Sean Nelson

The most accurate watch you can buy is a GPS receiver...

Yup, that doesn't surprise me at all.

I've never had an issue with this.  The DIMM sockets themselves are pretty stiff, and they're well centered between and close to the standoffs that support the motherboard.  Despite using a fair ...

I was never given a choice of which version of Windows 10 to install.  I assume it just used the license key to determine that I had purchased Windows 10 Pro, 'cause that's what I got without ...

The good thing about multiple processes (or threads) is that they can take advantage of doing work in parallel to more fully utilize multi-core processors.   Just having multiple processes doesn't ...

If your head is only 3 inches from the piece being worked on then it's going to block the view of the camera, unless you can be offset, more like 3" beside it rather than above it. I can't see any ...

That sounds like a tall order.  A long lens might work, but I wonder if it would work better if you could just stick the camera right on top of the piece and then do the work by looking through ...

Yeah, I'm on Office 2007 as well.  I originally installed it on Windows XP, and I've carried it with me through Windows 7 and now on Windows 10.   In each case the OS was installed from scratch ...

It's better to have tested it yourself and know that it works and how to make it work than to follow someone else's instructions and hope for the best, IMHO.

I had intermittent memory errors which I solved by selecting the next slower memory clock speed.  Apparently memory can be quite problematic if all the sticks aren't matched exactly.

This is exactly why anyone who uses any kind of redundant RAID system needs to test and document their recovery procedures so they know exactly what to do when the time comes.  You cannot rely on ...

The problem is that when you buy something from an unofficial source there's no chain of responsibility for what you're getting.   If the seller did use some sort of kit to crack the license key, ...

As a sanity check to make sure that I'm not missing out on some new industry buzzword, you actually mean "tiered" storage, right?

You can often get away with handheld footage when you're using a wide lens and you have nothing in the foreground that's very close to the camera.  But if you have something in the foreground then ...

But only if the file is opened for updates. A file that's opened for read access does not have its modification date changed, only its "last accessed" date.

I'm not a Lightroom guy, but I've got to wonder if you accidentally applied some sort of change to a bunch of files that happened to be selected in Lightroom at the time.  For example when I use ...

Does the new modification date correspond with some particular action you took on your computer?

You're asking for someone to curate a video editing course for you, which I think is a bit of a tall request. Choose your editor (Da Vinci Resolve is a good bet as it's full featured and free) and ...

Ah, well....  C'est la vie!

Give him a bit more time, some people only check once a day or so.