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12/04/09
I'm sorry, but Joey Fatone has reclaimed some cool points in my book for his self satirizing performances on Robot Chicken. It's one thing to be part of a stupid boy band, but it's another thing to go on an offensive comedy show and make fun of yourself for doing it.
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Not cool.
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Most of the repairs for display issues required percussive maintenance due to bad/old solder joints. Far easier to drop the CRT from 4-12" onto a table than open the case, discharge the caps and tube, yadda.
11/20/09
If you're using an terminal program to access and run a VT220 session that's okay.
My first 'computer' was a 3270 terminal - more that 4 colours is a frill.
11/20/09
I've had many a sore quad and palm from this.
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11/20/09
11/20/09
I remember fixing a 486 that kept crashing by stabbing it 44 times in the side with a Philips head screwdriver. Worked like a charm. After that, I just called the computer "Tina", what with all the times I punched it.
And let's not forget the fact that any CRT monitor could be repaired by hitting the side of the enclosure really hard.
You cannot break electronics through so-called "abuse". If you hit a gadget and it breaks, it needed replacing anyway.
Anyone who says otherwise is a mincing panty-waisted limp-wristed fruit parfait.
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My three step process has rarely failed to fix a broken device.
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11/13/09
[dailyrampager.wordpress.com] #thiscyborglife
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Turds per second? #thiscyborglife
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