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On May 28, 2010, at 12:04 PM, Gerald Uhlan wrote:
How is this happening? Someone come up with a virus for the Mac?
No, Gmail has had an ongoing issue of compromised email accounts. This happened
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Just a few questions about replacing the capacitors in a G5 iMac.
1. What type of capacitors should I get to replace them? Obviously, the same
voltage and model number, but if I remember, there's a couple different kind;
electrolyte, aluminum, and whatnot, and the dry kind are better?
2.
On May 27, 2010, at 3:53 PM, Elliott Price wrote:
Just a few questions about replacing the capacitors in a G5 iMac.
1. What type of capacitors should I get to replace them? Obviously, the same
voltage and model number, but if I remember, there's a couple different kind;
electrolyte,
GMail doesn't recognize periods or underscores, so many (mine!) GMail
addresses have been used for spam - and, I expect, always will be.
I'm always delighted to see, in Mandaarin or Korean, that my message
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Spam has been removed, thread closed.
thanks,
Beverly
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On May 28, 2010, at 2:26 PM, N.Shani wrote:
Elliott, electrolytic and aluminum are one and same.
It is the electrolyte that leaks from the caps. The story is an old one:
stolen cap recipe that was poorly implemented.
Regards, Naftali
On Thu, May 27, 2010 at 18:53, Elliott Price
