The Lord helps those....

[ysobelle]

Dear Sprint:

Your fucking tech doesn't know how to do a hard reset on a Treo 755p? Really? Took me, according to Google, 0.29 seconds to find that information online. So fuck you, never mind, I did the fucking thing myself. I've lost all my texts, all my AOL mail, but at least my phone should stop crashing now.

G-d help us all if it doesn't.



No fucking love At. All.


Moi

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[thorn]

Next time, if you can, sync first. Can't you restore from an earlier backup/sync so you can at least have some of the stuff back?

[thorn]

Never mind -- just read your earlier post. Damn LJ and its reverse chronological listings!

[ysobelle.livejournal.com]

I have my games, my contacts, my birthdays-- and the all-important PalmaSutra, which is exactly what you think it is. The rest...well...dammit.


Darling, where can one get memory for an iMac g3? 333mhz, tray-loading, so really, only one model-type of those. It's almost 9 years old now, but it was free, so my friend took it, but it's too limited-- 96 megs!-- to get onto the 'net. OWC seems to be SOL. Any ideas?

[thorn]

I don't know if you can edit them prior to syncing, maybe to eliminate the problem child? I've never had to sync a Windows Mobile phone -- that's why I kept to Palm OS.

Specs on the computer at http://lowendmac.com/imacs/rev-d-imac-g3-333-mhz.html

"RAM: 32 MB, expandable to 384 MB using SO-DIMM SDRAM (3.3V, unbuffered, 64-bit, 144-pin, 100 MHz or faster, 10ns) in two DIMM sockets (256 MB on top, 128 MB on bottom), top DIMM socket accepts 2" DIMM, bottom socket takes 1.5" DIMM
* The exact amount a Rev. A-D iMac can be upgraded varies from unit to unit. We have field reports of some models accepting 256 MB modules in both memory socket and reaching 512 MB - and other reports of early iMacs that won't work at all with 256 MB modules. There appears to be no way to know in advance whether a particular iMac will work with a certain sized memory module."

I found memory at OWC: http://eshop.macsales.com/shop/apple/memory/iMac/G3_233MHz_266MHz_333MHz

So you should definitely be able to take it up to 384 MB of RAM, possibly 512 MB. Still kind of small, but much more than 96 MB!

[sterling2905.livejournal.com]

ok... i know this is talking about me, i'm not that dumb, but i so didn't understand. nikki, translate to stupid girl for me?

[ysobelle.livejournal.com]

Bless you.

And you don't seriously think I'm running something with Windows Mobile, do you? Come on...seriously?!

[ysobelle.livejournal.com]

Heh. He's right-- go to that last link, and go from there. We WILL get you online. So help me G-d.

I think you're going to need two modules, and one of them will have to be low-profile. That's what the "one is 2" and one is 1.5" " bit is about in the product description. I'm not entirely sure cos I don't know where, exactly, the memory modules are inside that thing, but I'm taking a wild guess one needs to be shorter because of how the case is curved. At any rate, these guys at OWC are VERY nice, and they'll help you out.

[thorn]

I thought the later Palm phones were WinMo only. My mistake.

[thorn]

Very good translation. If I had known it was for someone else, I might have said it differently.

And the translation wasn't into "stupid girl" -- it was from "techno geek" into English. ^.^