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Comment Re:I wonder... (Score 1) 192

by pba123 on Friday July 30, 2021 @03:01PM (#61639157) Attached to: The European Union Pulls Ahead of the United States In Vaccinations

Well it would appear that you are correct with that observation. A possible explanation could be that the wast majority of these people are age 50+. And most people above 50 have been vaccinated before the Delta variant entered, thus there are simply not many unvaccinated older people left to kill.

Comment Re:Did they get it in writing? (Score 2) 161

by pba123 on Saturday May 28, 2016 @12:50PM (#52201579) Attached to: Finnish Government Criticizes Microsoft For Job Cuts, 'Broken Promises'

Does this count ? http://www.microsoft.com/en-us...

Comment Re:What are they needed for? (Score 1) 497

by pba123 on Thursday February 28, 2013 @03:11PM (#43037701) Attached to: Boeing Touts Fighter Jet To Rival F-35 — At Half the Price

Could you please choose the same aircraft as the Royal Danish Air Force. Because there are no Danish air force bases anywhere near Hans Ø we may well have to operate out of canadian air bases to defend the island against the canadians.... well you get the point. It will all be much cheaper that way.

Stuffing a PS3 and an Xbox 360 Into a PC Case 96

Posted by Soulskill on Tuesday September 06, 2011 @03:40AM from the no-more-exclusive-game-launches dept.

An anonymous reader writes "A man identifying himself as 'Timofiend' has posted a detailed walkthrough of how he built an impressive case mod that fits both a PlayStation 3 and an Xbox 360 into a mid-tower computer case. He used one of the newer Slim 360 models hooked up to an ATX power supply, and one of the bulkier old PS3 units, with its standard power supply as well. After arranging the internal boards, persuading the two optical drives to fit and loading up on fans to prevent overheating, he wound up with a very cool (and functional!) blend of gaming platforms."

Comment BIOS (Score 1) 1018

by pba123 on Wednesday September 12, 2007 @01:33AM (#20567597) Attached to: Retailer Refuses Hardware Repair Due To Linux

I had a similar problem with a laptop (that I had installed Linux on) that had a unstable motherboard problem. I brought it to the computer store and told them that it was malfunctioning in the BIOS setup screen as well. We agreed they fixed the problem and tested it for 24 hours in the BIOS setup screen as they didn't support Linux. Everybody was happy :-)

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