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Some stations are all christmas music BEFORE thanksgiving. The christmas song I like is the one about the boy buying shoes for his mother. Not sure what it is called.... google.... Christmas Shoes by Newsong.

I have a netgear MR814v2 which is b only and doesn't support WPA. Works great for me. I plugged it in months ago and never really had to do anything to it since. I think I updated the firmware once, but only because I wanted to not because there was any problem. I have it hooked up to the...

The memory sounds like an easy swap out and the most likely culprit of ones remaining.

The only things you haven't tried: Swap the power supply for a higher power one. Swap the motherboard type (so the IDE chipset changes to say an intel based one).

Being thankful does not require one to be religious or believe in God (which are separate things entirely but let us not get off topic), only to have something to be thankful for, which you now seem to have. And it is a nice bonding type tradition in 'family' situations. It is all about...

Reluctantly, agreed. Let us forget the butt kicking statement and focus on the review itself? Any comments?

Enjoy the turkey, or lasagna or whatever you eat on thanksgiving. I hope you practice the tradition of going around the table and saying what you are thankful for.

SR Reviews the Fujitsu MAU3147NP 15K SCSI drive And it kicks the raptor's butt. But the server scores are a bit disturbing.

There are plenty of dial-up ISPs that are as cheap as netzero. I used to use joi internet and was very pleased. It was $9.95/month if you are paying monthly (which I did) but it can be as cheap as $6.49/month if you pay for 12 months at a time.

http://www.theregister.co.uk/2004/11/17/worlds_biggest_snap/

It appears the site has exceeded its traffic allotment. I was this linked from the register a few days ago.

http://www.tno.nl/gigapix

Hardware, go dell or somebody merc recommended for the support. Software, make sure to wipe the machine once you get it. Fresh install of whatever OS you put on it.

About 2 years...

That would be WSR IV, Liam. It was when I finally figured out the timer function on my digital camera. I actually had to read the manual to get it right.

It was quite a bit chilly in PA over the weekend. @40F I like winter though.

Been fine for me!

For hotmail, A gmail account? For MSN groups, what the heck are they?

There are also optimized builds for different processor families.

You can safely use FF even without an installer. It is available in a zip package that you can unzip and then run. The registry changes it makes if you make it the default browser are easily undone by IE. But I have doubts that you'll want to go back.

I think this is a difference between NTFS and FAT32. NTFS can have extra data streams associated with the file. FAT32 can't.

Posted a review here

I'm a white evangelical christian and I voted for Kerry. Nothing against Bush personally.

Kerry took PA... and me and my wife helped. Unfortunately it isn't looking good so far for Kerry.

CD-RW drives are cheap. You can find a liteon one for probably less than $20. I wouldn't waste time trying to diagnose the drive but spend $20 and almost absolutely* ensure the problem gets fixed. * It could of course be not the drive itself but maybe the power supply or cable. ANd you could...

I've signed up with broadvoice, I'll let you all know how it goes. The initial cost was nearly $80. The breakdown: 1) Month Up Front: 19.95 2) Activation Fee: 39.95 4) Shipping Fee: 14.95 5) Regulatory Recovery Fee: 1.50 6) Federal Excise Tax: 0.64

Linspire?

What OS? You can hook the management console up to a different computer. You right click on My computer and click manage, then under action there is connect to another computer. Maybe somewhere in there will let you shut it down.

This isn't what he describes, as it just forwards the cellular calls to another line (which could be a VoIP line I guess).

Here is that link to the page with the VoIP providers.

Finally found the page on broadband reports that lists all the VoIP providers. Then I stumbled upon BroadVoice. And I said holy crap! They seem to be great and they give me the world for 19.99/month! That means I can call my sister in Italy without any long distance charges. They use the good...

It seems that packet8 and vonage are the two senior members of the VoIP crew. They have the most kinks worked out. But people complain about the codec used by packet8. So I looked and saw a relative newcomer, Broadvoxdirect. They allow you to select the codec but seem to be working out kinks.

Okay the wife gave the go ahead, but she wants the higher priced ones because she thinks the sound quality will be better. So I'm considering vonage or voicepulse, for the unlimited calling (my wife makes/receives a lot of calls) but sound quality and QOS is a priority. So will I have to change...

Oh and what do you do about having multiple phones in the house? And are there upstream bandwidth requirements?

I'm seriously considering it and would like to know what your bill looks like. I have a $40 unlimited plan through IDT. But after taxes and fees it is just under $60. That's $20 worth of crap on a $40 bill! I'm looking to reduce that. Some people over at fat wallet recommended packet8.

What subjects? Current situation of what? Context please.

Aargh... still can't get to the site from work. It doesn't give any error message it just doesn't work. My requests must be blocked along with whoever is doing the DDOS attack.

Xbit labs tests the Raptor's TCQ capability. http://www.xbitlabs.com/articles/storage/display/wd-raptor2.html Read it but the magic number is possible 30% increase.

The problem is over at storagereview.com not here.

$750 off dell inspiron laptops of $1500 or more. Coupon code: ZD5$P0NS954P16 Good 10/19-10/20 See details here: http://gotapex.com/deals.php I priced out a nice one for like $885 after coupon. But I just don't have that much free cash myself.

Some keys to try to access the bios. https://www.computing.net/faq/content9x/bios.html It is probably one of Escape, Delete, F1 or F10.

Yes I was just showing e_dawg. I googled for it a bit yesterday and couldn't come up with anything. I think I confirmed it happens on other phpBB boards too.

I changed my date options a couple times and it doesn't matter. The month appears in the post list on the right hand side in the last action column. Here is a screenshot:

nope, it isn't just you. I seem to remember something like this last october too.

review of seagate NCQ enabled drive with NCQ supporting controller: http://www.ocworkbench.com/2004/articles/nativecommandqueue/p1.htm Interesting increase in file copy results at the end. Not sure how much faith to put in the results though. I hope SR reviews it soon. SR Thread

Fine here on my dell laptop

Just looked at the subaru site. That thread view sucks, the user info banner at the top breaks the flow of the thread making it harder to read. Maybe a skin would help with that. But otherwise it looked alright.

I just visit all the unread threads each time I visit ;)

I voted other for the following reasons: As a user I don't care as long as it doesn't increase my clicks to read the forum or increase the scrolling I have to do. What other big sites use vbulletin?