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Saturday, 03 April 2010 10:32 |
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Do
- turn off computer
- wipe with dry cloth first
- dampen microfiber cloth with plain water
- polish screen with damp microfiber cloth
- wipe with dry cloth to remove any remianing moisture
Don't
- use cleaners
- napkins or paper towels
- spray screen directly
- saturate cloth
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Saturday, 03 April 2010 10:22 |
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1) Read all of the directions
2) Click the link below
3) Turn your monitor contrast all the way up
4) STart adjusting the contrast down until you can easily distunguish the boxes through at least 249. (higher if possible)
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$525 Computer System - Our Pick |
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Tuesday, 09 March 2010 08:11 |
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As I mentioned on the show this week, we're beginning to add more in-stock hardware to our lineup. This includes a stock computer system loaded and ready to go. We can take the data from your old machine and transfer it to the new machine.
If it's time for you to replace your old computer, we have a selection that will match up with most users needs. It has the perfect amouont of memory, hard drive space and processing power for the most common tasks that users depend on. (Internet brownsing, checking mail, word processing, ect)
Just tell our guys that you're interested and they'll get you set up.
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Thursday, 28 January 2010 21:37 |
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A few facts about binary:
1) Binary is read from right to left.
2) The first digit has a value of 1, second digit has a value of 2, third has a value of 4, fourth has a value of 8.
256 128 64 32 16 8 4 2 1
3) You add the value of each digit to get the value of the binary expression
100001 = 33
32 16 8 4 2 1
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Sunday, 10 January 2010 20:32 |
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Here is an example of a typical email scam.
Variation 1: the scammer will either send you a check for you to deposit and then send a check back to them from your account.
Since it's an international bank, it may take more than a few days to show up as a fictitious bank account. Usually after the victim has already sent a check from their legitimate bank account.
Variation 2: Scammer requests your bank account to transfer the money into. You can just imagine what a scammer might do after they have your name, information and bank account info.
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