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<p>Can&#039;t fix computer problems.</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>All his computers pass on to the bit bucket in the sky, within one year of having them.<br /> <br /> -120G SATA drive, bad alignment, repeat offender. Man didn&#039;t learn the first time, so 10 months later, ate more data, forcing reinstall. 3 new Windows keys and counting. And, my copy of Windows is and shall remain legal.<br /> <br /> -Old routerbox. Wouldn&#039;t pass certain packets, generally on large ftp files. Same files on http, get, etc... but not on an sftp connection. This lead me to believe it&#039;s only for certain byte orders.<br /> <br /> -Old linux machine, 266 Processor. Power supply Vcore went from 1.4 (in spec.) to &gt;2 V in an hour... When plugged back in (after removing all power out connections) it exploded. No, not in the metal shards sense.<br /> <br /> -Old AT power supply. While trying to turn the power supply on without connecting to a motherboard (to run a breadboard) circuit breakers were tripped. Enough said...<br /> <br /> <br /> All I need to kill is some piece of modern hardware, and I&#039;ll end up back on a typewriter.</div>

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