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Originally Posted By: hatt Originally Posted By: fdcg27 Nice failure to provide an answer. Mercury doesn't "form", at least not by the action of a river eroding soft rock. It's an element. Try looking at something called the Periodic Table. You could Google it. Mercury along with every other...

almost all tv is unwatchable garbage anyway

Originally Posted By: turtlevette Does Honda or Mazda make a man's car? a man drives whatever the heck he wants and cares not for the opinions of "men"

lmao bonus

I can't remember the last time I got bad service somewhere. On the other hand, I've seen some real insufferable jack-[censored] for customer needlessly harass store workers over stuff they clearly have no control over. These people deserve terrible service. It's amazing how good service can...

Originally Posted By: Chris142 Originally Posted By: Ramblejam What's the truck/engine in question? 93 international with a 3176 clatter pillar. They were known for gasket issues.it's not the first time for it either...since it's banned in California it has to be replaced soon with a newer truck...

I have an original Roku 1 and still rock it almost daily. I just haven't had a need to upgrade (since I also have an old TV)

Originally Posted By: 3800Series You are correct, it's been a while since I've dealt with sata 2 and was thinking it had a maximum read/write of 200. I know a 7200rpm WD Blue is rated for 140-150 read. I just looked into it tho and it appears it's a transfer limit of 300. That's about twice as...

I've had some really weird bugs with that app. I removed it and am using Textra now. Once in a while I try it again because I really like the web page preview feature, but I always end up deleting it again, because either an old unfixed bug, or some new bug pops up.

I had a 2007 Sante Fe I stupidly got rid of because I thought the Yaris would be more economical. It wasn't, because the jump in insurance more than made up for the lower fuel costs. So needless to say I'll be doing all of my research before buying something next time. Point it, I really miss...

You're talking alienware and I'm all excited about this Raspberry Pi I just got

LG Watch Urbane

Originally Posted By: pandus13 Originally Posted By: Rand Originally Posted By: pandus13 Originally Posted By: Subdued Gotta love the users who know just enough to be dangerous we really don't know OP's know-how level , so let's be adults... I did IT for a few years. We do kinda know the...

Originally Posted By: pandus13 Originally Posted By: Subdued Gotta love the users who know just enough to be dangerous we really don't know OP's know-how level , so let's be adults... back to BITOG: how is your Yaris getting old? is your's stock or did you apply anything? do you still like...

Originally Posted By: daves66nova Originally Posted By: Subdued Gotta love the users who know just enough to be dangerous You one of them???? I've been in IT over 20 years, so no, I'm pretty far from it. I was addressing the post above mine, not you specifically. I already said my piece to you.

Gotta love the users who know just enough to be dangerous

Originally Posted By: razel You can try to reboot and go to safe mode. Tap F8 when the computer reboots before the Win7 startup screen. Once you are there you can run on the command line: net user Administrator /ACTIVE. Reboot then login using local Administrator user and correct the drivers...

What problem are you trying to fix with new drivers? If they're just out of date and the problem is your OCD, you need to get over it.

Be more specific, wrestling symptoms out of people isn't a productive use of time. If there's some kind of failure that depends on positioning of physical things, a diagnostic tool isn't going to help you anyway. The remedy is symptom based. Call HP.

IOS 9 turned my ipad 2 into a sluggish slab. I imagine it probably did the same to the ipad 3, since it was really just a display upgrade.