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It was Confederated products. I loved that movie.
It was Confederated products. I loved that movie.
As for the hardware no problems at all. I installed Ubuntu on one drive with no problem but Windows is a bitch to install.
I got it out by pulling it really hard, it looks like it may have been cross threaded, once I got it out and the SSD inserted it just snapped back in. It holds so I’m good. Thanks for all the suggestions.
Hey I got it out. I had to use some pliers and pull it out, which is weird since it wasn’t really screwed in and it did t seem stripped. When putting the SSD back in it didn’t screw in, it just sort of snaps back into the hole. It holds the drive in so that works. Thanks everyone for the suggestions.
Here is a photo. The pink square is the adhesive the screw to the left of it is the one to hold the lower secondary SSD then a little farther left is the one that will not come out. I’ll try the magnet idea. Thanks
I made another post as this is looking like and RMA as I feel like to get to the bottom of the logic board may require more disassembly than I’m comfortable with. Like ungluing batteries.
I’m not sure it’s captive but it won’t tighten or loosen, it just turns. I tried to see if the lower part of it would come out but I believe it’s bolted from the underside of the logic board.
I Can’t the secondary slot is smaller and made for a square size SSD.
It’s the primary slot. The screw for the secondary slot comes out with no problem.
Does anybody else have an issue where you can’t install the SSD because they put a captive fastener screw and it can’t be taken all the way out and you can’t get the SSD stick installed because it prevents it from being pushed down?
Wasn’t there a language created called Esperanto that was supposed to be the world language.
Don’t even try and format code with markdown, now you have to make a post with a title.
Actually you can find many videos on YouTube that show how to disable the OnStar transmitter and you can always wrap those internal antennae in foil.
Yeah that book is great and I went on to DJ at many clubs and parties just to show my mother why you need two turntables.
Turntables and a mixer. When I was about 10 I saw Run-DMC on TV and wanted to learn to DJ, but my mother just laughed saying I already had a record player and they didn’t need to but me a second one.
It’s near impossible to clone the signal from newer rolling codes, you need to trigger the key fob with out the signal reaching the car and then recorded with the flipper zero, then played back to the car. It takes a lot of coordination using the key fob. Here are some videos of it.
This is really cool that we have gone full circle back to Linux when it comes to VDJ software. I’m not sure if you guys remember Final Scratch which was the first on the scene for digital vinyl control, and required a Linux partition to run and you had to preprocess all your MP3’s before it would play them. They dropped Linux when Scratch Live came out as you didn’t need it for Serato’s software.
Same here with the Vinyl. Started DJ big back in the 90’s and haven’t stopped collecting since.
I wonder if they are gathering this audio data from their own cable boxes, so the data transmission wouldn’t be noticed, they have remotes with microphones for voice commands.
I am running Kubuntu on mine