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Has anyone else seen this? It sounds pretty neat if it works and is secure. I would love getting rid of the majority of cards in my wallet. It basically puts all your cards/rewards/gift cards/etc onto one programmable card. https://onlycoin.com/

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Just did the same thing. Socks everywhere.

If you dont already have it get him Lego Mindstorms. I loved that stuff when I was his age. You can do some cool shit with it. I built a joystick controlled potato cannon using it, then a guy installing my parents hot tub called me a 10 year old terrorist

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Find 4 parabolic stocks.

Printer mod in the passenger seat. Filing crate on floor. Inverter in back.

I already had all HDMI wires ran through the center post on my mount so I ended up with the following: (1) DP/HDMI dongle -> Monitor One (2) DP/DVI dongle -> DVI/HDMI adapter -> Monitor Two (3) DVI/HDMI adapter -> Monitor Three I would have just bought two DP-HDMI active adapters but of course MC only had one so I had to get a DP-DVI and DVI-HDMI adapter

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I bought my third and final display today. I'm using an AMD HD7700 series with eyefinity. Two of the monitors display just fine but when I try to extend to the third, it says I must disable one of the other two. This was with one HDMI connection and two MiniDP to HDMI connections. The two monitors that are currently enabled are the two MiniDP-HDMI. I also tried switching the HDMI connection to DVI. I keep seeing something about how it must be connected a certain way but nothing about it telling me to disable a monitor?? I don't know shit about this stuff, I've been able to get away with just plugging things in in the past... Thanks Edit: The more I read it looks like many have had same problem. It looks like I need an "Active" adapter for the third to work.

Dorritos goat

His build is in the garage section of 6speed if any of you want to see it, can't seem to find it, though...still looking

I ended up with this: GA-78LMT-S2P Socket AM3+ 760G mATX AMD Motherboard http://www.microcenter.com/product/366104/GA-78LMT-S2P_Socket_AM3_760G_mATX_AMD_Motherboard Ballistix Sport 8GB DDR3-1333 (PC3-10600) CL9 Dual Channel Desktop Memory Kit http://www.microcenter.com/product/382099/Ballistix_Sport_8GB_DDR3-1333_(PC3-10600)_CL9_Dual_Channel_Desktop_Memory_Kit_(Two_4GB_Memory_Modules) 24x SATA DVD Burner with Nero Software http://www.microcenter.com/product/396639/24x_SATA_DVD_Burner_with_Nero_Software TR2 Series 600 Watt ATX Power Supply http://www.microcenter.com/product/365238/TR2_Series_600_Watt_ATX_Power_Supply FX 4100 Black Edition 3.6GHz Quad-Core Socket AM3+ Boxed Processor http://www.microcenter.com/product/376784/FX_4100_Black_Edition_36GHz_Quad-Core_Socket_AM3_Boxed_Processor 1TB 7,200 RPM SATA 6.0Gb/s 3.5" Internal Hard Drive DT01ACA100 - OEM http://www.microcenter.com/product/400847/1TB_7,200_RPM_SATA_60Gb-s_35_Internal_Hard_Drive_DT01ACA100_-_OEM H777F1G2M iCooler Radeon HD 7770 1024MB GDDR5 PCIe 3.0 x16 Video Card http://www.microcenter.com/product/387845/H777F1G2M_iCooler_Radeon_HD_7770_1024MB_GDDR5_PCIe_30_x16_Video_Card V3 Black Edition ATX Mid Tower Computer Case http://www.microcenter.com/product/323929/V3_Black_Edition_ATX_Mid_Tower_Computer_Case Total was $530 and I have $70 worth of rebates so $460 not including Windows. I'm sure some of this stuff is towards the bottom performance wise but it opens my browser pretty quick There were a few headaches here and there but overall a fun process. Will build again.

I did that but laptop won't run the 3rd at full resolution. Either way im bored and feel like blowing money so internet box it is. Plus i want a dedicated computer for my office, not a laptop that i have to unplug all the time.

My laptop does everything I need just fine. All I need is internet basically. My laptop will only run 1 external though. It will run 2 but the 2nd is roughly 23x29 resolution

It can be adjusted I just didn't think I needed much. I don't game or do any crazy editing. Decent HD (cheap anyway) and ability to run 3 monitors are all I care about.

Great. I honestly hate this thing and dont want it on my desk. I was hoping to plug all monitors straight into pc.

Awesome. Thanks for putting the time into that. Is Linux an option for someone clueless? I know my way around computers pretty well just don't know anything about building one.

1400sqft apt. 177 this month. Usually ~120. No gas. Seems fucking high

I agree. But, like you, I dont know shit about building one either. I can adjust my budget but figured if all I'm doing is running browsers I wouldn't need much.

Budget: $4-500 unless unrealistic (not including 3rd monitor) Needs: ability to run three 23" monitors SMOOTHLY Thats about it. I need several browsers open for work and my laptop isn't cutting it. I'm guessing most PC's these days can do that but building one sounds fun. I have: 2 23" monitors 1 USB to VGA converter Bonus points if you meet at microcenter and spend my money. Beers at Gallos included

I just skimmed so this may have been covered...but for me it depends on labor. If it's going to take me 5 hours to change the part then I'm going with factory. Warranty or not it's not worth my time if it fails.

FoxFi

Dropped my HP Mini the other day, cracked the screen. Looking to spend $100ish. Thanks

Not a tablet but you can pick up netbooks for $100 these days.