Usually being the key word. I had one slow cooker that would boil on low. Murdered the life out of my pheasant.

I would have serious problems with this. My property has been undervalued since I bought it 17 years ago and that includes a county assessment after some renovation.

My problem with slow cooker recipes is that there is no standard for the low and high settings.

I recently started doing an online video series and I had a terrible time getting over just talking to the camera. I still have trouble talking to the camera when someone is walking past or even worse, paying attention.

Tempting, but I don't think I'm going to spend that much on something I use once a year.

I grow my own cherries. Am I supposed to take them to an orchard and have them pitted?

Plus, it sorts reliably no matter what algorithm your computer uses.

Also, IT'S NOT "MILITARY TIME" it's 24-hour time. Much of the rest of the world just calls it "time."

I guess that should be "The Best and Worst Buys at Trader Joe's if You Don't Mind Buying Crap at Walmart."

If you're from out-of-town and a museum is having an exhibit you really want to see but it's packed and they're not letting anyone in, getting a membership can not only be a quick way to the front of the line, but is sometimes cheaper than general public tickets.

Yea. I was hoping for a poached egg or egg-drop equivalent, but that just didn't happen.

Reminds me of when I tried to cook an egg by cracking it into my fresh, boiling hot bowl of ramen and just ended up with warm egg gooing up my ramen.

I forgot that was still there.

To which you reply "oh well" and start to leave. The person with the most power is the one who is willing to walk away.

It seems that it should be possible to power this entire setup from a single wall adapter. The Pi only draws < 10W, after all.

I'd like to see a way to share annotations on websites with other people, not necessarily publicly. It would be useful for both collaborative research and snark.

I think if I was doing this, I'd just pour the rubbing alcohol on the thing I wanted to light on fire. Now if you were to mix the alcohol with something that doesn't evaporate so that the corks could be stored in something other than a jar full of alcohol...

$5 for a car mount for my phone and I was all like "yay!" $6 for shipping and I was all like "boo."

Some of us are strange and keep our butter in the fridge because we don't use it often enough to be comfortable leaving it on the counter. And nuking a whole stick to get enough butter for a slice of toast seems wasteful.

In theory, wouldn't investing as early as possible always lead to higher returns? If the money is in the account for longer, it should have more chance to earn (I hate that word in this context) interest.