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[Mowgli]

will keep that in mind, thank you. do you know of a place online i can get one for a decent price?

The last few pages in this thread have some good recommendations -

http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...eeping-times-ultrasonic-cleaner-part-iii.html

I have a 3 minute $30 el cheapo from Harbor Freight.
I use an elastic band holding a piece of dog food kibble to hold the on button down.
I run it for 30-45 minutes at a time with no fuss.
I've been abusing my UC this way for over 6 months so I'd say I got my moneys worth.

 

[Uncle Ralphie]

I'm using the UC to speed up the steep on my Pink Champagne born 12/21. 4... 45 minute sessions so far.

I wanna celebrate tomorrow for being 5 months smoke free.


EDIT...
oh, just noticed it goes by the actual date, not the number of weeks........so New Years day is my 5 month
oh well......

 

[Criticalmass]

You haven't met some of the die hards in our office who still cling to XP...

Maverick is getting good reviews at our place, once we were able to verify that all our software would run on it.

I never liked XP as much as many people did though it was never really the O.S. itself that I didn't like, just a lot of memory-leaky-software written for it.

As to Windows 95, I used it back in the day because some of my games required it, that was the only reason. It crashed a lot. Windows 98 SE was much better. I skipped Millennium, heard it was pretty awful. The Windows 2000 server edition was rock solid as far as I can remember, never had issues with it.

 

[DustyZ]

windows vista!?! now that was a POS. i made the mistake of getting a laptop with vista on it. *pukes*

Yup, that was on one of the other computers I had at the time for a total of 1 day and off it came!

 

[DustyZ]

The last few pages in this thread have some good recommendations -

http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...eeping-times-ultrasonic-cleaner-part-iii.html

I have a 3 minute $30 el cheapo from Harbor Freight.
I use an elastic band holding a piece of dog food kibble to hold the on button down.
I run it for 30-45 minutes at a time with no fuss.
I've been abusing my UC this way for over 6 months so I'd say I got my moneys worth.

Hasn't your dog ever come looking for that piece of kibble? lol That could be a mess....

 

[Ozwald]

Dang it, now I have to go check to see if I am who I thought I was!

It's ok Dusty. We all know if you made a 2nd 'undercover' account it would be PomZ

I've just made a couple of the folks on my IT team move to Windows 8.1. They both hated it the first day - and it's been growing on them. It definitely requires either training or a willingness to research and experiment.

I also remember when everyone who had to use it hated Windows 7.

Win7 was a welcome relief after that disaster they called Vista.

Honestly I don't know anyone who ever hated Windows 7. Windows Vista? definitely. Windows 8 is a transitional O.S and because of that too many compromises were made. I know some people will like it just like they did Vista, but I am not one of them. I have not checked out Mavericks yet, I still need to update the Macbook Pro.

Ditto. Vista was one of the worst ones they released that ever took hold.

I recall the big hullabaluu over win 95...........clic the "start" to begin .........then again I recall, nope.... lost it !!! neber mind

That reminds me of a joke from that era:

God calls Boris Yeltsin, Bill Clinton & Bill Gates to his office. "I've called you three important men here to deliver some grave news. The world is going to end in 3 days. Go back & tell your people."

Yeltsin goes back to Russia, "Russians, I have some bad news & some worse news. First off, we were wrong, there is a god & secondly the world is going to end in 3 days. Go prepare yourselves."

Clinton goes back to the US, "Americans, I have some good news & some bad news. First, we were right, there is a god & secondly the world is going to end in 3 days. Go prepare yourselves."

Gates goes back to Microsoft, "Microsoft, I have some great news & some even better news! First, God thinks I'm important! Second, after all these delays, we don't have to release 95!!"

I never liked XP as much as many people did though it was never really the O.S. itself that I didn't like, just a lot of memory-leaky-software written for it.

As to Windows 95, I used it back in the day because some of my games required it, that was the only reason. It crashed a lot. Windows 98 SE was much better. I skipped Millennium, heard it was pretty awful.

XP had that same effect as Vista to Win7. 95 was bad, 98 was a bit better, but XP actually worked... most of the time.

 

[Uncle Ralphie]

I never liked XP as much as many people did though it was never really the O.S. itself that I didn't like, just a lot of memory-leaky-software written for it.

As to Windows 95, I used it back in the day because some of my games required it, that was the only reason. It crashed a lot. Windows 98 SE was much better. I skipped Millennium, heard it was pretty awful. The Windows 2000 server edition was rock solid as far as I can remember, never had issues with it.

I recall way back in 84,... 85 ?? when we loaded software from a R O M cartridge similar to a 8 track tape.( Tandy 1000 ) A Floppy disc was exactly that, flimsy and floppy. You had to hook the PC to a television as a monitor.
We have come a looong way in 25 or so years. The improvements will come ever faster and faster now with computers helping to design computers and software for those computers.

 

[Miarose]

I recall way back in 84,... 85 ?? when we loaded software from a R O M cartridge similar to a 8 track tape.( Tandy 1000 ) A Floppy disc was exactly that, flimsy and floppy. You had to hook the PC to a television as a monitor.
We have come a looong way in 25 or so years. The improvements will come ever faster and faster now with computers helping to design computers and software for those computers.

aww ralphie is so old <3

or maybe im just pretty young
where did my berry creamy go?! i don't see how i vaped it all lol

 

[Criticalmass]

I recall way back in 84,... 85 ?? when we loaded software from a R O M cartridge similar to a 8 track tape.( Tandy 1000 ) A Floppy disc was exactly that, flimsy and floppy. You had to hook the PC to a television as a monitor.
We have come a looong way in 25 or so years. The improvements will come ever faster and faster now with computers helping to design computers and software for those computers.

Yep. My first system was a Commodore 64 with a tape drive. Had friends with Apples, and TRS 80's. In school we learned to program on Apple IIE's (I think, I can't remember which version it was for sure).

So I had 5 bucks left over from my Amazon gift card and noticed the 28 gauge kanthal had dropped back down in price from 15-17 dollars or whatever it was to 7. So I ordered it. Now I will have almost 200 feet of wire. That should last a while unless I decide to wrap the whole place in kanthal.

 

[Joie]

don't remember what my first one was called....but it weighed a ton, had to be booted with a floppy and sounded like it was running down the runway trying to lift off !!! DOS had to love it !!!

 

[MDV39]

I recall way back in 84,... 85 ?? when we loaded software from a R O M cartridge similar to a 8 track tape.( Tandy 1000 ) A Floppy disc was exactly that, flimsy and floppy. You had to hook the PC to a television as a monitor.
We have come a looong way in 25 or so years. The improvements will come ever faster and faster now with computers helping to design computers and software for those computers.

i wasent around in 84

 

[Ozwald]

Yep. My first system was a Commodore 64 with a tape drive. Had friends with Apples, and TRS 80's. In school we learned to program on Apple IIE's (I think, I can't remember which version it was for sure).

Oh the days I got to play with the Macintoshes & Commies, but didn't actually get a machine until 89 (maybe early 90?). It was an IBM compatible, 386 with a turbo boost!! It ran at 8 MHz & the turbo changed the light to 20 MHz, but I don't think it actually did anything We were big pimpin with the new state of the art Windows 3.0!

 

[kgj]

Vic 20 with a tape drive.

 

[Criticalmass]

aww ralphie is so old <3

or maybe im just pretty young
where did my berry creamy go?! i don't see how i vaped it all lol

Ralphie runs fast for an old dog. Must have a lot of practice under his belt.

 

[Criticalmass]

Vic 20 with a tape drive.

My parents tried to talk me into the Vic 20, next door neighbor had one. I am SOOO glad I held out for the Commodore 64 even if I did get stuck with a tape drive the first year I had it. I had that Commodore 64 for years and remember spending hours upon hours playing Maniac Mansion on it, programming, and getting online. It opened up a whole new world for me.

 

[mcol]

Yup. Nodding. First computer I learned to program in college was a Tandy ...TRS 80?

 

[Uncle Ralphie]

Yup. Nodding. First computer I learned to program in college was a Tandy ...TRS 80?

yuppers.... remember Basic ??? if ,then, go to ???

 

[mcol]

yuppers.... remember Basic ??? if ,then, go to ???

Yeah then there was Fortran and Cobol. I'm not sure if the spelling is correct or not.

 

[Uncle Ralphie]

aww ralphie is so old <3

or maybe im just pretty young
where did my berry creamy go?!

biting my tounge,........ pullin on leash........

no no mustn't, nope nope.....arrgghh

 

[Uncle Ralphie]

Ralphie runs fast for an old dog. Must have a lot of practice under his belt.

yuppers fo sure !!