Douglas Bryce
Total live articles: 6
Questions: 0
Answers: 84
Dr. Bryce has provided materials engineering services to a variety of companies including IBM, Ford Motor Company, Sierra, EXXON, and GreenWyre. He has authored many books and artciles on related subjects and is often called to testify as an Expert Witness in material specifics. He can be contacted through GreenWyre Products at www.greenwyre.com
Recent Activity
How to break the password of windows XP without using any externals. like: CD, pendirve, etc.? Plz suggest me the best & short cut method to do?
Note: If the Administrator password is active and unknown, this procedure will not work.
A friend bought a used computer and McAfee family protection won't allow her to go online. Can't do anything with it as we lack the screename and password of the original owner. Help !!
I have an antique brass telescope. what would you recommend on how to clean and to help it slide easier
The first is standard toothpaste (not the gel type). You can use a cloth or toothbrush to apply, rub, and clean. Rinse with water and dry.
The second is regular vinegar (5%). Rub it on, let stand a minute or so, and buff dry.
After cleaning you can use a light coat of olive oil to keep it looking clean and also help slide easier.
We have all heard many stories about how plastic drinking bottles are not safe to use because they leach out dangerous chemicals that are hazardous and toxic. But you may also have heard stories that say just the opposite and state that plastic drinking bottles are safe and do NOT leach out dangerous chemicals. Which statement is correct?
