That was my teenage go to, except I used Ragu PizzaQuick because I was trashy.

I usually go with over medium eggs on toast.

Not low carb, but still tasty.

Ah yes, Compaq, the company that used non standard power supplies but with the standard wire coloring and connectors. I had several customers blow up their motherboards after buying standard replacement power supplies.

Yeah, I know it’s pointless to try to educate people, but I can’t help myself. I knew the downvotes were coming, but the truth needs to be told.

I got downvotes for saying that 110F was too low for drinking. That’s barely over hot tub temps. People are crazy.

I’m having a hard time finding anyone who recommended 90-100F or lower for drinking, even with specialty light roasts. I usually drink my specialty light roast pour overs at 130-135F. I think you might be mixing up brew temps in Celsius for drinking temps in Fahrenheit.

The National Coffee Association says coffee should be served at 180-185F, which seems high. McDonald’s was holding their coffee at 180-190F, not 200F, and they still hold their coffee at or near that temp. The only changes from this lawsuit were that they designed better cups and lids, and put more warnings on the coffee.

I’m not arguing that McDonald’s should have won the lawsuit, or even that they did nothing wrong, but this common TIL and most of the “facts” in this thread are misleading or just wrong.

Did I say people drink their coffee at 200F? I was responding to someone claiming that coffee should be held at 110F, which is fucking crazy.

Drinking temps are usually 125-140F, holding and serving temps should be higher than drinking temps, especially if people might add cream to it.

The recommended drinking temp of coffee is higher than 110F.

They didn’t serve the coffee at that temp to save money, they did it because that was the recommended holding temp for coffee.

After this lawsuit, they didn’t lower their coffee temps, they just made better cups and lids, and added more warnings.

You underestimate how shitty most software is written.

I’ve absolutely used timecard software that used the local device time instead of using a centralized time source.

Woosta MA would beg to differ.

I think that’s to push you to use voice search when you’re in the car.

The reason Nigeria is so anti lgbtq+ is because evangelicals from the US have been pushing anti lgbtq+ policies there for years.

This is what the US evangelicals want the US to be like.

Exactly like a real dog.

New ball bearings are still likely significantly smoother than the earth. Old worn out ball bearings might be rougher.

In 1988 I had to buy a book for my chemistry lab that cost $80. It was 70 xeroxed pages in a 3 ring binder.

When we first switched to JD Edwards, it still sent the passwords in plain text, and our Oracle partner set up our weblogic instances over http instead of https.

I had to prove I could steal passwords as just a local admin on a workstation before they made encrypting the traffic a priority.

It’s similar in IT. Almost no one recommends regular password changes anymore, but we won’t pass our audit if we don’t require password changes every 90 days.