Heisenberg was walking in a field on a chilly night, looking at the stars, when it came to him.

Really.

Nothing really changes at 40. Now, when you hit 50...THAT is when bad shit starts.

162 C below zero

Your news site is DOA.

I can't even LOOK at it without "signing up"?

I can at least LOOK at EVERY OTHER NEWS SITE without giving them my info.

Loose the sign in requirement, or go away.

I do a 48 hour brine, then 4-5 hours of cool apple wood smoke. The bird goes into a browning bag, and that into a roasting pan. The next morning, I roast it in the oven at 350*F for 3 hours (roasted breast down). Just enough smoke flavor, and the turkey just falls apart. The breast is tender and juicy.

There was nothing left but bones a a little skin Thursday.

Figure out how much ice you will need.

Get some relatively cheap, thick Styrofoam coolers.

Put the ice in the coolers, cover with dry ice.

Put the coolers in the shade.

(Use gloves to move the dry ice around.)

Gaaaaaah!

I HATE Oracle date "logic".

Who says we aren't? I am. But I've never used a keyboard that feels and types as well as a Model M. For me at least, I'm able to type significantly faster on one than I am on any other keyboard I've ever tried. I've got 2 of them, they cost me about $8 each, including one of these Airline Reservation Versions.

As a Unix/Linux admin, typing is my bread and butter, so I'm going to continue using the best tool for the job. For me, that's a Model M keyboard. I don't care how much it pissess off the Windows admins in my office, with their cheap-ass Dell keyboards.

Which reminds me, one of the things I don't see anyone mentioning about those cheap keyboards these days is that there is NO plastic around the keys by which to grab the keyboard to pick it up. Any time I am stuck using one and I have to pick up the keyboard, I end up mashing a bunch of keys and screwing up whatever is on the screen because there's only a tiny area above the INS/Home/Pgup keys to grab it by. Crappy typing notwithstanding, even just that issue drives me up the wall!

Kind of hard to find, but a good, long read.

It is a credit union. It's the fact that it's a debit card that they are charging me.

I was just informed my DEBIT card is on the list, and it's going to cost me $25 to have it replaced.

The least those assholes at THD could do would be to pay for that.

It *could* if the store at least used the Chip + Pin to validate the person picking up the loot.

Granted, I still don't see how it helps stop people buying stuff on Amazon but that one example you provided should be fairly simple to avoid.

Reading is for suckas?

Good luck hacking without doing some reading, much of it "boring".

The IRS falls under the Executive Branch, and the current executive has not been shy about using the IRS to aid his friends, and hurt his enemies.

I have to suppose he considers open source an enemy.