How often do you clean your Rig?

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  1. Posts : 623
    vista x64/ win 7 x64
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    mickey megabyte said:
    doesn't your custom cooling system suck the cockroaches away? :)
    AHHA!!! Caught you redhandend! You didn't read it all it's in blow direction not sucttion.

    'wonders what is this scale thingie for on top of the Mickeys post'
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  2. Posts : 620
    7264x64/7260x86
       #22

    Whenever I see a block of dirt I don't recognize.
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  3. Posts : 362
    Windows 7 Professional 32-bit
       #23

    Never need to my case is so large I don't need to clean it!
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  4. Posts : 22,814
    W 7 64-bit Ultimate
       #24

    You mean one is supposed to clean these things?
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  5. Posts : 4,573
       #25

    pparks1 said:
    ...run 1 through dishwasher and give it a few weeks to completely dry out...
    There is a down side. I can barely see the paint on the keys anymore. I have been behind a keyboard since the IBM Selectric, and I still type with two fingers. I need the paint.

    Well, I do spacebar with either thumb. And 10-key by touch.

    I found $10 in my case once. Don't know how that got there.

    Speaking of typewriters - Why are the keys scrambled? The science of how they are scrambled is not the correct answer.

    Two ten letter words can be spelled using the top row of letters. What are the two words?

    Seven letter word using all five vowels once each?

    Two words, with at least five letters, whose pronunciation is identical to the pronunciation of the first letter in the word? "Be" is a two letter example.
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  6. DJG
    Posts : 1,008
    Windows 7 RTM x64
       #26

    Antman said:
    .... I have been behind a keyboard since the IBM Selectric, and I still type with two fingers.
    .......
    Two words, with at least five letters, whose pronunciation is identical to the pronunciation of the first letter in the word? "Be" is a two letter example.
    Iayyee-iayyee-iayyee-iayyee,

    Canta y no llores ....

    I just threw out my 28 year old beige Selectric while reconstructing my basement. I refused to learn to type 40 years ago 'cause "that's for secretaries" . I paid this girl to keypunch my Fortran decks . Now I hunt & peck (& curse at myself) 12 hours a day . Too much later on I tried to learn - Mavis Beacon, Intellitype, you name it. NFG.

    Oh, right, almost forgot. I change my motherboard every 12-15 months or so ...
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  7. Posts : 17,545
    Windows 10 Pro x64 EN-GB
       #27

    Antman said:
    Speaking of typewriters - Why are the keys scrambled? The science of how they are scrambled is not the correct answer.
    I think it is because in early typewriters the keys (I mean this arm which stamped letter to the paper, don`t know how to say it in English) were moving back and forth, so most common letters where put different side of keyboard / printing mechanism to avoid collision?

    Antman said:
    Two ten letter words can be spelled using the top row of letters. What are the two words?
    I know only the above mentioned TYPEWRITER
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  8. Posts : 3,322
    Windows 8.1 Pro x64
       #28

    Antman said:
    Two ten letter words can be spelled using the top row of letters. What are the two words?


    Using every letter there is:

    Typewriter

    Perpetuity

    Then a couple of other 10 letter words:

    Proprietor

    Repertoire
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  9. Posts : 17,545
    Windows 10 Pro x64 EN-GB
       #29

    Everlong18 said:
    Using every letter there is:

    Typewriter

    Perpetuity

    Then a couple of other 10 letter words:

    Proprietor

    Repertoire
    Advantage Everlong, using mother tongue
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  10. Posts : 4,573
       #30

    Everlong18 said:
    Using every letter there is:

    Typewriter
    Perpetuity
    Proprietor
    Repertoire
    +1

    But, that is not every letter.
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