durain wrote:the internal CMOS battery should not be "drain" if the main battery is faulty or not slotted in. i remove the battery on my lenovo as i am always using the main for one of the laptop in the office. if the laptop is not being use away from main power, then there's no need to purchase a new battery. battery doesnt like to be charged all the time as it will decrease their recharge cycle.
That's good to hearbigfilsing wrote:I agree the CMOS bat is completely independant from the main battery( thats the whole point of the CMOS bat). It will not / should not be effected in any way by any external power source including the Lap top battery.
Funan IT Mall. The huge Challenger store on the top floor is a pretty safe bet.Reika wrote:Just curious, Is there any good places to look for PC in Singapore other than Sim Lim Square? Been here for a year+ but still very much clueless XD
Just a friendly advice Reika, if you're going to the PC Show, make sure you wear boots or closed shoes. Not sandals. Or else you may have your toes stepped on when you're in the exhibit area and limp for days.littlegreenman wrote:Reika,
you can try the PC Show at Suntec over the weekend (URL CENSORED DUE TO COPYRIGHT ISSUES) It is always possible to find a good bargain there.
Would you like to sponsor the site's legal bills while we find out?AngMoKio wrote:Dumb question but since when is a URL copyrightable????? I don't think it works that way - even in singapore.
Oh my... now I remember why I wanted to leave Singapore... the small nonsensical things that are so important. After two years in messed up Britain I am now willing to just follow law.jpatokal wrote:Would you like to sponsor the site's legal bills while we find out?AngMoKio wrote:Dumb question but since when is a URL copyrightable????? I don't think it works that way - even in singapore.
http://www.singaporeexpats.com/forum/ftopic45505.html
Was there some history there? I assume this link then was to the Straits Times.jpatokal wrote: Would you like to sponsor the site's legal bills while we find out?
You are absolutely correct but the marketing geniuses over there don't seem to see it that way. Insular, you might say.AngMoKio wrote:Was there some history there? I assume this link then was to the Straits Times.jpatokal wrote: Would you like to sponsor the site's legal bills while we find out?
I can understand prohibiting cut-paste of entire articles, but not allowing links serves only to deprive them of revenue and potential 'eyeballs'
Care to elaborate?
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