Hard drive is here!
That sounds better then what I have run into, so thanks!
How about the ability to set a specific dpi at the touch or hold of a button? I don't need to cycle through six settings, just allow me to toggle.
I would love to own one, but the investment is too great right now. All I want is something repairable that will drive, have cool air, and play music over Bluetooth.
Wash your hands often. It really does make a huge difference.
You beat me to the punch.
We were absolutely considering output delay and hoarding our CRT monitors.
Some of us were also initially concerned about input delay from early USB until we were shown that while it is slower that it was unnoticeable.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/At-will_employment
People are confusing it with at will employment.
Catan. Set in 21 century. Involves renewables. Fossil fuel choices affect all parties. Was in development for almost a decade before COVID and was shelved due to the pandemic. Looks fun.
Good job Verge. Now, how about we discuss the proper use of thermal paste?
Printers used to refer to the page separation rollers as retard rollers.
I was going to joke about some kind of social powder case, but it turns out that compact and contact are synonymous here.
Can I press it multiple thymes?
No lovage. You would rue the outcome. You might even burnet out.
I mean, I'm usually on top of it, but you can't always game every light 100% of the time. Also, there's no appeasing everyone.
I try to put it in gear shortly before the light changes, but sometimes the light is long and I don't want to just ride my clutch while I sit there for a minute or more.
I drive a stick. Sometimes I get a honk in that moment when shifting into gear at the light change. People expect the cars to start moving immediately once the light changes.
That's interesting. My experience with these kinds of switches is mainly with other hardware. We had drawers of buttons we would resolder when they went bad.
Obviously, soldering on this ribbon cable is a recipe for disaster. I have never had good results soldering on a ribbon cable like that because it melts back from the heat.
Again, it's pretty cool up learn that the DSi has such hardy components. It's definitely unexpected from my perspective.
Hey, that's great to hear! Generally, when those buttons fail to activate, they need replaced. I'll try to keep this in my back pocket, though.
The switch underneath is most likely bad. I know that replacing it isn't an option for you, but it may be the answer.
Have you tried disassembling the unit to see if there is any debris?
Thanks for the article. It was a good read. I wish there was some way to combat misinformation, but it is flat Earth all over again. Ideas are welcome.
Duh, just move the Russian border. Then they will be bombing occupied Ukrainian territory.