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Fuck I love walnuts. I need some now.
Can't you get them shelled at any bulk bin in a store that has bulk bins?
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United States24772 Posts
With shipping this is more expensive than the nuts I can buy in my local supermarket :/
edit: never had them shelled before... not sure if that's good enough or not for my need :p
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Usually when I can't find things that meet my optimal specifications I start thinking of how I could make one. Out of these things, only one seems easy to make and that's the ball marker. It's a pretty simple tool that doesn't necessitate much precision. You'd get satisfaction out of making it and you could make it exactly how you want it. Think about it.
Good luck on the other items.
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United States24772 Posts
I was thinking maybe of putting together my own 3d printer at some point... if I do that I could probably print ball markers :p
Not sure how else to make one though...
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I buy Walnuts at Sam's Club, but I don't know how much I pay. (They're shelled)
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My family has a walnut farm in Australia, you jealous?
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Pretty much any graphics card sold in the last 5 years supports dual monitors. You'll want to look at the ports on the thing, because some of them offer 1 DVI and 1 VGA, while others have 2 DVI ports (the latter is better). If you're okay with possible slight blurriness, it won't matter.
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You should be able to dump your points into some electronics. Maybe that 2nd monitor.
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On October 23 2011 01:23 only.her0 wrote:
My family has a walnut farm in Australia, you jealous?
Can I move in?
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On October 23 2011 01:23 only.her0 wrote:
My family has a walnut farm in Australia, you jealous?
#4, become friends with this guy.
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On October 23 2011 01:23 BottleAbuser wrote:
Pretty much any graphics card sold in the last 5 years supports dual monitors. You'll want to look at the ports on the thing, because some of them offer 1 DVI and 1 VGA, while others have 2 DVI ports (the latter is better). If you're okay with possible slight blurriness, it won't matter.
And they don't need to be the same monitor or even the same aspect ratio. I had to use an old driver version to get my setup to work right though (taskbar and desktop icons on the right one).
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On October 23 2011 01:28 Confuse wrote:Show nested quote +On October 23 2011 01:23 only.her0 wrote:
My family has a walnut farm in Australia, you jealous? #4, become friends with this guy.
Threaten him with ban for walnuts.
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United States24772 Posts
On October 23 2011 01:26 garlicface wrote:
You should be able to dump your points into some electronics. Maybe that 2nd monitor.
Yea I was thinking of getting a dell gift certificate (points are exchanged 1 to 1 on gift certificates) and getting a monitor from them. I'm worried it won't work with my graphics card though (based on googling I did).
I have two side-by-side white DVI outputs it looks like, so I guess that's good.
Was thinking maybe of an ~20 inch widescreen monitor...
On October 23 2011 01:29 SonuvBob wrote:Show nested quote +On October 23 2011 01:23 BottleAbuser wrote:
Pretty much any graphics card sold in the last 5 years supports dual monitors. You'll want to look at the ports on the thing, because some of them offer 1 DVI and 1 VGA, while others have 2 DVI ports (the latter is better). If you're okay with possible slight blurriness, it won't matter. And they don't need to be the same monitor or even the same aspect ratio. I had to use an old driver version to get my setup to work right though (taskbar and desktop icons on the right one).
Thanks for info; if I'm in this situation I'll need to get tech support from the TL community haha
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Germany / USA16648 Posts
Sure, walnuts are fine and dandy, clearly almonds win though!
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Keep in mind a 20" 16:9 widescreen will have a much shorter screen than your 19" 4:3, so you may want a bigger one (they usually only tell you the diagonal, but you shouldn't have any problem doing the math yourself :p). 16:10 (1920x1200 res) tends to be better for games, but they're pretty hard to find these days.
Btw, if you don't mind waiting a month, there's always tons of good monitor deals on Black Friday.
edit: that :9 smiley needs to go =/
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Dual monitors don't need to be the same make, model, resolution, or aspect ratio. However, having the same resolution makes things easier. Coming from 16:10 dual 1680x1050's, I can say that a single 1920x1080 or 1920x1200 would probably be better by itself than combined with your 4:3, though. More uniform, looks sharper, etc.
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Maybe grow walnut tree? My parents has a huge one and I don't like walnuts very much 
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