RAM Issues
SaraMK:
LOL, jsalemi. I'm aware of both meanings, but even so, it took a second to process what witch meant. And if it were not in context (if purplehaze's post did not exist) it would have been really puzzling, since I rarely remember which country MATY members are from. Context... makes so much difference. It's an example of how the words that are written are not all you need (or all that you mind uses) for full understanding.
witch:
Yes, a rubber in my toolbox and a condom in my drawer. ;D Or used to have many condoms in my drawer until my son and his friends - and I - used them all up as water balloons one mad summer's day.
purplebunny:
Well, my husband has had to clean off more orange juice several times since then, but the system does finally appear to be stable. Just in case, we ordered some more RAM at an uber-cheap price.
I am not allowed to drink orange juice anywhere near the laptop when I'm doped up on cold medicines anymore... even almost two years later it's haunting me.
Leticron:
While in times of AIDS and other STD, it's definitely a good thing to have a rubber in the tool box (what kind of tools btw?? :D :D)
I tend to go the chemical way meaning rubbing alcohol 70% (Isopropyl-alcohol or so...I just pick it up in the local Dollar store)
It is an excellent grease-remover plus the 30% Water content dissolves sugary residues (like in OJ) perfectly without damaging any material (careful with extremely shiny plastic surfaces, LCD Screens and optical lenses, like with all Alcohols) I use that stuff for decades since it's top choice for removing residue on the heads of VCRs and other Tape machines.
-le
RainbowTigress:
My dad told me not to use isopropyl alcohol to clean things because it leaves a residue. He worked with tape recorders and various other types of electronics and always used denatured alcohol to clean the heads. This is before PC's were really popular, but I would assume the same would go for any type of electronics.
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