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We have an addition built in 1991. Looks like it settled over time and the floor is cracked. Both upstairs and downstairs have sloped floors so it’s been dealt with previous to us buying the home 6 years ago. I pulled the tiles and found this. What’s the best way to smooth this out and replace the tiles? I found extra tiles in the basement

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We had to saw cut a 12” wide and 50” long rectangle into our garage floor slab to fix a sewer pipe. Slab is 4” thick. Concrete work is on me. Can I just fill it with the proper cement and finish, or do I need include rebar or mesh? The sides are smooth cut. No car drives over the patch.

I'm looking to build a powerful yet budget friendly PC to allow me to remote connect to my work computer and do the following tasks.

• Adobe Creative Suite 5
• Video Editing/Composition Software (not sure what program yet)
• Light gaming
• Audio playback in the apartment
• Photo editing

Hardware Requirements

• Need a 1TB or larger hard drive to store lots of images and videos.
• Need a DVD burner, no blu-ray though
• Need a compact tower that won't take up too much space in the apartment.
• Computer will be wired directly into the router, so no wireless card is necessary.
• Would like to buy a very large wall mounted monitor, with excellent resolution. Willing to spend a bit of $ on this.

I'm trying to log into netflix on my PS3, but it keeps saying "We're unable to connect you to Netflix. Please try again later". The error code is 200, 300, 201. My internet connection is working just fine...

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The group is 21-35 years old, educated, and should be quite drunk by game time.

Submit your questions and answers to help me make this an awesome trivia night.

People always come to me with mundane questions about technology...."how do I sync my Outlook with my Google Calendar?", "How do I install and run antivirus?" etc etc.

I ALWAYS just go to Google and type the exact question they asked me, word for word. When I quickly turn up a solution based on the first search result, they act stunned.

Why the hell can't people learn to type questions into Google???