I usto own the game "Stunt Race FX" for the SNES when I was younger and it had a bad habbit of bugging out on me five or ten minutes into the game. One day I remember randomly putting the game in the freezer and leaving it for an hour. Turns out it worked fine after doing that.
"The number of components and accessories available to quiet a computer is overwhelming and growing daily as people become fed up with the noise from their vacuum cleaner... I mean computer!"...OH! Now I get it. This author's really witty!
I've heard it's good to take a resting period when you get frustrated with a problem because your brain in actually working on the solution "in the background."
Perhaps sleep in the medium your brain uses to "return" the solution to you?
I'm sure we've all experienced those enlightening "AHA!" moments and later wondered where the solution came from. I'd like to think what I mentioned is why it happens.
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I usto own the game "Stunt Race FX" for the SNES when I was younger and it had a bad habbit of bugging out on me five or ten minutes into the game. One day I remember randomly putting the game in the freezer and leaving it for an hour. Turns out it worked fine after doing that.
"The number of components and accessories available to quiet a computer is overwhelming and growing daily as people become fed up with the noise from their vacuum cleaner... I mean computer!" ...OH! Now I get it. This author's really witty!
You don't 'click' a one-button Macintosh mouse, you mash it!
I've heard it's good to take a resting period when you get frustrated with a problem because your brain in actually working on the solution "in the background."
Perhaps sleep in the medium your brain uses to "return" the solution to you?
I'm sure we've all experienced those enlightening "AHA!" moments and later wondered where the solution came from. I'd like to think what I mentioned is why it happens.
"The Tweel offers a number of benefits beyond the obvious attraction of being impervious to nails in the road."
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Read: The Tweel offers a number of benefits beyond the obvious attraction of being impervious to gunshots and nail beds.
Looks like the police may have to re-think their tactics if this tire becomes popular.