15 Nov
2006
15 Nov
'06
5 p.m.
Because solving problems is hard work and cooking eggs on computer chips
is easy fun? ;-)
Carlo Capocasa wrote:
Hey, how come I don't get replies like this when I
want people to solve
my problems?
michael(a)michaelshiloh.com schrieb:
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David
gnome(a)hawaii.rr.com
authenticity, honesty, community
On Wed, 15 Nov 2006, lala wrote:
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david schrieb:
my mistake. it was an xbox, not a PS2.
still funny, and still really
cooks an
egg:
http://www.joystiq.com/2006/10/31/xbox-360-cooks-a-fine-scambled-egg/
michael(a)michaelshiloh.com wrote:
> On Tue, 14 Nov 2006, david wrote:
>
>> Carlo Capocasa wrote:
>>>> Funny, I use something similar to heaten my bedroom. :-)
>>> LMAO!!! I see what you mean after touching my heatsink.
>>> Actually, I'm in the mood for some stir-fried vegetables. I'm
>>> also telling the landlady she can take the stove out now.
>> No, for that you need an Athlon64 FX or an Intel Quad-Core Xeon
>> processor. Or an old-school overclocked Athlon of any sort.
>> ;-)
> surely you've all seen the video (youtube i think) of the guy
> cooking an egg on a PS2?
Nope. Couldn't find it in a quickie YouTube search, either.
hmmm want to see this video too :)