Gamboodle

I have an old MacBook that doesn't turn on anymore and wanted to get some of the files off it. I took out the hard drive out and opened it in Linux mint, I can get to the files, but I need permission to access them. I can also open the files on a PC, but again, I still need permission. Any help would be great, thanks.

Done and dusted! Although a coaster was a good idea!

I have an old GT 610, no idea what to do with it, any ideas?

Actually found a fan that works for me! Thanks for the suggestions though!

Thanks, I can only use three pin fans so this would work perfectly! Cheap too!

Use clownfish, easy install, easy use

The case that I currently use allows three, 120mm fans, so far, I use the front and mount and the back one. Both fans are 25mm thick and work perfectly. I would like to add one more on the top, the last place I can put one, the only problem, it doesn't support 25mm fans. If anyone could point me to a smaller fan, that would be great, thanks!

Thank you so much! I never knew that was there!

I received a basic office computer a while back and it had windows 7 installed all verified and working fine, after the windows 10 was released, I upgrade to that and now it keeps asking me for verification and I can't really do anything on it because I need a code which I don't have. Windows was previously verified and now it's not. If anyone can help, that would be great, thanks!

I currently use metroPCS as my cellphone service provider, it's not the best, but it's pretty good. Anyways, I'm visiting the USVI for about 2 weeks and metro doesn't cover that area. I'm thinking of switching providers, but after looking through many coverage maps, I couldn't really tell what was the correct map, an example is that one showed T-mobile barely covering anything, and another showing that it covers almost everything. Looking at other reviews didn't help, and the commercials for all the providers are just kinda avoiding the main points. Verizon looks to be the best on my list, but I still want to see if something is better. I can just use Skype on the trip. but If anyone could help and point me in the right direction, that would be great!

Found a fix, chrome wasn't allowed to connect to the internet for some reason, thanks for the suggestions though!

Oops, wrong section! sorry!

So, I don't have any issues of the browser crashing, but every single tab that I open, even the homepage and the clear cookies along with the support doesn't load. I'm using Firefox right now, I'm fine with that for now, but later on I'm going to need my bookmarks and browsing history along with saved passwords from my school and for myself, if anyone can help, that would be amazing!

That's an amazing deal! Good for you!

That's kinda what I first though, I also thought it might be a Dictionary for brute force software to use

I clicked it, but I didn't save it, I should have said that

So my friend told me to search something up, when I looked it up, I couldn't find what he wanted me to see, but I did come across something called, Словарь от Grey.txt (Dictionary of Grey) When clicked, it just downloads a txt file to your computer. I haven't downloaded it yet because I'm not sure if it's a virus disguised as a txt file.

Cool! thanks guys!

So me and my friend make and edit videos, he records, I edit, the only problem is that it's really difficult to edit his files sometimes because they're in an mp4 format. This may not be a problem if the software that I use would accept the mp4 file format. Because of this, I'm forced to use Windows Movie Maker, I have no problem with that software, it's just a bit more time consuming. I've looked into online and downloadable converters, but they either don't except the length of my video, you have to pay to use them, or in the case of the downloadable ones, they almost always come with some sort of virus, bloatware, or malware. If anyone could tell me a free, virus/bloatware free software or online converter, that would help a lot! Thanks!

I'm Currently using an AULA Be Fire SI‑859 LED Backlight USB Wired Optical Gaming Keyboard and a SENHAI 4800 DPI Optical Professional 7 Buttons Gaming Mouse!

Honestly not that surprising

I never even looked! I'm actually surprised in myself, but yeah, it's fun to look around!

lol, but yeah, if it's run by noaa, then that would explain a lot!

I just put in a bunch of math problems in google as one thing

Actually, it seems to be used to this day, found another directory that shows that it updates for quite often, everyday looks like...