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Hello guys,
Check it out, this is a MUST read, even if just to see if you can relate to stuff mentioned in the article.
http://www.hardwarecentral.com/hardw...inions/1542/1/
Have fun!
Sander Sassen
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That one was a BEAUTY!! I was laughing so hard I had tears in my eyes!!! Not even HardOCP could have done this better!!!!
However you forgot one essential thing in the "Connecting Cables"-section:
In addition to this comes when you are forcing it in the wrong way. Sometimes the IDE-plug has one or two blocked holes. With xessive force it IS possible to plug it in, with bendt or broken pins or even better, the pins are squized into the male-connector!! The same trick goes for monitor-plugs as well.Quote:
Also the pin-alignment systems are usually made put of plastic, and as with all plastic, if you apply enough force it gives a little. Thus we are able to mis-align those connectors; we only need to apply a little more force. Also take notice that mis-aligning the cables on both sides results in a perfectly working system which is not the objective here.
This "article" is already printed out and is put up on my office
Great job!!!!
Duckman
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[This message has been edited by Duckman (edited 02-29-2000).]
Thats a pretty good article :-)
I was on page 2 before I started printing it...
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Great!!! I did as the article said, and now i'm sitting here with a $2000 PC witch is wrecked, and the guys at the hardwareshop dont want to see me again! Thanx a lot HWC!!!!!
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