Walking outside today

deanreevesii · 5 months

After reading Poe's law, Colbert Report comes to mind.

blueooze · 5 months

Try a rubber band or a match head in between the screw and the tool. Or as a last resort try a tool like this.

Edit: As a VERY last resort....with extreme caution, drill a very fine hole right through the screw until it cracks and falls out. Not recommend though.

dismal626 · 5 months

While in Chrome, press Shift+Esc for the Chrome Task Manager for a break down of the 15 procs

cfj · 6 months

Probably VMs

purplehayes · 6 months

PlayOn

Gormogon · 6 months

I did some research and you guys may be right that HDMI cable may not be the biggest factor. Plasma TV(scaling resolution=processing power) and Wireless keyboard/mouse could be greater factors. Also it looks like it was a 100ft HDMI cable.

Gormogon · 6 months

I have run a +50ft HDMI cable from a PC to a TV on the other side of the room and i can tell you there is a 1-1.5 second delay from mouse movement to seeing it move on the screen. Unless its a turn based gaming, I wouldn't go the HDMI route. I would suggest building a portable gaming system. Micro ATX case with a handle on top...IMO

XxqTZpxX · 6 months

Jerry these are load bearing walls, they're not gonna come down!

Dangger · 7 months

LogMeIn

deathsythe · 9 months

Got one a few months back...great fun playing around with but even at $245 not worth it IMO. Hacking ROM is a pain (1hr for a first timer) as well as the view angles are terrible. I would invest an extra $150 and get the ASUS Transformer..I wish i had. also it is thicker and heavier than other competing tablets

maxwellhill · 9 months

Quis custodiet ipsos custodes?

StinsonBarney · 9 months

Ditto

Tarkaan · 9 months

This might help

thatoneguy5000000 · 9 months

Spacemonger

ManWithoutAPlan · 9 months

Supermicro motherboards with Windows handling spanned volumes.

reseph · 9 months

Some reviews of this PSU were about it failing in the first few months, which can happen with any piece of technology. IMO, I would refund it and buy a better quality one. I would not recommend skimping on a big rigs PSU. They can easily fry your whole system. Best of luck

vegetaiscool13 · 9 months

Could be. As long as the folder is shared and is in the 'Video Libray'(right-click on the folder and 'Include in library - Video') this has worked for me for almost 2 years. Also make sure in the 'Advance Sharing' in your network setting that you allow the XBOX to stream media

vegetaiscool13 · 9 months

Make sure your Video folder(s) are all in your 'Video' library(in Vista)...also dont use WMP...try going to your 'Video Library' to play videos

excellentlistener · 9 months

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