[Esteban]

Forgot about the Lisa…

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Originally Posted by M_Six

Probably works better than our existing "toaster" oven. It tends to make bread warm, but hardly toasted.

At least it is more fun to watch.

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Originally Posted by Lady Jane

If you owned something like this:


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This reminds me of the hot dog cooker dad made in his high school shop.
It was simply a piece of varnished pine, maybe 3” x 6” with 2 spikes
sticking straight up, both wired to AC with an ON/OFF switch. Dad would
stick on 4 hotdogs, then hit the switch. Nothing much happened at first,
but eventually the hotdogs would start to puff up a bit with steam coming
out of the spike holes. Obviously, 120 volts was applied to the spikes.
Dad’s caution was simply, “Don’t touch it when its on.” His hotdog cooker
made having hotdogs for dinner twice as much fun. ��

[Lady Jane]

[M_Six]

Originally Posted by Lady Jane

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I don't remember creating a password yesterday, but if you say so...

[Esteban]

Originally Posted by M_Six

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I don't remember creating a password yesterday, but if you say so...

I have a little notebook for all my passwords so don't have to remember.

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Originally Posted by Lady Jane

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759W

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Originally Posted by Esteban

I have a little notebook for all my passwords so don't have to remember.

Me too.

Now, if I could just remember where I hid my little notebook. 🤣

[kscarrol]

My wife still uses her little notebook with countless passwords written, scratched out, new ones written in etc. I’ve used an app for years and now as an apple user, the latest software has a very good password app that works across my phone, iPad and iMac.

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Originally Posted by kscarrol

My wife still uses her little notebook with countless passwords written, scratched out, new ones written in etc. I’ve used an app for years and now as an apple user, the latest software has a very good password app that works across my phone, iPad and iMac.

… plus face recognition.

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[ezaircon4jc]

Originally Posted by Lady Jane

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[mc-m3]

Originally Posted by ezaircon4jc

OXbow 62842

I didn't know there were multiple names for any given exchange.
eg.
69 had names MYrtle, OWen, OXbow, OXford

I always heard ours as Vandyke, but I see these were also used for 82
TAlbot, TAlmadge, TAylor, VAlley, VAndyke