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I'm sure many of you hardcoders have been so intensely involved at the keyb that you let your mugs of coffee get cold. So, stick 'em in the microwave.
But, is there a certain type - glaze, non-glaze, composition - that should or shouldn't be used in a microwave? |
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My keyb's too long to fit in the microwave 
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I think you want want of these
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that is pretty cool 
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1sf (troll), now there's a mug I'd like to put in a microwave. 
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| Rhakios wrote: | | 1sf (troll) (troll), now there's a mug I'd like to put in a microwave. |
Just imagine the size of that microwave 
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| Rhakios wrote: | | 1sf (troll) (troll), now there's a mug I'd like to put in a microwave. |
AH AHA HAH AHA HA H HA HA H
the most i've lol'd in ages.
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Not even google images has anything!
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And how long it would take to cook, dense matter needs a lot more time.
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I seem to recall, from the film "Kick Ass", that you can get industrial scale microwaves for treating timber, certainly big enough to take an ordinary human, probably even a flabby fish.
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thats what I was looking for images of.
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| Rhakios wrote: | | I seem to recall, from the film "Kick Ass", that you can get industrial scale microwaves for treating timber, certainly big enough to take an ordinary human, probably even a flabby fish. |
stoned fish, no not stone deaf
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| 1slipperyfish (troll) (troll) wrote: | that is pretty cool
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It be hot not cool... 
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| That microwave might even be big enough for my giant star trek mug! |
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hey what about a USB hotplate just the size of a coffee cup that keeps your coffee warm, has someone invented that yet?
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| godofthedevil wrote: | | hey what about a USB hotplate just the size of a coffee cup that keeps your coffee warm, has someone invented that yet? |
P=VI (IIRC)
So for USB 2.0 that's max 5.25V and 500mA, which gives 2.76W. I'm not sure how warm 2.76W will keep your cup of coffee. 
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