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Those are photos of JoJo before and after his vist to America. JoJo also acquired a blood curdling laugh during his vist.

From what I gather, those are some rather expensive knives.

It tells me that I'm a centerist / borderline libertarian.

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I would have taken this image at a much lower angle. Actually, for this one, I would have sat the camera directly on the dock surface and got a ground-level (i.e. -- "bird-level") shot. A lot of people make the mistake of consistently taking images at their normal head height. Depending on...

What's all this talk about mere light bulbs? Has StorageRev... er... StorageForum come to this?

Mine will do 100 -- uphill or downhill.

When the time comes, I will buy either an upper-end 2-core or middling 4-core 45 nm microprocessor that will plug into a mid-tier single processor socket server/workstation mobo with PCIe Version 2 PCI Express. PCIe slots will need to be at least two 1-lane PCIe slots, one or two 4-lane PCIe...

4 Computers, no Internet, 1 Hub, and 1 Mangy Dawg. 8-) http://support.microsoft.com/kb/309642

I know of one locally that's been there for about 7 or 8 years. Never been in it. In any case, a very nice looking building with large palm trees. http://www.californiapizzakitchen.com/menu/pizzas.aspx Hawaiian Fresh pineapple, Canadian bacon, Mozzarella cheese and our tomato sauce...

Interesting. So if they intend to ramp up 1333 MHz Core2 (non-Xeon) this early, it looks like there's a decent possibility the upcoming X38 chipset (with Version 2 PCI Express slots!) will support 1600 MHz FSB along with an upper-crusty line of 45nm Core2 (non-Xeon) processors supporting 1600...

But not one that involves Reno suddenly becoming a prime Pacific beachfront location. ;)

Sophomoric behaviour would be correct. Homophobia is fear of homosexuals. I recall seeing store-bought (frozen) pineapple and ham pizza back in the 1980s. Speaking of those greasy store-bought frozen pizzas, it's not whether you want rodent feces in your pizza, it's how many feces can you...

So, only gays are allowed on pizzas who are also in a coma? Or, does this have something to do with tomatoes? Worse yet, goat eggs. Yuck-o! ...where the streets are paved with fruits, nuts, and flakes.

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Are you speaking of Intel's 45nm processors (a.k.a. -- "Penryn")? Barring a manufacturing problem, I suspect AMD Barcelona will beat Penryn. In any case, the medium-term future for AMD on the desktop looks to be a bit grim. Once Penryn processors begin churning out in full force, Intel...

Core2 microprocessors based on 45nm manufacturing technology are to begin arriving 4Q/2007. They will use LGA775 -- same as what's used now. Code words for these "Penryn" technology microprocessors for the desktop are: "Wolfdale" (dual-core) and "Yorkfield" (quad-core). Otherwise, it pays...

According to more than one presentation that I saw in early 2006, the next jump up the capacity scale for 3.5-inch form factor 10kRPM SAS / SCSI / F-C hard drive (such as the presumed Seagate 10K.8 series) was to top out at 450 GB in 4Q/2006 ~ 1Q/2007. Then the next-generation Seagate drive...

And as far as that goes (de pistola grippo), a bit of advice: Never never NEVER use those riflestock camera holders to take pictures at weddings or of people in public places. ;)

In my case, it wasn't which manufacturer's digital SLR system camera to go with, but which Nikon digital SLR system camera to go with. I own a bunch of premium AI and AI-S Nikkor bayonet mount lenses -- some fantastic fixed focal length (prime) lenses I had for years that I've used on my...

PS: Since we are speaking of "modern" X86 systems, I'm really disappointed so far with the offerings of mobo and system manufacturers with respects to utilising EFI (Extensible Firmware Interface). To my knowledge, only Apple and Gateway have taken advantage of the great potential that EFI...

As far as Core2 Duo and Core2 Quadro processors go, I think I'd wait until the ones based on 45nm manufacturing technology start shipping. This is *especially* true for mobile applications. The upcoming processors based on 45nm technology will be faster yet, less expensive, and use much less...

Why do you say my hovercraft is full of eels? I do not have a hovercraft, and I have nothing to do with eels -- not even eel pie these days for that matter! CougTek, Flagreen? What??? Everyone here knows I'm actually Caewood Ledford and er... DrunkenBastid.

Unicorns definitely still exist. I saw some at the beach recently! I even took a nice picture of them with a weird little Canon TX1 vertical digicam/camcorder thingee...

This US$179 ~ $199 USB Turntable could be a convenient tool for certain people... http://www.zzounds.com/item--IONITTUSB10

I'm still waiting on those fabulous two-stroke powerplants the car-folk were talking up back in the late '90s -- the motors that would power our small cars with high fuel efficiency and low levels of pollution; exhibit small size, low mass, low cost, and low maintenance.

Yes, you guessed correctly. I am CougTek... Je n'existe pas! and err... Flagreen. Thanks to your insightfulness Doctor Phibes, the game is finally over for me. :alien:

First heard about Apple releasing Safari for Windows yesterday on the *radio* (of all places). Today, I heard from a web developer "guru" of sorts (a person I know) who has the new Safari beta installed on both Mac and Windows Vista. He sez that the Windows (Vista) beta version seems -- at...

I like the Fluke tone generator and probe set. Punchdown tool (66/110 blades) I stick with Paladin -- the quality-to-price ratio is closer to something resembling sanity without dipping into the realm of short-lived junk. http://www.paladintools.com/view_category.php?id=62 Tip of the...

The Walmart's Linux era began when their relationship with Microsoft (corporate, not retail) went to hell in a handbasket. Back in the days of Windows NT 4.0, Microsoft had convinced the rapidly-growing Walmart to begin moving their operations away from expensive mainframes to the cheap...

If not there, then here (the more expensive boxed/retail version with heatsink + fan) ... Intel Core 2 Duo E2160 Allendale 1.8GHz 1M shared L2 Cache LGA 775 Processor - Retail http://www.interproshop.com/commerce/catalog/product.jsp?product_id=13647&czuid=1180550910678