* Switching to new short code
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@ -28,11 +28,11 @@ The main parts I had to worry about were as folow in the table:
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After opening the case I saw a few things that had to go.
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{{< pic "/media/img/atx/before.jpg" >}}
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1. Hard Drive bays
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{{< pic "/media/img/atx/hdd.jpg" >}}
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I also took off the front IO panel since I have some plans to make this more flush later on, thus saving space to fit into a carry on bag.
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@ -41,18 +41,18 @@ I also took off the front IO panel since I have some plans to make this more flu
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I have no idea what this thing is but it had to go since it wouldn't let my motherboard fit into the case.
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Luckily there was only a few rivets holding it in to a quick chiseling and they were gone with the rack too.
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{{< pic "/media/img/atx/rack.jpg" >}}
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## Test fitting some things
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First I checked how the motherboard would fit into the case on its own; I was afraid of possibly adjusted the rear I/O sheild hole.
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{{< pic "media/img/atx/mbtest.jpg" >}}
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Next I fiddled with the psu since fitting it into the case was going to be _really_ akward.
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It ended up being as weird as I though but ultimately it works and seems to be stable so what you see in the picture is the setup I went with.
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{{< pic "/media/img/atx/psutest.jpg" >}}
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I completely forgot about the hard drives until the end, but it worked out in a _totally not ghetto way_.
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The 3.5 inc drive is the only one that I _really_ need to worry about for mounting honestly because of two reaons:
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@ -61,7 +61,7 @@ The 3.5 inc drive is the only one that I _really_ need to worry about for mounti
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* The other drive is a laptop drive \
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Which I know still doesn't excuse the mounting but hey it coulnd't really move even if it wanted to.
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{{< pic "/media/img/atx/hddfinal.jpg" >}}
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Hard drives have a little shroud which I made out of some heavy duty duck tape and cardboard.
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Kinda sketchy but not really since it holds things in a clean position and doesnt rattle at all.
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@ -36,7 +36,7 @@ Being that the fruit has a very mild taste I would suggest keeping it in to give
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Will look something like this while boiling, however I would also mix and smash
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this a bit with a spoon while boiling:
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<img class="pure-img-responsive" src="/media/img/dragonfruit/simmer.jpg"/>
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{{< pic "/media/img/dragonfruit/simmer.jpg" >}}
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* Keep boiling for about 5-7 minutes
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@ -48,14 +48,14 @@ Mix in the newly made syrup, ice and club soda and you're done.
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I've added some Dragon fruit chunks to the mix for pizzazz however they ended up
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helping the flavor a ton in my opinion.
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<img class="pure-img-responsive" src="/media/img/dragonfruit/chunks.jpg"/>
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{{< pic "/media/img/dragonfruit/chunks.jpg" >}}
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Basically the flavor is _extremely_ mild however the texture of the fruit itself
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is similar to a kiwi. Even after **loading** the glass with more syrup there still
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isn't much flavor and the bite of it all really overwhelms it. While I'm not surprised
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I should mention that this would work really well as a dye since the color it gives off is a really pretty pinkish/purple (which also stains just about everything it touches).
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<img class="pure-img-responsive" src="/media/img/dragonfruit/soda.jpg"/>
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{{< pic "/media/img/dragonfruit/soda.jpg" >}}
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meh/10 but at least it was refreshing.
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@ -80,7 +80,7 @@ This one depends on how big the glass is + taste.
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The pouring on the sides actually help with the mixing later(source: dude trust me).
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<img class="pure-img-responsive" src="/media/img/nyeggcream/choco-sides.jpg"/>
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{{< pic "/media/img/nyeggcream/choco-sides.jpg" >}}
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* Pour the milk in next
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@ -104,5 +104,5 @@ I haven't tried it but maybe with some ice cream the head would last longer so t
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messing with the original recipe to get that head to stick around.
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<img class="pure-img-responsive" src="/media/img/nyeggcream/finished.jpg"/>
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{{< pic "/media/img/nyeggcream/finished.jpg" >}}
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@ -7,7 +7,7 @@ category: article
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image: /media/thumbnails/cola.jpg
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---
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<img class="pure-img-responsive" src="/media/img/cola1/finish.jpg"/>
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{{< pic "/media/img/cola1/finish1.jpg" >}}
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# Taste
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@ -50,15 +50,15 @@ Mix the following together:
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* Lemon zest
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* 2 cups of water
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<img class="pure-img-responsive" src="/media/img/cola1/dry-bowl.jpg"/>
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{{< pic "/media/img/cola1/dry-bowl.jpg" >}}
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<img class="pure-img-responsive" src="/media/img/cola1/sugar.jpg"/>
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{{< pic "/media/img/cola1/sugar.jpg" >}}
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<img class="pure-img-responsive" src="/media/img/cola1/zest.jpg"/>
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{{< pic "/media/img/cola1/zest.jpg" >}}
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Mix this up in a pot and get it to simmer for 20 minutes.
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<img class="pure-img-responsive" src="/media/img/cola1/pot.jpg"/>
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{{< "/media/img/cola1/pot.jpg" >}}
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While the pot is simmering take the 2 cups of sugar and blitz it in a food
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processor. Doing this makes the sugar dissolve more easily later on when we
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@ -92,4 +92,4 @@ Any lower and you might start to dilute the flavor too much.
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Finally if you don't like the color then you can add blue + red to make the color
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a bit darker, similar to the pic below. I used **5 blue to 4 red**.
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<img class="pure-img-responsive" src="/media/img/cola1/fake-bottled.jpg"/>
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{{< pic "/media/img/cola1/fake-bottled.jpg" >}}
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@ -12,7 +12,7 @@ description: A simple recipe that works for basically any flavor
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So here's what I used to make the pic below:
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<img class="pure-img-responsive" src="/media/img/baking/blackberry-icecream.jpg"/>
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{{< pic "/media/img/baking/blackberry-icecream.jpg" >}}
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## Recipe Base
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@ -83,7 +83,7 @@ The new architecture has a few goals in mind:
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* More flexibility
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{{< pic "/media/img/lewdlad/arch.svg" >}}
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With this new architecture:
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@ -19,7 +19,7 @@ I'm was Chromium user for a while since the adblocking and extension support was
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Say what you want about syncing across devices and """_the cloud_""" but its pretty comfy since everything is setup essentially where-ever you go.
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In other words Chrome and the like get the good ole' stamp of _werks for me_.
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{{< pic "/media/img/werks.png" >}}
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## Out of the box experience
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