samyun
Sam Yun
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Nope. I registered yesterday with my @osu.edu address and it all just showed up.

No, I mean the male connector of the cable was broken. The phone's female end is meant to be strong, and the male connector of the cable is meant to break, since replacing a cable is cheaper than replacing the phone.

My consumer grade HP printer?

That would be a broken Micro-USB connector.

We have a class like that at my old HS, but it was part of the Business/Fine Arts requirement, which required one credit that was either fine arts or business/computer related.

Sadly, my bank used to have that machine, but got rid of it for some reason... :(

As long as it's 5V, it'll pull up to what it need.

Someone check this for me, but it says that it only works if you trade it in In Store, only at a Target Mobile store. Clicking on the search for a Target Mobile store shows stores only in the Charlotte NC area. So unless you're near Charlotte, you're SOL?

It is not illegal. However, it is illegal if you use it on a network that you don't explicitly have permission to try to hack. ie hacking your own router to see if it can be hacked is fine. Hacking your friend's router (with your friend having given you permission) is legal. Hacking into your

When is it worth selling on eBay vs Craigslist? For example, I want to sell my old Macbook Pro, 2011 in pretty good condition. I could probably get at least 700-800 on eBay, but the ebay and paypal fees are so high!

Use USPS flat rate boxes if you can.

Now I have a hard time believing there's absolutely nothing you can do. There's almost always something you can cut out. Make food in bulk at home vs buying. Cancel netflix/spotify/cable and go to a friends house or rent from the library. Get rid of your smartphone. Downgrade the internet speeds. All of these are

I can understand your ending point, but their equipment isn't even that much more expensive than others in the same class. For example, the Macbook Air. Sure you can find laptops that are more powerful and/or cheaper, but they're often not as good in the design, and ultrabooks that approach it are just as expensive.

I can understand all of the other points, but seriously? Price tags? They're the same price as every other manufacturer's flagship and even sometimes less (like Droid Maxx for 300). Unless you're comparing it to the crap low end phones, but most people in America don't buy those. And if you and only afford a low end

We learned this is AP Physics a couple months ago! Torque = Lever arm x force perpendicular, so the longer the lever arm, the more torque you get with the same force.

Sure there are. But how many of those places would you get WARRANTY support? With Apple, you can walk into a store, get warranty support (if covered) to get it fixed for free, then come back the next day if the problem is too serious to fix on the spot. With PCs, if your problem is covered by a warranty, you need to

Theres authorized repair shops throughout for various manufacturers around the country? I don't mean random shops that can fix your computer, I mean actual places for warranty service. I don't think those really exist.

How is that different from PCs? If your Dell breaks, you have to send it into Dell. If your HP breaks, you have to send it into Dell. If your Asus breaks, you have to send it into Asus. Granted, you can tear it open yourself and fix it yourself, but same with Macs (iFixit is your friend). And granted Macs can be

You could still send it in. I believe (I'm not sure) that Apple will send you a label.

I beg to differ. First, the support. With Apple hardware, you typically walk into the Apple Store, explain your problem, and get your hardware fixed or tested. Every time I had a problem, I've been in and out, including the wait for the Genius, in an hour. New phones, new macbook battery, etc. I've heard of reports