Recent content by Googer

Seems like we're not going to be able to help you. Go see a dermatologist.

Post some pictures. Also try using this, its a valuble tool for acne and keratin plugs. https://www.target.com/p/japonesque-blackhead-38-pimple-extractor/-/A-53618644#lnk=sametab

Most likely minimum wage plus a dollar.

I believe I too have had this same problem and as a teen, I worked at McDonalds and used to get similar acne. It was from bulk beef fat and dairy fats. As soon as I quit eating fatty foods they went away. A few years later, I went on a beef and dairy (chocolate binge) and the problem came back...

Are the forums shutting down too? Will the main site remain up and running as a reference source?

Found it...... NVIDIA ESA.

Does any one remember the old NVIDIA protocol for PSU and system monitoring over USB. This tech was all the rage more than a decade ago but then it fell by the wayside. Anyone remember what it was called?

One problem screwdrivers have is that one slip up and it can damage a PCB or Motherboard trace. This problem is eliminated when you use a nut driver.

Found out the stand off is the same thread as the 1/4 screw but uses a 3/8" nut driver or socket. 2 Down, 1 to go.

I live near salt water, the air is enough to make anything rust. I have encountered a few in the past that would not bust loose. It's just my personal preference to use a Nut Driver when I can, no need to get fussy about it. My nearest hardware store is about an hours drive, their inventory...

I live near salt water, the air is enough to make anything rust. I have encountered a few in the past that would not bust loose. It's just my personal preference to use a Nut Driver when I can, no need to get fussy about it. My nearest hardware store is about an hours drive, their inventory...

Thats the problem I dont have anything small enough, smaller than 1/4

Pliers can round off a stuck or corroded stand off. What size nut driver do you use for stand offs?

Sometimes I do too. But a magnetic nut driver keeps me from dropping loose screws inside my chassis and hex heads wont slip like a phillips will.. The hex head is also better for removing stubborn screws or screws that have a stripped out head.