I am talking about those screws and nuts used to mount equipment into 19-inch racks.
They seem to be cheap when you buy in large quantities online, but hard to find locally and very expensive in some Computer shops (about $15 for a set of four).
I am talking about those screws and nuts used to mount equipment into 19-inch racks.
They seem to be cheap when you buy in large quantities online, but hard to find locally and very expensive in some Computer shops (about $15 for a set of four).
Wow, my imagination was running away with me. When I read that title I had a vision of a tester being imprisoned in a cage with a copy of 11.4M6 and not allowed out until he/she had gone crazy. rotfl!
And no, you can’t have a try of what I’m smoking. lol!
Wow, my imagination was running away with me.
I tried to do my best to make the subject title attractive to the reader rotfl!
I saw yours right after “Unable to compile kernel on M5”. lol!
Hi
Any Telephone Exchanges close by, if you don’t need many then pop in
and see if a tech is around who might err loan you some?
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Any Telephone Exchanges close by, if you don’t need many then pop in and see if a tech is around who might err loan you some?
Thanks; I’ll try that.
On 12/17/2010 09:13 AM, malcolmlewis wrote:
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> Hi
> Any Telephone Exchanges close by, if you don’t need many then pop in
> and see if a tech is around who might err loan you some?
I am still laughing at the poor tester of 11.4M6 (or perhaps still trying to get
11.3M6 to run).
I would go to the local hardware store. Even in the metrically-challenged US, M6
hardware is available. I live in a small town (~6000 people), and the in-town
selection is much better than the orange or blue big-box stores.
I would go to the local hardware store.
That was my first idea. Been there, but no luck.
On Friday 17 December 2010 16:11, Larry Finger scribbled:
> I would go to the local hardware store. Even in the metrically-challenged
> US, M6 hardware is available. I live in a small town (~6000 people), and
> the in-town selection is much better than the orange or blue big-box
> stores.
Very true. Just one example: I was looking for a replacement lead for an
electric shaver. Tried three chain stores and they all said I wouldn’t find
any in the town (pop: 7,000) and would have to travel about 15 miles to get
one. I then wandered in to a small, tatty-looking independent shop. When I
asked the shop-keeper if he had any, he replied “what colour do you want?”
and opened three drawers behind the counter, one full of black leads, one
white and one grey!
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