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02-14-2004, 08:35 PM
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not made for fat people
as you guys can tell by the pic of me in the gallery, im not the skiniest guy. as a consequence my hands are also on the "chubby" side. well, the s-video cable that goes from my computer to my tv just fell into 3 pieces, the wire and pins, the little black thing with a bunch of holes, and the metal casing type part. can i just tell you that i spent about 20 minutes trying to get the darn thing back together. i had no clue which way it lined up, and the pins were so small that my fingers had a hard time adjusting them. i even broke a stylus... (dont ask, but now i am down to 1 for my pocket pc....).
am i the only one that finds that all these electronics are too small? when i take things apart i cant put them back together anymore....
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02-14-2004, 09:05 PM
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as you guys can tell by the pic of me in the gallery, im not the skiniest guy. as a consequence my hands are also on the "chubby" side.
| Being Chubby (and or Pleasntly PlumP) is the roxor!
anyway....probably should have used tweasers or something...
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02-14-2004, 09:07 PM
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small(ish) hands do come in handy for some comp work...like what u explained...sometimes, such as for IDE or Power leds you have to change the pins on those connectors you are referring to...I have seen guys with huge hands and I wonder how theyd ever do some of the small comp stuff.
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02-14-2004, 09:29 PM
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im in college, my tools consists of wire cutters that someone on here donated and a pair of scissors... hehe
i was supprised that i got it to fully work.... my hands are sore and i have cuts from that and trying to replace the bottom line on my paintball gun (with only the stated tools above..... which doesnt work when they are tefloned together...)
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02-15-2004, 02:23 AM
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Dude, don't feel bad. I'm not skinny mysself, and I have hands big enough to pick up a basketball with one bare hand from the ground like if it was a smaller ball.
Getting around computer cases can be difficult, but you can always be careful, take your time and not be in a hurry.
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02-15-2004, 12:30 PM
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| Quote: Originally posted by gjimene2 Dude, don't feel bad. I'm not skinny mysself, and I have hands big enough to pick up a basketball with one bare hand from the ground like if it was a smaller ball.
Getting around computer cases can be difficult, but you can always be careful, take your time and not be in a hurry. | Yeah I'm the same way,I can plam a basketball and wear a size 17 wedding ring.really tough typing for me.I prefer the full tower cases for the same reason,easier to work on.
I hate to work on small tedious things like wires,cables,eyeglasses,just drives me crazy.But in the world today,micro is in.
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02-15-2004, 12:32 PM
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you should see me try to take my TT volcano 9 coolmod hsf off of my processor in my raidmax case. there is barely room to get a screwdriver in there... yet i keep wanting to buy a shuttle type system....
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