I'm meeting a guy tonight to buy a "new in box" ipod touch, 4th generation. How can I tell by looking at the product and package that it is indeed a 4th generation? Anyone know the serial number or product number ranges that differentiate the generations?
I don't want to get it home, open it...
Used is fine as long as it's functional and not beat up.
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Don't want to split these up. Make me an offer.
Will trade for Nintendo DSi, Ipod Touch, cash, or some combination of any.
It's been a long time since I've sold here so my references are old, but I'm still the same honest dude.
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ebay...
Ok, looking to set up a new server at work. This is what I have
Perc5/i controller
4x Seagate 7200RPM 1TB Drives
2x WD3000HLFS (WD 10K RPM) 300GB
The server has 6 drive slots, so I'm limited there.
My exchange book suggests having a seperate drive (preferably on their own channels)...
I have 11 x 250 Gigabyte drives for sale. ATA133 Parallel ATA. 2.75 Terabytes total.
9 x Samsung SP2514N. 8MB Buffer, 7200RPM
1 x Seagate ST3250823A 8MB Buffer, 7200RPM
1 x Western Digital WD2500JB, 8MB Buffer, 7200RPM
$25 Each shipped. Contact me for discount on bulk purchase.
Heatware...
I've never used DeepFreeze, but I'm not sure how SteadyState could be any easier :shrug: We use it on our 150 public computers that people download malware and porn on all day. Works great!
The reason my daughter can't be 'free' at age 1-18, is that she won't have enough life-experience to be able to function independently and responsibly on her own. (I realize that age 18 is arbitrary, each individual will be slightly different.)
I have a small chunk of code in Microsoft...
You believe software has become sentient and has expressed it's will to be free? THis sounds like a whole lot of word-smithing in order to justify pirating software.
If, one day, software becomes sentient in the traditional sense of the word and expresses it's desire for freedom. Then I'd...
I see your point about the case. Here's my slant.
I need something that will hold the parts and provide adequate cooling. That's it. The particular case I picked out was cheap and had decent reviews (but I didn't really take into acount the size.) I don't care what it looks like, has...
What I need is some decent video proccessing power to play games at 1280x1024 with the settings cranked up to 11 :)
On the Samsung hard drive - I'm looking more for performance over size. I have 6 Terrabytes of storage in the basement. So basically I need Win7 + Office + GameXYZ. Anything...
1) What will you be doing with this PC? Gaming? Photoshop? Web browsing? etc
PC Gaming, Adobe Lightroom, Streaming Pr0n.
2) What's your budget? Are tax and shipping included?
$1500
3) Where do you live?
USA (WA)
4) What exact parts do you need for that budget? CPU, RAM, case, etc. Please...
It is for a non-web non-software guy like me :) I've installed Joomla and Mediawiki etc etc.. But that's all following instructions for nicely laid out packages.
Does something like this pre-exist someplace?
A mechanism similar to this page:
http://www.cdw.com/shop/search/hub.aspx?wclss=P2
where on the left you have a bunch of attributes you can select or deselect, and on the content side it gives you a list of all the pages that match that criteria.
I'm not fixated on a wiki at all. It's just where I started my search because I was building a page for each searchable item. I would like "some" users to be able to edit data, but I'm not really interested in letting all of the general public do it. If there is a better way to accomplish my...
OK, I'm building a wiki that I would like to be able to allow the user to query with a list of known attributes of the page. Big ugly sentence, I know. Let me give an example:
Lets say I build a wiki with 1000 different types of birds. A user might see a bird in his yard and wonder if he...
For 2009 Washington State code:
All inside GFCI plugs (in fact ALL plugs) have to now be "tamper resistant". They have a mechenism where you have to insert both prongs of a plug into the socket at the same time for it to open, otherwise little plastic covers prevent you from sticking things in...
Today I had a crash course in the differences between
1: GFCI Plug
2: Tamper Resistant GFCI Plug
3: Tamper Resistant Weather Resistant GFCI Plug.
Unfortunately my teacher was the electrical inspector. Ah well... Replaced them all (another $150 down the tube) and he'll be back tomorrow to...