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On 11/30/2009 9:13 PM, Harry Putnam wrote: |
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> Dan Cowsill <danthehat@×××××.com> writes: |
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>> As a matter of curiosity, why can't you open the case? |
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> Aside from extreme laziness, I'd prefer to spend 2 seconds getting the |
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> info than first pulling the machine out of some piled up mess of |
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> several machines, then getting my beat up old body into some contorted |
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> position where I can see inside, and finally just hoping I'll be able |
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> to see something worthwhile that isn't covered with monstor Tuniq 120 |
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> cooler or some such. |
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> So guess in short, it would be, aside from extreme |
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> laziness.... extreme laziness... |
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Actually, I have found it difficult to find out the motherboard of a |
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computer without taking the whole thing apart including the cooling fan |
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(of course, it might just be me not knowing the correct way to check |
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these types of things). It would be much easier to just compile and run |
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a program, even if I had to ask here about which program to use. |
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