Protip: When its 40C+ in your basement inkjet cartridges become pressurised.
Fuck Israel
Hahaha.Dilbert_X wrote:
Protip: When its 40C+ in your basement inkjet cartridges become pressurised.
for a fatty you're a serious intellectual lightweight.
I think my graphics card could be on the way out.
Does anyone else get jagged lines across this gif?
Does anyone else get jagged lines across this gif?
Fuck Israel
Nothing jagged here.
Make X-meds a full member, for the sake of 15 year old anal gangbang porn watchers everywhere!
lol dilbert is so fucking weird
Cell phone doesn't recognize the sim card that is obviously in the phone (it's an iphone 3g, I hate it.)
Anyone know of any legit websites that i can purchase cellphones off of?
Anyone know of any legit websites that i can purchase cellphones off of?
If the women don't find ya handsome. They should at least find ya handy.
eBay
The only issue with buying another iPhone is that any model after the 3GS won't take the older regular-size SIM card that you have right now unless your service provider puts your stuff on a new smaller one for you(either micro-SIM for the 4 & 4S or nano-SIM for the 5). Not sure what the sizes are for Androids and BBs
The only issue with buying another iPhone is that any model after the 3GS won't take the older regular-size SIM card that you have right now unless your service provider puts your stuff on a new smaller one for you(either micro-SIM for the 4 & 4S or nano-SIM for the 5). Not sure what the sizes are for Androids and BBs
My computer just now decided to pull a Shamalam on me.
After weeks of my video card blue-screening and me cbf buying a new one, I wake up the computer this morning to my monitor going pop-fizzle.
Good bye Samsung :'(
/salute
After weeks of my video card blue-screening and me cbf buying a new one, I wake up the computer this morning to my monitor going pop-fizzle.
Good bye Samsung :'(
/salute
My state was founded by Batman. Your opinion is invalid.
So... twitter desktop app... recommendations?
follow @Macbeth
TweetdeckTdog2007 wrote:
So... twitter desktop app... recommendations?
for a fatty you're a serious intellectual lightweight.
Thank you much sir.
MetroTwit if you absolutely need a desktop application. Tweetdeck is also available as a Chrome extension.
My Mx518 scroll wheel wasn't working so well so I took it apart and cleaned the hand junk out of it. It's amazing how much lint gets in there. Works like new now.
Is taking it apart hard? I've wanted to but I'm worried I'll fuck it up and be mouseless until I buy a new one.
very easy. three screws under the stickers. x should mark the spots. 2 top, 1 bottom. Just dont lose the two metal springs. If you get confused just use google. http://www.google.com/imgres?imgurl=htt … mp;dur=973
also those screws are always under the stickers for a reason: once you open it, all warranty or RMA support is voided.
so only do it if you're sure it'll be a success. otherwise more luck trying to RMA it and get a new one.
so only do it if you're sure it'll be a success. otherwise more luck trying to RMA it and get a new one.
Its so easy though.
Woah. Finally did it and the scroll wheel is way different. It's got that "clicking" with each scroll I like. It still did it before but now it's way more. Didn't realize it would be that much of a jump, I thought I kept my mouse cleaner.
T-Mobile is about to get the iPhone 5 which will do HD Voice on their network through VoLTE(Voice over LTE) thanks to them enabling it in January as the first US carrier to do it. AT&T killed their thunder though by saying that they will also enable HD Voice later this year on their LTE network as well though, which means I'll finally have it. So awesome to go from those terrible Samsungs I had for three years to the iPhone 5 with pretty good call quality and now it's going to supposedly sound almost like those $500 VOIP office phones when I talk to somebody else who has a phone that does it which is supposedly every LTE-capable phone.
Now I just wish they would enable UMA like T-Mobile has on some of its phones, but it's not a desirable feature for big greedy carriers to have on their phones to be able to call people through any wireless router their connected to and not ever be charged extra for roaming again because of that. Plus they can sell their problematic "femtocell" devices that do roughly the same thing UMA accomplishes for $150 a piece.
Now I just wish they would enable UMA like T-Mobile has on some of its phones, but it's not a desirable feature for big greedy carriers to have on their phones to be able to call people through any wireless router their connected to and not ever be charged extra for roaming again because of that. Plus they can sell their problematic "femtocell" devices that do roughly the same thing UMA accomplishes for $150 a piece.
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Err, plenty of phones including 'terrible Samsungs' have HD voice capability. It was probably late due to lack of demand because of the 'late to the LTE party' iPhones
My terrible Samungs weren't even Androids, they were just throwaway pieces of shit for 7th graders, unemployed people and others who couldn't afford smartphones in 2010, I should've just gotten another Razr.
You're probably right about the iPhones holding up deployment of the new features on LTE though, I've read the iPhone significantly affects feature deployments for the U.S. carriers because so many people on each carrier use them and they don't consider it feasible enough to do certain things until that part of the market is caught up with the current technology. It's kind of shitty that it's like that, especially when other carriers in other countries adopted some of the technologies like HD Voice well before the U.S. did regardless of whether the iPhone supported it yet or not, I can only imagine how annoyed well-informed U.S. Android owners are by that and how much more misguidedly special it makes iPhone owners feel.
You're probably right about the iPhones holding up deployment of the new features on LTE though, I've read the iPhone significantly affects feature deployments for the U.S. carriers because so many people on each carrier use them and they don't consider it feasible enough to do certain things until that part of the market is caught up with the current technology. It's kind of shitty that it's like that, especially when other carriers in other countries adopted some of the technologies like HD Voice well before the U.S. did regardless of whether the iPhone supported it yet or not, I can only imagine how annoyed well-informed U.S. Android owners are by that and how much more misguidedly special it makes iPhone owners feel.
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