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It really is that good.
1 Box Rainbow Rotini, boiled, drained and cooled. I boil it with olive oil and salt.
1/4 of a red onion, sliced thinly into rings, then rings quartered, like for a salad
a few heaping tablespoons of kalamata olives (to taste)
1 jar of artichoke hearts marinated in oil, sliced diagonally once.
1/2 package of surimi, mildly shredded. DO NOT USE REAL CRAB. It will overpower everything
1 medium container of Feta
3 each of red, yellow and orange mini peppers, sliced into rings.
A couple of splashes of fancy italian dressing, to taste, but not too much - just enough to get the cheese to stick to the noodles.
Mix it all together in a huge bowl. Make your neighbors jealous by bringing it over once and never sharing the recipe.
To err is human. Fortune favors the monsters.
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Tri-color rotini
Giardiniera
Sopressata
Colby jack
Vinaigrette
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I do love recipes 
What is rainbow rotini? Ah, colored macaroni; you don't boil those with olive oil. You need no oil to cook pasta.
honey the codewitch wrote: a few heaping tablespoons of kalamata olives (to taste)
Olives, yuck. So no regular olives? I read they meaty, so I'll switch this to cheap mushrooms, oven dried.
honey the codewitch wrote: 1 jar of artichoke hearts marinated in oil, sliced diagonally once.
I've never had artichoke, nor ever a veggie heart. My local supermarket also not that fancy.
Wikipedia states on artichoke: Once the buds bloom, the structure changes to a coarse, barely edible form
honey the codewitch wrote: 1/2 package of surimi, mildly shredded. DO NOT USE REAL CRAB. It will overpower everything
Surimi I do know; that's for the cat. Switched to spam.
honey the codewitch wrote: 1 medium container of Feta
Works amazingly well in salads.
honey the codewitch wrote: 3 each of red, yellow and orange mini peppers, sliced into rings.
Does your stomach see colors? Colored pasta, colored peppers.. Replaced with jalapeno's from glass.
honey the codewitch wrote: A couple of splashes of fancy italian dressing
You mean olive oil?
I assume the pasta is mixed cold with these ingredients?
The Dutch version;
- cheap macaroni
- spam, diced
- gurkins, diced
- union, whole, diced
- pea's (undiced)
- mayonaisse
If it tastes cheap, it is because it is cheap. I bet you can't find a Dutch restaurant anywhere 
Bastard Programmer from Hell 
"If you just follow the bacon Eddy, wherever it leads you, then you won't have to think about politics." -- Some Bell.
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Eddy Vluggen wrote: I bet you can't find a Dutch restaurant anywhere
There may be one in Holland. 
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There are.
They serve french fries and schnitzel.
..but eat local, you get potatoes with sauerkraut. And, required, a sausage.
Bastard Programmer from Hell
"If you just follow the bacon Eddy, wherever it leads you, then you won't have to think about politics." -- Some Bell.
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Even simpler Dutch version:
Macaroni
Peanut sauce
Wash it down with a large glass of milk.
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No. No, you don't.
First, you have macaroni. And you live in the land of cheese?
--edit
Mac and cheese.
And coffee, not milk; I'm not a kid :/
Bastard Programmer from Hell
"If you just follow the bacon Eddy, wherever it leads you, then you won't have to think about politics." -- Some Bell.
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I live in left pond, but I had plain macaroni with peanut sauce at a large companyβs cafeteria in Groningen.
It was similar to a cold noodle with peanut sauce that I have at a local Chinese restaurant.
I did appreciate the licorice(drop?) selection in the vending machine. Most of the licorice I eat is imported from Australia because I have a choice of one brand only.π
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yum, do you think capers would add to the dish?
love capers in my pasta (amo i capperi nella mia pasta)
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You could probably get away with it.
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i think so too.
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Badfinger
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I was going to post this as an article since someone might be searching for UEFI information, but it is not about code so I placed it here. If someone would like to make this an article, then that is fine. Thank you.
It started out as an answer or comment to https://www.codeproject.com/Questions/316940/Coding-an-OS-for-a-specific-system
https://www.codeproject.com/Questions/316940/Coding-an-OS-for-a-specific-system
So, now the title is The wonderful world of UEFI [or not].
I know this is an old disucssion, but someone might be searching for UEFI information and how to write a UEFI loader, or write to UEFI, or how to read UEFI, or how to remove UEFI, or how to edit UEFI.
Specifically, what this person is asking can be done with the UEFI.
UEFI is commonly written and installed by various hardware manufacturers.
It is a part of some motherboards: Many times on a UEFI containing chip that is burned into the chip making it changeable only by replacing that chip. Some times it is in changeable memory on the motherboard.
The same can be said of UEFI with video cards, and sound cards, and network cards, which include those that come with the system and those that are sold separately via retail. They can be burned into a chip or in memory on those cards.
You said, Quote: it turns out, that UEFI is 'merely' a layer on top of the BIOS, a pseudo OS, to make OS's more portable.
No that assumption is wrong. It is not a layer on top of BIOS: It is ment to be a replacement to BIOS. I can be attached to older systems BIOS where the BIOS has irrevocable control, but UEFI is meant to be a replacement for BIOS completely.
You said, Quote: , to make OS's more portable.
That is specifically wrong. UEFI was originally designed to work on, or with, or in extension of, or to contol non-server operating systems, specifically to allow a remote entity to completely control the non-server operating system. Notice that was for a "remote entity", which means that with it anyone that had the login sequence may have (at UEFI's first introduction) been able to use and control and override and change any software part of the operating system and the files on it to furthermore include all of that for the mouse, the keyboard, the monitor, the microphone, the camera, etc. either the same as or similar to if that operating system was a business class server (running a "server" operating system). Now it is different.
Now UEFI is replacing BIOS with the excuse of [whatever]. So, if a hacker wanted to get into a De** computer via UEFI, that hacker might get a job or bribe someone at De** for the login sequence to De**'s version of UEFI which they install on their computers-for-sale, and then all (I said, "all") of the De** computers that have that version of UEFI are then (every last one of them) open to that hacker entering (hacking into) those computers with almost (OK there is an limit) any operating sytem running on those systems. Wndos or Makentoch or Lynyx (spelling changed to avoid whatever) probably 100% penetrable. Unikx (again the spelling thing) as used by banks and other intensely secure businesses probably not so penetrable. This is nothing new. I am not revealing anything that is not already widely known. If you did know of this, then la-de-dah, pay attention the world around you.
There is more. If a hacker gets into a UEFI based system then most likely that hacker can change the entire UEFI code/program to their own version of UEFI and then lock out almost (again, βalmostβ) every other remote entity. So, if a user gets a Mec Book or a Wndgoes system and gets hacked by that entity, then they might replace the existing UEFI for their own version of UEFI and then when that user contacts Mec or Wndgos and asks for help, the Mec or Wndgos remote personnel can probably not even see that userβs system.
Again, this is nothing new. This has been going on for years.
A user sitting at their computer scratching their [somethings] being recorded and then being sent a copy of that video demanding bribe. You knew this was possible. Do not do or say anything near to your computer that you do not want recorded. You knew that.
Now, how to stop or at least interrupt that stuff:
Every time you turn off your computer, OOPS it is not really off since it has UEFI on it and since that works like an almost non-stop back-door remote control which is common to business server systems, then unplug the power to the computer, and if it has a battery like laptops commonly do then take out that battery. Now it is (again with the βalmostβ) almost really off: If the CMOS battery is powerful enough or if there are other βsupposedlyβ CMOS-like batteries on the motherboard or other cards or etc., then you have to consider those. This is nothing new. It just has to be reiterated every few years by someone so that the newer generations will not be so incompetent about UEFI.
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