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no point in connecting a ssd over usb2.0. swap the internal with ssd and use a mechanical hdd as external storage.

is that a usb adapter? whats the point of the ssd over usb 2,0?

its an ocz

There is a ton of stuff new to the market. Intel has been awesome for a while. OCZ has some good stuff too. crucial mx100 or samsung are pretty solid aswell

thats fucking great

DAMN, way cheaper than a Nexus 7. Very tempting!! you can find a used nexus 7 in that price range.

7" in windows tablet is rare too. fits the double din opening perfectly

I will ride with you bro...If it is worth it in your opinion..I will snatch one too...So we wan't be the only ones screwed For real though I need one..Not a bad deal at all haven't seen full win8 (non RT) in a tablet this size for this cheap. apparently it was 10 bucks cheaper at one point as well

id have to look into all the gps, power off/on, etc that my n7 already can do but id gain minidsp tuning without a laptop

7" windows 8.1 32bit tablet for 70 bucks. i'm tempted to grab it and mess around. maybe replace the nexus 7 in the car with it http://www.amazon.com/Winbook-TW700-Tablet-full-size-Microsoft/dp/B00QDJ2FUK/ref=sr_1_1?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1426376570&sr=1-1&keywords=Winbook

get some closed cell foam to decouple the mlv from the door panel.

if you haven't covered the hole and installed mlv then you haven't properly installed the midwoofer. after that come back and let us know what you think. more speakers and expensive gear wont fix an install problem

WTF? watch the vid

flow top

surprised no one posted yet.

everything loosing sd card slots it seems. shame

forgot about google. worth waiting a bit.. im basically losing money by not grabbing a phone on verizon edge.

anyone familar with verizon phones? lg g3, s5, droid turbo. I'm thinking lg g3. not interested in waiting for the s6.

pretty sure they wont fit but worth looking in to both boxes list mounting depth at 5.375"and that's exactly what the DCON is i was thinking the dcons have pole vents. so they would need another 1/2-1 inch behind the motor.

pretty sure they wont fit but worth looking in to

and the food fucking blows so i have plenty of motivation

considering what i'm paying to eat at the cafeteria at work i could spend quite a bit, pack my lunch, and still save money over time.

Depends on what you are cooking. Anything that is no stick or teflon coated should be thrown in the garbage. Not useful for any kind of cooking.I'm a pretty shit cook but thats mostly due to lack of experience. Just want to get a few decent pans, a knife, and speed more time cooking rather than heating cans of soup in the microwave lol. what do you cook or want to cook? That somewhat determines the pan.Mostly I'd still figure out what you need and then shop Homegoods/TJ Maxx places for bargains. As a general rule I think All Clad from there is usually a reasonable thing to think about buying. i'll have to do some thinking about that. figured i'd start with the basics. Fry pan, sauce pan, maybe a wok for stir fry. What would be the best way to cook a steak? Sear then throw it in the oven? Steak needs REALLY high heat and then not so much heat. Can do the opposite as well. Either a grill or stove top for the hot part and either a grill or oven for the low part. Make sure whatever pans you buy can go from stovetop to oven otherwise I would say that is also a useless pan.i was thinking about using a caste iron pan for just the oven part if i cant find something that can do both. I thought I'd post a my 2 pennies on this. If I had to start with nothing and had little money I would get a good cast iron skillet. Do NOT buy lodge, find an old Wagner or something similar. If you are cooking on glass top make sure your cast iron is flat on the bottom (mine has a rim and it hurts heat transfer significantly on my flat top). You can buy pretty bad looking cast iron at a garage sale and restore it to former glory. Get a good knife if you can (per Sean's recommendation) and I would recommend a cheap Victorinox back up ($15) with a similar pairing knife. To me I like the cheap one in case I have to cut something odd that I don't want to use my good one for. Then a good size stainless pot. Its of course good for cooking large meals on a budget. After that a good stainless skillet (again like Sean said, get at TJ Maxx etc). I would still have a small non stick for little things (eggs, toasting spices, etc). I did the majority of my cooking in college on a cast iron pan and pot. They are great because you really can't screw them up. appreciate the advice. I'm not against paying decent money for good stuff. just dont want to get something I wont need or use.