If you can plug in your keyboard/mouse/printer to your PC, you can build one, like i told qilver earlier. No soldering involved. screwdriver is just about all you'll need.
For anyone that wants to try.... basic directions.
set your hard drive to Master (directions should have come with the drive)
plug in power cable
plug in IDE cable
screw in the drive to the case
close case
plug in power cable to wall
plug in both ends of the firewire cable
turn power on.
done.
Krim.. one problem with that setup.. I own a laptop.
my point is that if you can plug in a USB/firewire cable or something similar, you can assemble a ext hd.
all the plugs can only go in one way.
ahhhhhhhhh.. omg. so slow. my brain is not functioning well. i have resorted to posting something green on another topic.. that's how dysfunctional my brain is right now..
ahhhhhhhhh.. omg. so slow. my brain is not functioning well. i have resorted to posting something green on another topic.. that's how dysfunctional my brain is right now..
fire what?! wire or something... :rofl:
all this techie talk, thank goodness i didn't go into computers, i would have failed miserably... :hehe:
i can see why your tired and slow, cause of this. :bonk:
I'm just surfing around for a bit before heading off to bed.
Before that I was watching The Victoria's Secret Fashion Show on CBS, quickly got bored and irritated when Ricky Martin came on to perform so I switched it over to The History Channel. Modern Marvels was on and they were doing a show on stealth technology. This channel seriously rocks my face.
The time difference between Japan and the west coast of the States is 16 hours. If it's 10 p.m. Wednesday night in Japan, it's 6 a.m. Wednesday morning here.
Akitsuki-kun wrote:Ah ..sorry :] my "GMT+~`thinkin" was a bit slow earlier :hehe:
if it was 2:20 than it was okay heading to the bed :sweat:
It's GMT -5 for East Cost and GMT -8 for West Cost and GMT -10 for Hawaii. During spring and summer we're in Daylight Saving Time (DST) and we set our clocks forward by 1 hour.
By comparing to Europe, we're in the "past" and right now, it's tomorrow in Japan. :confused:
tabana wrote:
It's GMT -5 for East Cost and GMT -8 for West Cost and GMT -10 for Hawaii. During spring and summer we're in Daylight Saving Time (DST) and we set our clocks forward by 1 hour.
By comparing to Europe, we're in the "past" and right now, it's tomorrow in Japan. :confused:
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