How to fry a SSD?? 
It’s easy…
Forget to reconnect the fan when cleaning your NUC! 
What’s interesting is that it was working fine for many weeks, and only failed after adding new releases requiring analysis.
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You can also fry it in a pan. No computer needed. I don’t know any recipes though.
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I use butter and garlic, but to each their own.
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I can relate to that - using a Samsung 2TB for backup of music folders; when copying hundreds of Gb’s the little red guy is getting quit hot…
Or fry an egg on a NUC with no fan.
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Egg wash, flour and panko.
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I prefer baked goods. Less fat. 
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I know this things can get hot that is why I put some strong tooth paste. The manufacturer recommended mint liqueur but after that is prone to errors.
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No fat, it was air fried…
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The most un-Romanian thing I’ve read in a long time 
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after air fried we sprinkle fat instead of ketchup
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A dash of “pig love”. Magic!
I don’t think there’s a cooking thread in here and this may just end up being it 
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We can try
I’ve just made some kind of apple pie. And first fried the apples in “some” butter. And in this case the sprinkle is sugar (much better than fat)
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Is that your first attempt at prajitura cu mere? 
Good you’ve specified the powder is sugar 
@Gadnoz_Seek Terribly sorry for hijacking your thread matey 
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No, lost count, it is just the version that my kids like. The original was done by their grandma but that level I cannot reach 
Yep sorry
What’s it about again?
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how to fry ssds
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None of us could ever reach this or mom level.
I still text my mom asking for step by step instructions on how to prepare certain traditional dishes but draw the line at sarmale - something I will never ever be able to put together myself
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We’re all getting moderated in one, two…