Does a reverse method exist that turns other food into ice-cream?

Actually, the article I point to here has a HUGE section just about the Facebook app that might help explain what's going on (basically, Facebook's hogging resources):

I got a call like this when I was staying with my parents a couple of years ago. Their house had gotten some flood damage, so much of their stuff was in storage, including their desktop PC.

I'm a big fan of "Will It Blend"

Looks legit. I mean, it even says it right there in the url that it is legit!

Electric is an intriguing idea, but a few semi-hypothetical questions:

What's the range on a 40 or 50 ton tank w/ an electric motor?

I learned my lesson about taking Redbox Instant seriously last year.

Don't worry guys, I got this!

Imho, McAfee is unsafe.

: )

Speaking personally, I don't go for that list of "trusted" items anyway. I'm what they'd call a PC running Windows, and so I wouldn't have Apple first on any list of good guys. Google gets the same treatment; if I find any instance of a Google-related file or folder or Registry entry, I make it go away. I make it go…

This is why I do the oem unlock as soon as I get a new phone. Even if I don't think I want it yet, I know I will one day, and I want to save myself the trouble of wiping.

Honestly, I get excited when a popular service goes bad because that means LifeHacker is going to give me 5 great alternatives pretty soon.

I've purchased almost every Humble Bundle available. I've also bought a few things from Green Man... Good times!

Personally, I think styrofoam peanuts are the devils own invention. There is no level of humidity or temperature that keeps those damn things from getting static-charged and sticking on everything EXCEPT the bag in the trash can.

I know it used to be the case that it was cheaper to buy a PC but at this point I don't do it because it's cheaper to build a whole one (though it can be). I build my own machines because I don't have to build an entire machine. In fact, I haven't had to build a machine from scratch in about 15 years.

Whatever you do, don't buy a computer for the preinstalled software. It's all crap.

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