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I kinda prefered the older G5 with the red shell and one less button. They're a great mouse though, thought about using one on my design computer, but right now just have em on my gaming computers!

Looks like they just decided two at once? The one picture looks like it's from the hood of the grey van facing towards the rear of the blue/green monstrosity. I think I see the company's sign in the top right picture too, looks just as good if not better than the wraps. Kinda curious why the...

Were they made from real turds?

I'd like to buy a vowel.

I would also recommend just taking it apart, cleaning it up, put it back together. Sometimes contacts are loose/dirty and the worst that can happen is you break what was broken. If you're feeling really tinkerish and that doesn't work, look carefully at the capacitors, given the symptoms I'd...

Yeah, can be kinda dangerous too for a stalking type. I remember one time I was helping a friend find someone's house in salt lake city. "Should see a culdesac with a brown house and a white house, the address you're looking for is the white one I think, least that's what mapquest is showing".

Generic knockoff? http://www.amazon.com/Classic-Magnetic-Rail-Twirler-Whirling/dp/B0009XIF3W/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=toys-and-games&qid=1261729468&sr=8-1 Or http://www.amazon.com/Whizzard-Wheel-Os-by-Play-Visions/dp/B002JCV1RI/ref=pd_sbs_t_3 Doesn't look like the originals are made anymore, so...

Looks pretty interesting. Since it looks like it does it only in one direction, I would guess it's some sort of sensor malfunction. Never owned a GX24, but if it has a left and a right sensor, the right one may be dirty/faulty. If the encoder bar was whacked, you'd get the same for the right...

I suggest playing the creepy kidnapper "She's tied up in the basement right now, hang on a moment and I'll ungag her".

Nah, more than likely he was looking for some weeding tips then decided to contribute how he weeds. Occasionally I'll use the search engine for some advice on a type of material or something, find a thread that's interesting then realize it was started three years ago. I usually look at dates...

Yeah, it's fairly petty amount that I'm saving, but it's just like how I optimize print jobs to save an extra few feet of material. I do not recommend that this person do this at all, instead I recommend he buy the completed 100 ft cable with crimped ends from Newegg for $16, it'll probably be...

They use the search system, but only pay attention to the information and don't really bother to notice the date. It's a fairly common problem with forums of any real age. I'm sure a pre-post page that says "Warning, this topic is X days old, do you still wish to post?" or "The last reply was...

Newegg sells a few 100 ft cables for around $10+shipping (expect around $6). I usually buy the 1000 ft rolls though, but I've spent many hours crimping cables before and quickly learned the standard color schemes and crimping techniques and what to look for before you crimp and make a bad...

Color charts are guides and things to show your customer to get a similar replica of a given color. You will soon experience what you see on screen isn't always what you get, and also different medias have different opacity so colors may look different if you switch vinyls. I've called...

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Since she said "installed the last graphic this morning", imagine there were others.

I've printed at high quality on 3164 and it came out good. Be prepared for some buckling/shrinking at the edges if you're printing up to them, especially if you don't leave it outgas before cutting. The use of the term "photo quality" is probably why people are avoiding the quesiton. If we...

Oh yeah, and another thing that causes this sometimes is disproportionate fonts. Try bringing the file into your software and converting text to curves/outline/etc.

If it's an EPS, try double clicking on the image of the Folder above your print/rip status dialog, this will bring up the default properties for the queue. Go to File Format and where it says Margin, decrease that. You may need to increase it again after this job, otherwise your cut contours...

I've used Oracal 3164 clear on acrylic and glass before. Oftentimes I would laminate a white vinyl (usually 3164 again) with clear adhesive overtop the reverse print, then cut though to make the colors pop/stand out, otherwise if the acrylic's up against a dark surface the image will get lost...