Recent content by Princemercury

I started on this site when I was very young (in relation to today). I definitely learned a lot in terms of communicating with people as well as forming friendships with individuals with huge differences in age and interests. I'm glad I spent a few years with this site as part of my home page...

"/yawn", I'll add a little bit more to my post this time. I agree with most of the things that have been said in this thread already. Mainly considering the aspects of "it's just an old game" now. It's sad, I miss the old community. I still come here from time to time trying to find something...

Seriously doubt 1/4.

This will probably be a simple question to answer for someone... Some background information: We have a slew of DELL servers and our company has decided to implement a large scale water cooling solution for our data centers. As many of you know DELL has 3, 4 and 5 pin fan connectors built on...

Buy another drive that is the same exact model, get a set of Torx drivers and fix the drive. Take lid off, controller board, remember where the screws are, this will take patience and a good deal of effort. It's a fun project, I've done it a few times (over 10) and it works as long the...

Strangely satisfying lol. http://www.engadget.com/2009/12/15/airport-security-guards-kill-literally-kill-a-macbook/ http://www.bluegartrls.com/forum/showthread.php?t=85848

Yeah... that is weird. All I would do is take advantage of the 3yr manf warranty... Eg. Linksys will just send you a new one while you return the old one, simple~

Anyone know of a Wireless Print server (standalone) that supports proprietary printer information through embedded driver information? Eg. Ink amounts, paper detection, timing signals (on/off) etc for every machine that wants to connect to it directly? More specifically : Printer Model -...

Average home internet speeds are about 13 mbps and that's considering high end about $60+/month. G gateway with 2-3 walls in between will still run at 54mbps. Only advantage on N for the typical user? A little more range compared to a MIMO G... and in most users home the router is 3-4 rooms...

Perfect response. Some older stuff don't support WPA tho.

... and a lot of it. Source: http://newsinfo.inquirer.net/inquirerheadlines/nation/view/20091115-236337/Thrilling-discovery-Lots-of-water-on-moon Other articles around the net state the same things word by word. Flash presentation at CNN Source...

4MAB and 2 INT will do a little more dmg than 8 INT pants when nuking unresisted ^^. 4MAB and 4 MAcc is the right way to go if you want a little higher nukes.

Saw this on the news last night and forgot about it, was wondering what the letter said... This is pretty funny.

I'm logged on Mieuw is logging on too. I need a few mins before we head out, wrapping up stuff around the house.

Doesn't look like you can bend your knees in them very easily >_>.