Re: Holiday
Posted by Gaara on
Fri Aug 12th 2005 at 7:13am
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Its winter here down in Australia. Very Very cold. Failing all subjects except Chemistry. It sux down here.
Re: Holiday
Posted by Crono on
Fri Aug 12th 2005 at 9:45am
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I'm not talking about some bargain machine or a refurb at Fry's, and yes, those are refurbs. Also, if they have Linux on them, they didn't have to pay for any extra licensing :wink:
The thing I was mainly talking about though was quality of parts. The only "brand" computer I've seen that have anything close to quality stuff is Alienware and those are so overpriced it's disgusting.
What I meant: is if you built the same exact computer your self, it'd be cheaper: bottom line. Also, Fry's is an independent dealer (so to speak). The computer you buy there, if it is built by them, isn't offered at another Fry's. So, what you're saying is the same as comparing buying a new product or finding it on Ebay for half the price. It's strictly on a computer to computer basis and is in no way consistent.
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I didn't notice the onboard video part. Hang on a moment.
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Re: Holiday
Posted by $loth on
Fri Aug 12th 2005 at 3:20pm
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I've just been for a nice long bike ride. Next monday i'm off to the
yorkshire dales for a few days withmy girlfriend. Also going for a week
to madeira with my mum and nan ( madeira = cheap lager = lots of
it....).
Re: Holiday
Posted by French Toast on
Fri Aug 12th 2005 at 5:15pm
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Yeah, quickly back to the guitar repair thingy issue, I can't believe you'd pay to restring your guitar... morons.
I've had to do tons of repairs on mine in the last few years, I
restring completely about once every couple months, and have to do a
lot of repairs to the gadgetry inside. I've had to resolder stuff
because it was done so poorly, and I often have to put things back into
place because they twist and get all wierd.
Anyways, I've spent the last few days unpacking and playing BF2 at various places around the house on my laptop :smile:
Re: Holiday
Posted by Crono on
Fri Aug 12th 2005 at 8:41pm
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The way the bridge holds the strings on Lo-Pro Edge, Edge, Lo-TRS, and TRS 101 is a BAD idea.
The one I physically used ( I think it was part of the RG series ) did exactly as I desribed. I thought I said, it probably isn't like the one in the image there. But most locking bridges are designed this way.
I mean, that's how I have an opinion of the bridge design ... I wouldn't otherwise, since I don't own one.
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Re: Holiday
Posted by Gaara on
Mon Sep 12th 2005 at 7:25am
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Yeah was around 10 degrees to us that is frozen hell but now in spring it hitting 30-35 (Celcius). Also WTF i have no idea how to read farenheit.
Re: Holiday
Posted by Gaara on
Mon Sep 12th 2005 at 8:00am
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OMG 0 in celcius is 32 in farenheight. This explains alot.