The Firm used to rely upon Lenovo, but some sort of Sino Spy chips got added
and IT banned them. Now it is all M$ $urface that leads to weekly calls to
outsourced help desk and rapid deployment of replacement hardware, since the
stuff is so bug ridden.
I am out of the hackintosh loop as for
I have been deemed incongruous with the decor. Place was purchased without
consideration for addition of more than SWMBA and #2 boy, so no spare space to
stake out. Guest room is now off limits to maintain client secrets. She does
scamper away to the secure location, slamming the door, in
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Seems to have a number of "small issues" for a 62K mile car. Granted it
is 25 years old.
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Greg Fiorentino recommended Lenovo Thinkpads years ago. I bought several, and
they are great machines. They are ancient, but still do quite well. The T410 I
have is several generations old, but still supports Windows 10 (and Linux) very
well. His last recommendation when I asked a while back
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I had one very much like that. A 1980 Brown on brown.
RB
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Turns out it wasn't a Model A with a Lincoln engine stuffed in it, it
was a chopped Lincoln V12 chassis with a Model A body on it.
https://www.curbsideclassic.com/blog/music/in-search-of-the-true-hot-rod-lincoln/
1955 Charlie Ryan
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AcCj4ogE-m8
1971 Commander Cody
My daughter's who had been raised on HP enterprise class laptops - high
school and college - have since moved to Lenovo Thinkpads and haven't
looked back. That's what I would look for, and install an SSD - should last
a long time.
I don't know what kind of crap all the W10 users load that blows up
In my last job we would get new Lenovo ThinkPads every few years. I can
vouch they were very rugged and had nice features for travelling
engineering and business use. Except for hard drives, the hardware would
never wear out. The operating systems and peripherals would just become
obsolete. Of
Some type of 210
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Bought 2012 MBP for college unit, specifically because it was the last mobile
upgradeable device from Apple that had no reliability concerns. Non-retina,
no auxiliary GPU. At the time it was the oldest thing they made that was fully
supported. It has since been abandoned by Apple, but should be
Whichever one it was, never had an issue with it.
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> On Oct 25, 2020, at 11:28 PM, OK Don via Mercedes
> wrote:
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> One of the 300D 2.5T's you got from me had the epoxy fix for that exact
> bolt - I don't remember which one.
>
>> On Sun, Oct 25, 2020 at 11:25 PM OK Don
My indy repair guy traded his Solus Ultra in on a $4000 Solus Legend
this fall.
So rather than fight with my useless SDS C4 to try to make it work, I'll
go into town at 8am and run an all systems diagnosis on the ML. Need to
buy some door panel fasteners from him if he has them.
Mitch.
On
Optical bypass merely allows you to bypass a suspected bad component, but you
have to have a STAR system to reconfigure the optical loop if you make any
permanent changes, like removing the CD changer if it’s bad.
-D
> On Oct 25, 2020, at 12:35 PM, Mitch Haley via Mercedes
> wrote:
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> On
Good tip. I'll have to remember that one.
Rick
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Subject: Re: [MBZ] 606 semi stripped belt tensioner hole
Axle grease in the drill flutes and in the
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