PS: I drop a bit of spit onto the palmrests of my Powerbook and clean it with either a tissue, or my shirt.
mad jew said:What's wrong with a bit of ammonia? It hasn't visibly damaged any of my LCDs.
Of, course, the herpies is taking a toll on my eyesight though.![]()
UTB_Avid said:I use this - http://www.radtech.us/Products/NotebookScreensavrz.aspx#
Its great, I can't believe more laptop users don't have them.
iklear, like most single use products, is a ripoff.![]()
California said:Celery based powerbooks? Mad Jew, that could be a new great idea. Translucent, too!
I'm glad you said non-body fluids, instead of body fluids other that saliva.mad jew said:Alternatives? Non-body-secreted fluids such as Windex?![]()
Well apparently its close friend urea kills off the house-hold plantsmad jew said:What's wrong with a bit of ammonia? It hasn't visibly damaged any of my LCDs.
Of, course, the herpies is taking a toll on my eyesight though.![]()
Well at some point somebody is going to suggest getting the dog to clean the machine.neocell said:Well apparently its close friend urea kills off the house-hold plants
I like how everything's coming full circle here
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Err said:is it just dry? does it have a solution of any kind it coes with?
That's just wrong. Oh well no harm done it's (was) a PCSun Baked said:Well at some point somebody is going to suggest getting the dog to clean the machine.
Err said:I rem reading a story about ammonia distroying the anti-glare coating of CRT's, not sure whats used on LCD's but why even play with fire when theres a 10$ product made to clean LCD's? Hell, a bottle of windex must cost a 3-4 bucks right? I just think its cheap easy insurance to protecting your display for years to come![]()
California said:Reminds me of my dad, who pee'd into house plants when my mom wasn't looking.
Whoa, hey Whoasjjordan said:There's NO SUCH THING as DNA protein. There is DNA ( a nucleic acid) and proteins. They're completely different.
could be he simply left out "and" or maybe he was specifically referring to histones or nucleosomes? I would bet many would consider transcription factors to be DNA proteins as well since that is where they take action (with DNA, so therefore they are DNA proteins, he never said "proteins made of DNA")Lacero said:The thought of smearing DNA protein over my PB disgusts me