Questions and Help for BEGINNERS!

[ckmk47]

I have found that many of them are compatible with 120-240. Did you check if they are?

Even if internally they can take European voltage, you need a simple cord adapter so it will fit in their plug.  But just the plug adapter won't work if it's not set up internally for their voltage.

[ubercat]

I'm a new member.  I've been a long-time active member of another credit-related board, so I'm curious what the house rules (outside of TOS) I should observe are (here).  I'm relatively respectful, don't start new threads when old ones will suffice, and I'm generally supportive.  Thanks. 

[etech0]

I'm a new member.  I've been a long-time active member of another credit-related board, so I'm curious what the house rules (outside of TOS) I should observe are (here).  I'm relatively respectful, don't start new threads when old ones will suffice, and I'm generally supportive.  Thanks. 

Welcome! This is a good place to start: http://forums.dansdeals.com/index.php?board=22.0

[Emkay]

  I'm relatively respectful

Thats against the rules.

[Torkay]

I'm a new member.  I've been a long-time active member of another credit-related board, so I'm curious what the house rules (outside of TOS) I should observe are (here).  I'm relatively respectful, don't start new threads when old ones will suffice, and I'm generally supportive.  Thanks. 

Welcome! And kudos for finding the right place to ask your question off the bat.

[JTZ]

I'm a new member.  I've been a long-time active member of another credit-related board, so I'm curious what the house rules (outside of TOS) I should observe are (here).  I'm relatively respectful, don't start new threads when old ones will suffice, and I'm generally supportive.  Thanks. 

No picks of ponies and you will be OK. 

[JTZ]

How many SW travel credits can be used on one flight?

[Live N Learn]

Basic editing. Windows 10

"Paint" sucks! Try Paint.net.

[Blue2]

I tried to have my own Topic at the "Trade"-Section - but I can't create one...why is that?

[TimT]

I tried to have my own Topic at the "Trade"-Section - but I can't create one...why is that?

I see you've had lots of success in the past.

[username]

Assuming no other differences, what do you think is a better (will last longer) car?

2005 Lacrosse with 112k miles.
2008 Lacrosse with 190k miles.

Mostly highway, mechanic says both run well.

[shulem92]

Assuming no other differences, what do you think is a better (will last longer) car?

2005 Lacrosse with 112k miles.
2008 Lacrosse with 190k miles.

Mostly highway, mechanic says both run well.

Obviously the 112k will last longer. What's the question?

[username]

Obviously the 112k will last longer. What's the question?

Thank you.
I dont know much about cars, and was wondering if the life of the car will also contribute to its eventual demise.

[JTZ]

Obviously the 112k will last longer. What's the question?

The car is also three years older. At some point things go bad because of old age not because or wear and tear.

[shulem92]

The car is also three years older. At some point things go bad because of old age not because or wear and tear.

True, but there is no way 190k will outlive 112k. A good mileage per year ratio should be between 12-15k. 78k for a 3 year difference, no question take the lower mileage

[TimT]

At some point things go bad because of old age not because or wear and tear.

Does that apply to people as well ?

[JTZ]

True, but there is no way 190k will outlive 112k. A good mileage per year ratio should be between 12-15k. 78k for a 3 year difference, no question take the lower mileage

Maybe you should ask how many miles he plans on driving each year and how many more years does he expect to get out of it.

[JTZ]

Does that apply to people as well ?

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[Iz]

Once I post in a thread, that thread will always pop up in "Show new replies...", unless I "Ignore" the thread. But if I do that, then when I post in that thread a year later, I don't see the replies, because it's in "Ignorance mode". So of course I can "Unignore" it. But is there a simpler way to set this up, i.e. to stop seeing replies until I post again in that thread? Thanks.

[Work-for-ur-muny]

Once I post in a thread, that thread will always pop up in "Show new replies...", unless I "Ignore" the thread. But if I do that, then when I post in that thread a year later, I don't see the replies, because it's in "Ignorance mode". So of course I can "Unignore" it. But is there a simpler way to set this up, i.e. to stop seeing replies until I post again in that thread? Thanks.

Maybe suggest/request it here.

ETA: Then you'll have, of course, the guys saying "if you code it, it will come"...