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Post Post #11 (isolation #0) » Mon Apr 23, 2012 8:39 am

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So was it just the bowl that hit it, or was there liquid in the bowl that got into the keyboard as well?

If it was just the bowl hitting, I suspect you might have just knocked the heatsink out of place...
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Post Post #32 (isolation #1) » Thu May 25, 2017 11:04 am

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In post 22, shaft.ed wrote:
In post 20, chamber wrote:I think its probably better just to replace a 7 year old laptop?
but it has all my software on it :(
and all of those programs have gone to subscription models, then i will need to get some lube
That should make it easier to move stuff over to a new computer and not harder in most cases I believe. If they don't work with you on moving software to a new machine the subscription fees stop rolling in after you get frustrated.
In post 23, shaft.ed wrote:and you can't get laptops with VGA ports anymore
those make life so much easier when you have to give presentations regularly
I have a laptop that's a few years old that has a VGA port. Regardless USB is really a beautiful thing. https://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss ... ga+adapter

Not to say that you should replace your laptop just cause it's 7 years old, but don't let the above reasons stop you from doing so.

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