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Old Oct 29, 2008 | 9:06 pm
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BTW - I remember this old skit on the telly re: some Russian guy w/ vcrs blinking "12:00". He says he charges $500 for vcr stuff. His cousin says cuz there are problems? Him, no. To make the 12:00 stop blinking.

I think someone could make a fortune figuring out an easy way to get that vacuum-sealed (my phrase; not accurate) plastic stuff on this & others to actually open up easily. I was thankful the tech guy didn't just stick a stake through the heart of the memory in frustration at getting the plastic to open.

But anyway, once he did, it went very quick. Even w/ it taking a bit, it all went very quick. And truthfully I was just gabbing w/ my friend while he did it. She told me I didn't need to do anything for him, but fair is fair. I bought a nice Pinot Noir for him. Of course he was a 'youngin', so no idea if it mattered. LOL.

He did say I should get 4GB, but I mentioned that thanks to you all I know this machine will only take 2GB. Plus we talked about Windows 7, which got an unveiling by all the mags today.

Cheers.
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Old Oct 29, 2008 | 9:46 pm
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Originally Posted by SkiAdcock
BTW - I remember this old skit on the telly re: some Russian guy w/ vcrs blinking "12:00". He says he charges $500 for vcr stuff. His cousin says cuz there are problems? Him, no. To make the 12:00 stop blinking.

I think someone could make a fortune figuring out an easy way to get that vacuum-sealed (my phrase; not accurate) plastic stuff on this & others to actually open up easily. I was thankful the tech guy didn't just stick a stake through the heart of the memory in frustration at getting the plastic to open.
Lots of folks make devices for those plastic clamshells -

There's this one
And this one
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Old Oct 31, 2008 | 1:09 am
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Originally Posted by SkiAdcock
anyway, once he did, it went very quick. Even w/ it taking a bit, it all went very quick. And truthfully I was just gabbing w/ my friend while he did it. She told me I didn't need to do anything for him, but fair is fair. I bought a nice Pinot Noir for him. Of course he was a 'youngin', so no idea if it mattered. LOL.
Glad to hear you finally have a (relatively) faster HP now. See I told you, for those who know how to do it, it only takes seconds.

Your "youngin" probably would be more excited if it were a movie ticket or a film. Maybe even better, beer & pizza.
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