No gas = no chainsaw

Darksun wrote:It's a series of tubes! And if you don't understand that these tubes can be filled by people nuking enormous amounts of people, emormous amounts of people.

But what about the gerbils powering the nukes?
I actually got an internets sent to me three days ago. And it just got here today!

Cleaning products will generally burn.

Darksun wrote:The universe isn't a big truck, you can't dump stuff on it. It's a series of tubes!

But what if those tubes get clogged?

Not everyone in our country agrees with every action our government takes or every decision our "President" makes. Of course. However, I didn't say that everyone did or not; just noted the current state of law in the US. NeoThermic I know. I was only pointing that out because I know there...

Most of the stuff that I have seen them color code are things like P/S 2 and parallel ports, which Macs haven't had for years. To my knowledge, Macs have never really used PS/2 or parallel. Macs have used 9-pin serial for most of the things that PCs used parallel for, and ADB (Apple Desktop Bus) fo...

Right, but I've seen different manufacturers do it differently. The only non-legacy ports that were color-coded on my last desktop (a Compaq) were the sound connections, and my altec lansing speakers didnt even use the same color coding. With the advent of USB it's become a nonissue anyway. Almost e...

Not everyone in our country agrees with every action our government takes or every decision our "President" makes.

It basically answers the question, but I'll ask it more direct; are any of the cables/connectors and ports on a Mac coloured to allow simple identification of what kind of port it is even without looking at the pin configuration or the port shape? NeoThermic PC manufacturers haven't exactly standar...

That oughta move your high-pressure system.

Yeah, we have a GDL scheme in WV. At 15 you can get a learner's permit so you can drive with your parents in the front seat. Once you've turned 16 and either logged 30 hours behind the wheel or taken Driver's Ed you can get a restricted license-only 2 people under like 18 in the car and can't drive ...

DrDemento wrote:Wha? Wait a minute! You can play games on Macs?!!! OMG!
(sorry, couldn't resist)

Yeah, I can. (Okay, I use Boot Camp for most, but it's still on a Mac.)

Even better-Doom running on DOS running in Microsoft Virtual PC running in Windows XP on my MacBook...

Montyphy wrote: If I remember correctly, Apple do not allow Mac owners to make their own upgrades with components of thier choice. Is that still the case?

On a MacBook all you have to do to upgrade the hard drive and RAM is pop out the battery, unscrew like 3 screws, and lift out a bracket.