1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

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Cheese should be liquid at room temp...

Fight me

 

You know...I've had some great fondue out here in Carmel Valley...that made me want to put cheese on anything.

I can be all about that liquid cheese life

 

But.... fondue isn't actually room temp.

 

Maybe not your room

 

I will say. I do love me some Melting Pot. Not sure if it's a chain everywhere, but it's one of my favorites...

 

Oh I know.

Dude, I've got a bag of MRE bacon cheese spread I bought a year or two ago. I don't eat them out of fear that I'll eat them all at once

What I loved is most of the other marines preferred the jalapeno cheese spread and I always ended up with one so I'd trade it off.

 

I keep cheese in my room...

 

I remember having Melting Pot out in Chitown IIRC; regardless I did have it and yes I loved it.

 

Wait what?

Just when I thought we were bestfriends

 

so yea... maybe 3vz-fe cams in a 5vz, while possible.. will do nothing.. because everything except the intake open is the same..

 

I've used Smartsheets. Makes for some nice looking project plans. I wouldn't mind using it. Just so many legacy MS documents, spreadsheets, and Office automation setup.
Some years ago, WordPerfect had an office suite that I could make it do way more than Office. Great little presentation program with autorun and audio features. Back in those days it was all developed in Orem Utah.

It only survived in legal offices that were so invested in WordPerfect documents from the days before windows.

It had a feature named "Reveal Codes" that could allow any style overrides to be adjusted on the fly. Users just needed to understand the correct use of style tags.

The save as HTML feature rendered some of the cleanest HTML code that I had seen at the time. I believe the original internal document format was based on SGML from way back. There was an SGML feature that was being used before XML really started to be widely used. I think the government required SGML documents for ships, submarines, and airplanes long before the word processors we know today. I see shades of the original Xerox Ventura publisher living on today in WordPerfect and maybe CorelDraw. Ventura Publisher was popular for publishing huge documents like encyclopedias. When those huge publications came out of style, the need for that type of product diminished.

 

A wagable.

 

Morning

 

DEC PDP-11 (Way before the IBM PC)

For a decade, the PDP-11 was the smallest system that could run Unix,

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PDP-11

 

Never been but I’m going to have to check it out.

 

Morning gents. So I wasn’t able to find anything on google when I searched but do you guys know if any 3rd gen 4runners came w/o ADD? I have a guy who is saying he has a 1997 4Runner no push button transfer case but I looked up that year and wasn’t able to find any that had manual hubs.

 

No pushbutton just means he has a J shift with ADD. Same as my truck. The soccer moms that 3rd gen T4R's were meant for wouldnt know how to work a manual hub...

 

Haven't been yet, but now I'm upset bc it was right up the street from my old place in ahwatukee. What do u recommend from there?