/diy/ - Do It Yourself

>>981312
I'm more familiar with direct view models, but it could be possible that the model has a pot inside to adjust vertical hold that has just drifted out of spec.

Outside of this, repairing it would indeed likely be more expensive than would be worth it.

>>676409

>>674091
>They are focusing on consumer electronics, not diy stuff. They are phasing out most stores.
There are enough consumer electronics stores out there without having another chain saturating the market. Seriously, what the fuck.

>>673662
>But is this bad for my computer in any way?
What you've done is essentially make a ghetto cooling pad.

If you know the thermal paste is the problem and you're feeling constructive, why not replace the thermal paste?

>>672167
Rather than pasting paper to card board, printing on card stock would solve the peeling problem.

As for the discoloration, use a UV resistant card stock; If you stick with the paper and cardboard route, maybe try spraying it with UV resistant clear coat.

>>670561
>>670297
Just about any graphics card nowadays can be played around with to output proper, low resolution signals for use with arcade and other RGB capable monitors.
/vr/'s CRT thread may be of some use, if you have any questions.

>>670287
Just a note in case I wasn't clear.

Hyperspin itself is not an emulator. It is a program that you configure to act as a go between from the user and the emulator; A frontend. It needs various emulators downloaded and configured to work correctly with it, but look amazing when done.

>>669266
>im looking for a kick ass emulator that has all the systems, from there ill run windows xp and have it start right up into it, so if any one knows any please share (also have rasp pi ready at hand but thats back up)
The closest thing you're going to be able to find to an all in one emulator solution would be Retroarch using various libretro cores.

The whole
>run windows xp and have it start right up
Makes me think instantly of the HyperSpin frontend.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z4viDiAqEG4
Great if you're looking for something showy.

http://www.logicalincrements.com/

>>443270
That is pants on head retarded.

At least it's easier to say.

>>443185
We've been here since '99, and haven't done anything to the house other than loosely maintain it.

And the age is my best guess, based on what the previous owners had said, a couple quirks I've noticed myself(miner closets), and when the majority of this neighborhood was developed.

>>443004
Like I've said 2 or 3 times before, the pool table isn't staying, I want to remove the wall to make a large bedroom for myself.

And all the slate is actually, as terrible an idea as that sounds, at the top of the steps.

Hell, I'd be alright with putting a support in somewhere along the wall, I just want a more open floor plan.

One last bump.

>>442049
I really couldn't see it that well when I first took that picture, but I went and looked at it again the next day while it was still light out, and I'm pretty sure it's thin wood pieces with some type of material between them, rather than brick.

>>441961
It isn't so much her getting pissy as it is not fitting into our budget.

>>441520
>Not to be an asshole
Nothing asshole-ish about that.

I would, but he loses pretty any tool he gets his hands on.

I might just have to wait until my uncle comes back up from Arizona, and get him to look at it; I'd rather not wait until summer though.

Bump

So what you're saying is you can't get any games to load?

>>441318
It's all up there already, as seen (somewhat) in. >>441131 , slate and all.

We're in all likelihood getting rid of the pool table, I mainly want to do this so I can move up there, as my current room is getting rather cramped, and having the rooms combined into one open space would be nice.

Hot Pink is the wall I would possibly leave up, as well as the door that'd be interested in removing/covering up.

>>441264
It looks like there are horizontal trusses, but there also seems to be a vertical truss in the center as well.

>>441261
Thanks to some batt insulation and electrical wires, I can't quite get my head up to look around;

These are just my sliding my camera up there and taking a few blind shots.

>>441138
>What are the size of those studs and how far apart are they?
I'd say 2x4, but they're very slightly smaller than that, in both dimensions.

22in/56cm

It is that small bit of wall between the doorways of the bedrooms, where they connect to the hallway.

>>441154
>What makes me suspicious, though, is that you have that brick wall. I'd normally expect a partition wall in that place to just be timber frame clad with plaster.
Nothing in this house makes too much sense, but that's what you get from living in a house that's ~130yrs old.

>still get a contractor in to check it out. It won't cost much and it's better to be safe than sorry
I had tried to get this done multiple times over the past few years, but alas I am unemployed and can only do work around the house to make up for, and paying for a contractor to look at it is unlikely to go over well with my mother.

I'll go and see if there are any cross beams visible from the drop ceiling in the bathroom.

Sorry for the late response, I posted this at 5am, and just passed out.

>>441128
>forgot to change the color of the secondary ridge on the front and rear view
fuck