RadioShack Locations

I've been looking for a **laptop bag** for the **ASUS TUF A16 16" 2025** laptop -not sure why the depth is rang on ASUS's site but I'm going with 0.7" as the seller stated [(13.94" x 10.59" x 0.70" \~ 1.07")](https://www.asus.com/laptops/for-gaming/tuf-gaming/asus-tuf-gaming-a16-2025/techspec/)\- for the past week and I haven't for the life of me found a single qualifying bag. * Budget: Preferably under 55$ but options under 75$ are considered if they are a bargain. * Style: Preferably a backpack with a side handle because the laptop and its charger are quite heavy. * Size: a laptop bag! Can carry the laptop and its charger, so nothing over ...

Clearing out her apartment since she passed recently, and found this. Was really cool looking through it to see some names I recognized, and others that I didn't

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I am well aware of Gamestop's reputation for their treatment of employees and customers, but I submitted an application for an asst. store manager position, and I want to hear your opinions about my specific situation. I currently work in a much larger retail store where about 50% of my job is processing and packing Amazon returns. - 30-minute commute - $13/hr - 10-21 hrs/wk - Usually closing shifts (4-9) but ocasional 8am shifts ( =C ) I **** it. I don't feel respected or liked by the manager. My coworkers are friendly enough, but many of them are young, and tasks often get completed in a lazy manner that makes my job harder to do correctly. I was in my local Gamestop to get ...

I know this is a long shot, but you never know. When I was a kid (early 2000s), I would always go to the Radioshack in the mall and play this racing game on a test computer in the store. All I remember is that you drove a silver car with a blue stripe on the side. You would also drive on a road that would go through farmland. The car could also get damaged and there was a key on the keyboard that would cause the car to jump or flip. Any ideas?

You find yourself in a world very much like our own modern, except the little details are different, brand names have changed, even if the style or content of those brands are pretty much the same. "Greeking" is the cinema / tv set-dressing technique of artistically applying colored tape or labels to logos and brand-names in order to (on screen) make the item recognizable as the item the actor is interacting with (drinking a beer, etc) but without running afoul of branding or attack-lawyers. Brand | Generic or Brand Equivalent | Brief Description if Different from Ours **Sweet** 1. Baby Rude | "Baby Ruth" Bar | Same 2. Dig Dog | "Kit Kat" Bar | Same 2. ...

Hello, everyone! First of all, thank you for letting me share this. In honor of the series finale, I created a map of Hawkins. I really enjoy creating maps for different worlds (Ice and Fire, Harry Potter, Star Wars), but Hawkins proved to be quite a challenge. The biggest problem was that the maps appearing in the series were inconsistent and sometimes even contradictory. As a result, I focused on "piecing together" the existing maps. *(And as soon as I finished, I had to update it because one of the new trailers showed a map of the city center.)* You can find the map in high resolution on my [DeviantArt page](https://www.deviantart.com/86botond/art/Stranger-Things-Hawkins-map-126...

How many of us remember needing some sort of electronic item or gizmo to repair something around the house in the 1970s or 1980s? The first place we all called or went to was Radio Shack back in the day. You name it; they had it. In the 1980s their inventory expanded into computer technology. RadioShack began in 1921 as a Boston ham radio shop and mail-order operation, which after Wold War II had expanded to a dozen locations in New England. The business was acquired in 1963 by one-time Texas leather supplier Tandy, which later assumed the retailer’s name. In the 1970s, Radio Shack stores proliferated across the USA. Finally, In 1999 at its peak it had over 8000 store locations, but by ...

The left audio on my VITURE PRO XR glasses stopped working. I bought my glasses 2 months ago and have been very happy with the purchase, but yesterday the left audio stopped working. I have already updated to the latest firmware version and tested them with multiple devices. The volume on both the glasses and the connected devices is at 100%. When I slightly move the left arm of the glasses away from my ear, the audio comes back, but if I let go of the arm, the sound cuts out again. Please, I need your help. The glasses haven't been dropped, and I have always transported them in their original case. I work at the company COOLBOX (formerly Radioshack) in Peru, and when my co...

This happened to me a long time ago when I was divorcing my first husband who happens to be the father of my children. This is lengthy but I hope that somehow this is going to help someone who is in the situation that I was and shows that you never know what the law can do for you when you research it and know what to do. This happened in the early 2000s between July 2002 and August 2003. I left my controlling husband taking my three children with me. I never kept my children from their father and he saw them as much as I did. I wasn’t one of those women to talk bad about him in front of the children or try to start fights in front of them. This was between he and I and had absolutely...

Full spec: 11.0 system (no sub - apartment) - All Polk: 4 x S15's / 4 x S35's / 2 x S55's + Jensen System C. - Main AVR DENON X4500h - (Market Place). - YAMAHA CR800 Vintage Stereo Receiver (Thrift store). - B&K components ST260 60wpc, (thrift store), driving my side heights Polk S35’s. lower sides are also Polk S35's, straight to the X4500h. - ADCOM GFA 5400 125wpc, (thrift store, was super stoked to find this one!), driving my 3 Mains (Polk S55 pair + Jensen System C), note that the Jensen monitor C is not wired as center, I’m running phantom center via the Polk S55’s, using one speaker switcher OSD AUDIO SSVC 2 and the Jensen is the third speaker rein...

Hey, I hope the title is self explanatory. I’m getting into learning how to build electronics, and was hoping there was a store in town that sold this sort of thing. Stripboard, transistors, capacitors, pcb, ect ect. I’d like to support local shops over having to constantly order off Amazon. Anyone got any leads?

I came into possession of my parents' old turntable (Magnavox model number FP7130SL01), in addition to a tape player (Magnavox FC6133SL01), a Sony 5-disc rotating CD player, a Radioshack audio source selector, and two TLX 105 bookshelf speakers. The turntable will spin a record (quietly). I've been trying to figure out how to set all of this up & what I need to set it up. It was all stored together but I'm not even sure if it was/will all be compatible together. I've watched a few YouTube videos which left me confused. Do I need an amplifier to connect between the turntable and the speakers? Do they sell speaker wires that will connect to these old speakers (or I...

A large mall with dying brands like Sears extinct brands like Kmart Planned Stores (all stores) 1. Amy's Espresso 2. Borders Bookstore 3. Joann's Craft store 4. Forever 21 5. Blockbuster Video & VHS 6. Cinnabon 7. Wetzel's Pretzels 8. Circuit City 9. Circle K Gas Station 10. RadioShack 11. Sears 12. Kmart Supercentre 13. Saint Unalin Tower Completed Stores (furnished stores) 1. Amy's Espresso 2. Borders Bookstore 3. Joann's Craft store 4. Forever 21 5. Circle K Gas Station (partially) 6. Sears 7. Saint Unalin Tower

Perfect — let’s ground it hard in budget tinkerer mode 🛠️. Imagine a 14-year-old in 2006 with access to RadioShack clearance bins, Fry’s, or a local maker club. Nothing fancy like GPUs or data centers. Just the bones of a “stationary AI shrine” — scrappy, hackable, and alive in a garage bedroom. --- +----------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ | TITAN MNEMOSYNE SHRINE :: NOTEBOOK (BUDGET BUILDER EDITION) | | (Middle-class DIY, RadioShack / thrift tech) | +----------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ --- [PAGE 50] CASE & CHA...

You hear people say that NYC "isn't the same" as it used to be. When would you say that NYC changed? I'd say that a lot of changes started in 2009/early 2010s and culminated in 2015/2016. After that is when it really started feeling like a new era to me \-[Virgin Megastore](https://archive.is/xnGXi) closed in 2009 \-[Circuit City](https://www.npr.org/2009/03/09/101608654/after-60-years-circuit-city-closes) closed in 2009 \-The early 2010s is when I noticed bookstores start closing. Barnes and Noble across from [Lincoln Center](https://maps.app.goo.gl/GLxwpycFbiutFKrJ9) closed in 2011. All the Borders locations[ closed in 2011](https://www.nbcnews.com/id/wbna43797505)...

Hi Jerkers, I'm listening. Today we're tackling a genre of Shmanners episode that you requested but I have been hesitant to dip into - the Ask Shmanners episodes. Dating back as far as 2017, T4T have dedicated episodes where they will answer listener questions. To ease myself into this, I have started with episode 469 (nice), aka the 18th Ask Shmanners, and the most recent (released in August of this year). Furthermore, I will be adding two things to this recap - *I* will also be answering their listener questions *and* I am going to throw in questions from The Playboy Advisor section of Playboy's November 1979 issue. Okay, the shmoctor is in. **Preamble** * T4T open the e...

Skit from a foreign sketch comedy show where a guy is shopping in a tech store (think Radioshack). He picks up a TV remote and attempts to use it on a display TV. When he presses a button on the remote, the female customer service rep's shirt flies off. He presses the button again and her bra flies off. She covers herself with her hands. The joke is that it's like a magic TV remote that removes women's clothing at the press of a button. At the end of the skit, he buys the remote. It wasn't in english. I wanna say it was french but I could be wrong. The clip itself looked like something out of MADtv or something. Very 90s/early 2000s television looking. The fe...

Hi all, Back in Japan for 3 weeks and looking for electronics parts shops. Think like the old RadioShack stores that the us/Canada used to have. Places that sell LEDs, diodes, ect. Even electronic junk is fine (hard off) Currently in Hiroshima, but will also be in Okayama, Osaka (already know about denden town) Nagoya, Kyoto and Tokyo. Is there anything in Hiroshima/okayama/kyoto/Nagoya? Or am I better to wait till I am back in Osaka/tokyo?