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Наверное, об этом тысячу раз писали, но заголовок веб-страницы должен выглядеть так:
Кто виноват и что делать? — блог Николая Чернышевского
Или даже проще:
Кто виноват и что делать?

Но не так:
Николай Чернышевский, философ, журналист и литературный критик — Личный журнал, интеллектуальные беседы каждую пятницу — Кто виноват и что делать?

Когда открыто несколько заметок, это превращается в:
[ Николай Черны… ] [ Николай Черны… ] [ Николай Черны… ] [ Николай Черны… ]

В закладках:
* Николай Чернышевский, философ, журналист и литературный кр…
* Николай Чернышевский, философ, журналист и литературный кр…
* Николай Чернышевский, философ, журналист и литературный кр…

Заголовок должен быть коротким.
Название конкретного материала всегда должно идти первым.
Если название ресурса добавляется, оно должно быть осмысленным, а не “…” и не “void”, как у некоторых.

Screen on my Asus EEE PC T101MT started behaving erratically, switching off and on as I turned and tilted the lid. I’ve dismantled the netbook and the problem was in the broken display cable. A couple of notes for anyone who cares:

• Dismantling the body is not hard, this article explains it well. Be sure to note which screws go where.
• To dismantle the lid, pull out the rubber caps glued around the display. There are screws underneath. After unscrewing them all, remove the lid cover. It’s stickied to the display, but no harm in tearing it off and no other way around.
• Motherboard-to-display cable is FPD-Link (LVDS cable) + minor side load. Part number is 1422-00N6000, new ones can be bought on aliexpress for cheap. Promised 50 day free delivery is an upper bound; mine was delivered in 10 days.
• There’s a hinge connecting the lid to the body with all the cables inside. It would seem that display cable is too big to go through it, but it can be done from its display connector side if you fold it in a particular way:
  (instruction pic)
• The cable is 20 pins (motherboard) to 30 pins (display). There were pinouts for similar cables from other EEE PCs (1005pe, [1]). I’m posting the final one for T101MT here, checked with multimeter, just in case:

  (1422-00N6000 pinout)

  20 pin connector

  #	Description
  1	3.3VDD
  2	EDID eeprom power (3.3V)
  3	EDID eeprom CLK
  4	EDID eeprom DATA
  5	VDD_EN (Active high, 3.3v)
  6	VLED_EN (Active high, 3.3v)
  7	GND
  8	LVDS Channel 0 –
  9	LVDS Channel 0 +
  10	LVDS Channel 1 –
  11	LVDS Channel 1 +
  12	LVDS Channel 2 –
  13	LVDS Channel 2 +
  14	GND
  15	LVDS Clock –
  16	LVDS Clock +
  17	GND
  18	Backlight PWM ADJ
  19	Led VCC (5V)
  20	Led VCC (5V)

  30 pin connector
  Most similar connectors have the same pinout for the first 20 pins. The rest seems to be up to the model, GND if unused. “–” is no connection:

  #	Description
  1	GND
  2	3.3VDD
  3	3.3VDD
  4	EDID eeprom power (3.3V)
  5	Backlight PWM ADJ
  6	EDID eeprom CLK
  7	EDID eeprom DATA
  8	LVDS Channel 0 –
  9	LVDS Channel 0 +
  10	GND
  11	LVDS Channel 1 –
  12	LVDS Channel 1 +
  13	GND
  14	LVDS Channel 2 –
  15	LVDS Channel 2 +
  16	GND
  17	LVDS Clock –
  18	LVDS Clock +
  19	GND
  20	—
  21	—
  22	GND
  23	GND
  24	Led VCC ( 5V )
  25	Led VCC ( 5V )
  26	Led VCC ( 5V )
  27	—
  28	VDD_EN (Active high, 3.3v)
  29	—
  30	VLED_EN (Active high, 3.3v)