this hurts me

You did a great job.

Some technicians can bypass the iCloud locks but the ipad will sometimes functionality

The Smoker-Special interior reminds me of an '85 vw jetta I owned. The PO was a heavy smoker and every surface had a heavy yellow/black tar like coating. The touch surfaces were disgusting. Several rags, rolls of paper towel, lots of various citrus and alcohol cleaners later and the interior looked immaculate.

Still waiting for juicycrumb to finish development and ship

Impressive.

I don't have the P1630, but I have the T2020. It has essentially the same design, but a larger display, Wacom input, full size DDR3 memory, and no webcam. I tested this out, and yes, this laptop does work with a Sony Vaio connector. With its original 93Wh battery, it sometimes lasts 6-7 hours of web browsing! Thankfully since the T2020 has DDR3 full-size memory with its Core 2 Duo, I can actually upgrade this to 4GB RAM and do web browsing relatively quickly. In fact, I'm watching this video in 1080p on this laptop with Linux.

getting chilled out DankPods vibes, and I'm loving it! would be cool to see a collab or something!

That is one beautiful laptop from back in the day

Antix with runit 32bit is perfect for this netbook

I have owned the 1000HE since it came out. Its CPU is the Atom N280 at 1.66 GHz, not the N270 at 1.60 GHz.

Toyota Never die😂😂😂😂❤ ilove Toyota

Toyota Vitz (Japan, 1999-2019) Toyota Platz (Japan, 1999-2005) Toyota Echo (Australia and North America, 1999-2005) Toyota Belta (Japan, 2005-2012) Toyota Vios (Asia, 2007-present) Daihatsu Charade (Europe, 2011-2013) Scion iA (United States, 2015-2016) Mazda2 Hybrid (Europe, 2022-present)

Does your rear defroster work now that you cleaned it like that? I was taugh that you were supposed to clean along the lines and from side to side and rear window or you’d screw up the defroster

I have one of those with a broken screen, i put an 8 gb stick in it, yes there are a few that work.

never did I ever think that a year after watching this video that I'd end up getting the same laptop model from a computer club at my school. it has no storage drive and I don't have 2.5" IDE drives so i'll consider getting that IDE to mSATA adapter too.

Recently, my IBM Thinkpad A22M that I owned for a couple years started acting weird by randomly shutting itself off after being turned on for a bit. Later, I got a random error message when I tried booting into the computer. Turns out, the BIOS chip was completely fried, rendering the laptop basically useless. This is the only laptop I owned that has broken down on me. I fear for the other vintage laptops I have in my possession.

The fact that a car is cheaper than the PS5 Pro and most smartphones these days is crazy. Yes, it’s from 1992, but it’s still crazy that a whole ahh car that’s still functional is cheaper than a smartphone.

$15 is a steal! Been reviving some old laptops my family has had lying around, but this exact laptop we sadly got rid of a long time ago. Would love to find one again and have a Windows XP laptop to play with. Looking at like $100 for one on Ebay tho, oof.

19min video for a 5min ad about a battery pack ffs

If you don't like Linux, unofficial "Tiny7" works well, but comes with obvious security problems.

My 1981 was one of the ugliest cars i owned but was definitely one of the most mechanically sound vehicles i have ever owned! Bought it for $800 and drove for years without problems

They’re terrible for fuel economy, despite being tiny it drinks fuel

I once took apart a dead drive and put it back together. It started working.

Ever notice that hole that says _Do not block_ on the top case of a hard drive? That's an air breather hole. The white strip isn't meant for moisture, it's meant for dust filtration. When you spin a platter really fast, the surrounding atmosphere wants to press down on it, but the molecules encounter the spinning motion of the surface and adhere to it, crashing into the next molecule and pulling it along with, and so on. This creates a sort of compressed "cushion" of air surrounding the platter, and dust can gouge the surface on a microscopic level, so having a supply of filtered air at a specific volume of airflow (and pressure) is critical to the function of the drive heads, hence the breather hole. The heads are the pointed tips on the drive read arm, with the bit behind the fulcrum being a coil electromagnet. The magnet only controls the swing of the arm (thus the placement of the head), however you may have noticed that little head-park ramp. When the arm gets sent onto the platter, it hops the head clear of the spinning platter so the head can literally "fly" on that cushion of compressed air surrounding said platter. If the drive lost power suddenly, the deceleration of the platter would mean the heads "crashing" into the platter surface, which is why drive arms are set to auto-return with a tensioner, safely parking once the electromagnet controlling the arm loses power. Ideally, the heads never physically contact the platter. In the real world, tho, it's sort of like how the early Xbox 360 had a habit of consuming discs if you changed their angular momentum by switching the console from upright to laying flat while it was spinning: you don't want that drive head still colliding with the platter because a force variable greater than what was accounted for gets introduced (like a percussive event). That is why drives have so many warnings against applying excessive pressure (warpage), excessive heat (less air pressure & greater SMC lifespan loss), excessive cold (you illustrated that brilliantly with condensate formation), or sudden shocks that could cause tolerances to change and allow for a crash.

brought mine for $350 off a dead estate 94 Corolla hatchback manual

What is the clicking caused by?

3:31 i remember this with my 1tb laptop hard drive that i used for 4 years actively it became very slow and later started making horrible noises and bluescreened then worked fine and an hour later it made that noise again and clicked and was so slow it wouldnt boot anymore the next day it was unrecognizable making that distinctive toshiba death sound and i also hear these noises from my grandma's laptop but i tell her that her hard drive might be going bad but she hasnt listened yet but there are important things on it but once i get ahold of a good ssd i will copy the drive over to an ssd upgrade her ram so that she hopefully doesnt lose her data

An excellent show and tell video. Thanks much!

I'm Actually gonna test this with my most powerful Laptop hdd (the only high speed 7200rpm hdd i own) And I Used it for a year in various laptop (it was reused from an old laptop) It Sometimes tests fine and Mostly Reports Read errors

i want this laptop have you already sold it ?? if not then reply me !

that's $390 US for that car, crazy deal you got

The only full hard drive failure I've had so far has been from a Sky TV box, after getting a new box I took out the drive to test it and it's totally dead. I've had a couple that seemed like they were failing but it was something in the enclosures they work fine still in PC's. A drive from a 2010 Imac which has had so much use was making really load noises but carried on working, the mac itself finally died so I took the drive out and put in a dock and it's back to being quiet and working normal. I put it in a PC for extra backup. Finally the other day I installed Windows XP on an ide Maxtor 40gb drive which is over 22 years old which has had ridiculous amounts of use, that's load but it was from new.

Dude this is the same as my old car!!! Great car if you know how to work on it yourself!!! Prob not too many airbags for safety though

I own 2006 Corolla. My next car will be Corolla or Camry. That Camry looks good. I guess you don't have snow and super cold where you live.

It is Toyota. Don't expect less

We have a yaris car same model like that thats like that but its a good condition and super reliable ands it still runs only problem that the brakes are really low but we bought it on Facebook market also pls like and its still runs

Old Toyotas may not be very valuable in Australia but let me tell you something, they sell for a pretty penny in Switzerland. That car of yours would probably sell for at least 2000 francs. Toyotas of any age and condition are highly sought after here.

if it was a failure then download windows 10 on it 😎

Awesome. You lucky. Keep it. Will not go wrong with Toyota. Great video

MY first car...still love them.

I'm in Adelaide and stareting off my Automotive content journey! I love your content , superb quality, edited well, intresting and short. You gave me some inspo man! Keep up the good work!

I am actually surprised Windows 7 even detects this (like did it read the SMART values from the HDD?) ((although later a window with the Toshiba HDD alert pops up, I guess its a special program, not something that came with Windows itself))

The PLOP boot manager will make a PC that cannot boot from usb, usb bootable. Maybe this will help you in the future. Great video BTW!

As a former Toyota Yaris owner they are unbreakable especially if you regularly service and take good care of it. JUst cant believe the state of that vehicle it was in before you did your magic with it. The fact that it was used for food delivery I'm just shaking my head.

is it able to run half life 2

Don’t you just despise these dirty sods on eBay who don’t even wipe the item before posting it!!! 🤮

Damn I’m still using a 2004 PowerBook g4

This toyota you really got a great deal.

Might it be due to not being an original charger that you can’t restore them