Recent content by seekermeister

The thread is in the right category now. If you don't like it, then ignore it.

20 posts, half of which are mine...is that how you define endless? You seem somewhat intolerant of someone not readily accepting your advice.

Some people are easily amused.

Apropos.

Tattoo... ugh!

Okay, but even if all that you have said would work, I don't know that it would work fast enough, because I know that the complex that I live in would dispose of my belongings within a week of my death, so that the apartment could be re-let to someone else. The items would end up either being...

Imaginative, but surgery is out and I tend to doubt that anyone would pay enough attention to a medical alert tag on a body of a person found already dead.

Looking closer, I think that the internal screws are phillips, not torx. Not sure I have a phillips small enough, so I guess it's time to order another set. Also, I found some new micro switches available cheaply: http://www.ebay.com/itm/like/251336865844?lpid=82 So I'm going to order some...

I decided to go ahead and attempt the disassembly and repair of this mouse, but wish I hadn't. None of the drivers in my Torx set will fit the screws holding the internal PCB and switch. Even if one did, I still wouldn't have accomplished anything, because I still don't understand how he used...

Yes, they are legal in most states here, including mine. From what I understand, the UK has been a stickler about most weapons for a long time.

I came across a cane that interests me: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B008RTJUPW For the most part, it seems popular, but often reviews speak of the fact that it can't be used in wet conditions, which means that I couldn't use it as my regular cane. I've found other self defense canes, but...

Manageable...no. Deter me...no. I'm currently looking for a mouse solution: http://windowsforum.com/threads/logitech-alternative.185313/#post-595471 Not sure what it will be, but there must be a solution(s) for all of my mouse woes.

The Gorillapod and ball head arrived today, so now I can start experimenting with them...after I finish customizing the case for the camera and everything else.

When I get around to attempting the repair in the video, that will be the opportune moment for cleaning. Never know, it might help.

I'm not aware of any generic driver for these mice. I use Logitech Setpoint on both of them in Windows. In Suse, it loads it's own driver for them, which appears to be different from each other, but I'm uncertain of that. I really don't think this has anything to do with the drivers though.