just a suggestion cause i've used lots Ritek G05 before. If you have a liteon, benq, lq, sony or nec burner, you could run disc quality test on DVD+-R/RW/DL using a software called nero cdspeed. I have ritek G04/G05 that have gone south and it's not just a few discs. All the old discs that I have tested have gone so…
1. 2x Fujitsu 72Gb 10KRPM MAT series 68 pins- no receipts included (was bought from someone else). This is not an OEM drive. It was manufactured sometime around Jan/Feb 2005 so there's plenty of warranty left. I had a look at fujitsu's website and they don't have an online warranty checker like Seagate or Maxtor. Bu…
Item: wireless Belkin optical mouse Location: VIC Item Condition: less than 48 hours use and still in warranty (HN). in working condition Price and price conditions: $25 inclusive of postage (through Auspost regular parcel) Extra Info: Item: Netgear FS108 8port switch Location: VIC Item Condition: old and no warrant…
with my little knowledge, there is no bill of rights in the australian constitution. no bill of rights = no freedom of speech someone correct me if I'm wrong
shipping for a drive is only "0 if express 3kg satchel is used. $7 to 8 is regular 3kg satchel is used. if the drive is 1+ yr old and you're paying $90 for it and you know that a brand new is around "20 inclusive of postage..... -------------- it depends on how old the drive is. What's the model no?
heh but on very limited exchanges! (less than a hundred compared to the 1000+ Telstra dslams out there) and I don't think Darwin is even on the radar screen :) and even though you're on a inode dslam, 7Gb is easily consumed on the 1st day with a 12Mbits download
tpg's basic unlimited value is much better than inode. It has more download limit and it's cheaper by "0. There were reports in whirlpool of unreliable customer service with TPG which I have yet to experience in my 8 months of stay. I guess if you call them often enough, you might experience it. But since am I DIY-…
Quote from Xaine: Now we actually have to think through for ourselves what the ramifications of our "silly" comments are. ;-) no ramifications at all. The powers that be don't really considered the views of people in this forum.
Quote from Unseen: its been in the contract all the time. :( I think some people went with telstra assuming this "manual capping" would go on forever :D you gambled and now you lose :D