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The backyard spigot/faucet in the home we bought was a bit messed up, as e.g. it was not properly anchored to the wall (no screws, and used plumber's putty to seal instead of something more sturdy).

To fix it, I removed the plumber's putty, added screws, outdoor caulk (not seen in pic), and also an orbit 4-port garden hose splitter. The splitter came with a support, which I pre-drilled together with the drill for the spigot.

Here's where I really messed up: when I measured, I did so when the spigot was not properly screwed, so then the hole I added to the splitter doesn't match the slot, and I can't really redrill 0.2 inches above because that would mess up

I have a large Fractal Design R5 that I bought back in 2013, but have now upgraded to a way smaller IM01 and I'm not really sure what to do with the old case/PC.

For networking, I have an ubiquity WAP, plus the ubiquity router and the xfinity modem, which all in all are quite messy b/c of all the power and network cables between those three.

I thought about reusing the PC as a NAS, and because it has so much empty space inside and has good case fans, I was also wondering if it would be feasible to just stuff the modem and routers inside the case (not the WAP of course!).

Is this feasible? Is this sane? (I searched online quite a bit and found nothing)

Thanks!

Mom got her first round of chemo (locally advanced cancer that involves arteries, so the goal of the chemo is to shrink it a bit to make it resectable).

Almost two weeks later, it seems that the cancer shrank a bit but it somehow broke open (not sure how to explain it) and started bleeding to the intestines (we first noticed melena, and a tomography confirmed it).

Has anyone read or seen anything about cancer shrinking then causing bleeding? I've tried googling but I'm having a hard time coming up with anything (in contrast to all the previous steps and symptoms where there was a lot of info both here and elsewhere online)

Hi everyone,

I got a new X1 Carbon which works great except for a defective u key: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4lyvJfnvrGU

It's still under warranty but I need the laptop for work so I can't return it for two weeks while they put a new key, and tech support says that they cannot send the keys for this particular model (due to the difficulty in replacing it I guess).

I checked a few websites like http://www.replacementlaptopkeys.com/ and they have gen 1 and 2 but not gen 3, but according to their replies the IC9B variant of the gen 2 ( http://www.replacementlaptopkeys.com/lenovo-x1-carbon-replacement-laptop-keyboard-keys-2nd-gen/ ) might work.

Do you guys know anything about the key

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Until today, I've used a heavily modified dv6 HP laptop (I replaced the DVD with a second hard drive, increased RAM to 16gb, reapplied thermal paste and drilled a hole for extra venting, etc). Sadly, it is now an ex-laptop, and rests with the daisies. I'm writing this in the desktop I build that I keep in my office in school, but since I'm always in the move, I also need a laptop.

LAPTOP QUESTIONNAIRE

• Country of purchase: US

• Budget range: < 1300 usd

• Purpose (netbook, ultraportable, mainstream, gaming, desktop replacement, etc.): I guess "mainstream". I want to do actual work there but the lighter the better.

• Screen size preference

Hi!

My completely factory default nexus 4 just died in a weird way.

After auto-updating to lollipop, I started having weird bugs like not being able to pick up calls (as if not listening), long UI delays, and random crashes.

Yesterday I left it charging and when I picked it up later it was completely off. Never dropped it, usually charged it well before it reached 10%, etc. so I thin it's loli related

I tried the three-finger-salute and its variations from the nexus help page and nothing worked.

Now I'm stuck on a tough spot.. I could maybe send it to tech repairs somewhere, but it seems the phone is just going kaput with all these faults. Given that, and that I kinda need a phone (f