dmort
Active member
Had an issue with my PC and lost all my car photos so i have to send my slides in to get them processed again. Not going to happen right now but I will post pictures of my split window and the 66.
Mort
how dis this get down here?
Forum Revival
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Mort
how dis this get down here?
GeneT
Active member
Most topics have been, if you go looking for them, but discussing and re-hashing old topics often generates new interest and brings out information from people who may have changed their views in the intervening period. I'd welcome discussions on any topic, no matter how much it's been previously discussed.Trying to come up with a topic that hasn't been whittled down to the splinters in the archive, but I will try to throw one out there
GsT
Hunter
Throwin' Up Spray
Mort, this might help → post # 21 at https://benchrest.com/forum/threads/for-the-car-guys-among-us.87459/page-2#post-852501. I think both of the 'Vettes are shown there.
dmort
Active member
Thank you.
My son has the 66 and drives it around. He recently had someone color sand and detail it and I got to see it when we recently attended our youngest grandson's graduation from college. The car looks super and really pops.
I don't remember seeing your 63 but it looks really nice. Do you have any ifo on it?
Mort
Hunter
Throwin' Up Spray
That's not my 6T3
; it's just a picture I downloaded off the internet.Hey Mort, I had the same issue. There was an update, comp in sleep mode, Malwarebytes scan, and something else.
A friend sent me this. If your comp is over 10 yrs MS is intentionally crashing it.
‘Restart Multiple Times’—Microsoft Changes Windows Next Week
Microsoft starts expiring critical Secure Boot certificates next week — "the clock is ticking" on a billion PCs.
www.forbes.com
My computer was 12 yrs old. Had win 7, when new. 16G of ram.
I bought a new Dell. Fast and big. I7 chip, 1T byte HD, and 32 Gigs of Ram. Well, worth it. My 7th comp. 4th Dell. I was a Geek in 1986. Before the internet. San Diego was HUGE for Geeks....The even had a newspaper for Comp Geeks. I think, It was called The Byte.
dmort
Active member
BummerThat's not my 6T3
dmort
Active member
I'm still a geek. I hate it when I re-boot and lose stuff. I'm 84 years old and patience isn't one of my virtues but I'm still walking and get to share afew things on line so life is good.
Mort
Hey. Malwarebytes, One drive, Icloud and File history are must haves. And a separate Hard drive.
ROJr
New member
I am new here, but post quite a bit on RFC and RA. I think the greatest asset this forum has is the collective knowledge of the group. The history and tribal knowledge here is invaluable and would be a huge benefit to new shooters like me. There is no central repository I can find of current information, best practices, tips and tricks, and other common topics. Long running threads that are continuously updated as things change, friendly discussions and debates on topics, and just good old fashioned camaraderie are my favorite things on these forums. Just my two cents as a newbie.
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There's ways around that with phony IP addys and other non ethical means. Forum security has gotten pretty aggressive, esp on the various social media Groups.
If you were removed as a member by the administators , your IP address was permanently blocked. That's why you can't access the site.
There's ways around that with phony IP addys and other non ethical means. Forum security has gotten pretty aggressive, esp on the various social media Groups.