shellylh

OK, Bosch it is. Sears, or should I buy it somewhere else (I assume the installation is straightforward enough that even the Sears guys can handle it)?

I've never eaten wet cardboard, recommended?

Yep, I used it for the first time and after flipping the egg (I used butter), it stuck a bit. I guess I am going to have to use lots of butter/oil in the beginning. How long until it is "stable"? Also, WTF is with this weather??? We are on our Spring Break (one week later than usual even) and I woke up to 26 degrees this morning. I am sure that is quite balmy for the folks north of here, but I live in Houston and it's March! Guess I won't be headed to the beach this week...

Dishwashers: we need a new one (built in). Any advice on brands/models?

Ugh, what a mess.

Started seasoning my 2nd carbon steel pan (after failing with my first). Not perfect but not nearly as bad as the first.

Happy Early Birthday Nate!!!

That is the rack I have, pretty solid and reasonably priced

Heh

This.

Happy Birthday Naaman!!!

You're kinda freaking me out Dan... I should stop reading this thread.

Is this also on capitalone360.com or just capitalone.com?

Should we avoid this page for now? Not sure if this is a real problem or not.

Ugh, I hope Apple isn't going to turn into the security nightmare that Windows seems to be. I don't really want to switch to Linux... of course, I am only assuming that Linux is more secure than Mac OS X.

I guess you are probably serious about this. How difficult would this be to setup and make sure it is secure? How would I be able to tell how secure it is to be on the network on campus?

In general, is it safer to use Rice's VPN when at home (assuming that I have a router setup with WPA2 and a very difficult pw) or not to use it? I am always slightly worried that the university's network isn't so safe with all the students on it but I know very little about network security (and I am paranoid).

Would it be helpful, after upgrading ios7, to change important passwords or is that overkill? I am hoping Sprint's network hasn't been exploited...

Just saw this on Safe Mac and saw the following warning: "This is a very serious matter, and iOS should be updated immediately… but only while on a secured network! Do not update while on an open wifi network!" Unfortunately, I had already updated my phone while I was on the Sprint network instead of the home or work secured wifi network. Is there a way to know if this will be a problem?

I want some In-N-Out... please come to Houston!!!

Sheez, hope you get a break at some point Nate.

Happy Birthday Dan!!!

Fax is on!!!

Happy Birthday Al!!!

The Macallan Cask Strength is very nice, buy if you can find.