obstetrician?
Because I wanted to see this behaviour first-hand in my browser, after reading this post on Slashdot.
Well, any ISP that enforces such limits on their "Unlimted Internet" service isn't your friend.
Sounds like what you do after slapping the salami.
Suggestion: Don't try predicating your gestures. Stick to predicating your verbs.
Do you really want Steve Ballmer hunched over a monitor somewhere and sweating while watching you lather up in the shower?
And we all know how good Microsoft is at preventing people from hacking their products.