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Yes I've checked ebay's prices and that is why the price has been lowered. If no one here needs one, so be it. I've listed it at SR and Anandtech. It is a nice toy, but I simply don't have the money or time to get into the digital video deal. It requires massive amounts of storage.

Price lowered to $650 Shipped in Continental U.S.

Price drop - $720 shipped in U.S.

Deal posted to storagereview.

More Info More details: Purchased 7/24/02 from Circuit City, you get the receipt. Light use since then (maybe 10 times). I'll throw in the 3 TDK miniDV tapes I have. Pinnacle Studio Version 7. Features: miniDV Camcorder 1 Megapixel CCD 3.5" LCD 10X Optical, 120X Digital Zoom Image...

Anybody interested in an tyan based board with a P200MMX (highest it supports) installed with a mid-tower enlight AT case? Location is Collingdale, PA. Might make a start for a linux box to play around with.

Yeah, hunt and peck typists (if you can call them typists) get annoyed when they have to type on my natural keyboard. But I love it and feel cramped on other keyboards. Learning to use it actually enforces typing skills. I only look at the keyboard for the numbers anymore.

Do the promise and highpoint controllers use their own chips or do they use someone else's like silicon image?

Routing the cables for those front usb ports on the antec metallic bronze mini-tower I just built for my dad was a pain in the arse. Each wire is separate. There are like ten individual pins on the motherboard. Figuring out which wires go where and getting them all in place took me like an...

Well, I'm glad I didn't try it yet...

ATI Mulitmedia Center 7.1, DVD Player 4.1. The drivers are not catalyst but 5.13.01.3279. I just uninstalled everything: via audio driver, ati mmc, ati dvd player, ati drivers. Then I installed in order: latest via 4-in-1 4.45v, Via Audio 68mu200a, ati driver, directx 8.1, ati mmc, ati dvd...

pepperoni, especially when it is under the cheese. Papa Johns is my favorite pizza but my wife doesn't like it :(

Yes I'm me. The WT is a suffix for the account I use to post from a location that isn't home. I couldn't access my regular account information one day and just had to post a reply.... and a new nick was born. WT stands for Wilson Technology which is where I work. Not much posting lately as...

Yes absolutely. Even seemingly simple apps can take considerable effort. I see flagrant disregard for software licensing even at a software place and wonder how people who do this for a living can take that stance. The idea that 'all software should be free' is naive.

I just download and installed the console wth firedaemon. All I have is a lowly PIII 667 but I'm folding for team 10047! This replaces my distributed.net client. Does this thing automatically dial when no internet connection is present or what? I'm on a modem connection and share the main...

I have the linksys 2-port one. It worked well at 1024x768. I had a laptop and desktop hooked up to it. Only downside is ps/2 to usb adaptor didn't work with it.

Thanks to all. Yes this is our first.

The baby has finally arrived: http://www.willrickards.net/baby

ouch... bad :roll:

8+ hours on dial-up :cry:

See Eugene's post here

You see a hot deal on a CD burner (LG GCE-8400B for $59.99 at Best Buy)... And you are so tempted to buy it that you have to throw the ad out just to stop thinking about it. p.s. I don't have a cd burner but I have a spindle of 100 CD-R's.

I'll never be a big one on post count... hmm.... have to come up with a good title... fluid dynamic personality... no... I'll just stick with the old titles then. p.s. Big Thank You to handruin for being the sleepless site slave... I mean web admin.

Regarding Web stuff: I read the specs, because no tutorial I've found has all the information I want. HTML 4.01 Spec CSS Level 1 Spec CSS Level 2 Spec I also run the pages through the validator I eargerly await Tannin's linkage. Regarding Coding Method: You can do it the hard way. There is...

This is the link (Edited by Tannin to restore page-width on some browsers.)

I think the new windows update is for win2k sp2 and windows xp users. Make sure you have windows 2000 service pack 2. If you still have problems, you can manually delete the existing windows update control. see this article http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-US;q243787&GSSNB=1

I've been installing Eset's Nod32 on machines I 'support'. http://www.nod32.com At home I use mcafee virusscan 5.21.1000 just because I already paid for it, and it is stable for me. Though it is incompatible with IE 6. So only the on-access scanner works. The download scan and internet one...

Mine booted back too after the HP upgrade, but it didn't upgrade my firmware. Make sure to check the version using the IBM Drive Feature Tool (or your bios post screen).

So I took the IBM site one... and it now says A5AA. So at least I'm more up to date if not to A5BA. Enough for tonight. You need a different update depending on the 4th letter of your firmware. I is one and O is another. My guess - IBM vs OEM. Oh and while I'm at it... the HD is at 32 degrees C

Okay, I found the firmware revision through the IBM Feature Tool. I think it also comes up in my bios screen. Model: IBM-DTLA-307030 Serial: ******** Capacity: 30.74 GB Cache: 1916KB Firmware: TX4OA50C So I don't think it updated it. So should I try one of the older ones? A59A/A69A, A5AA/A6AA...

Okay so I downloaded the A5BA/A6BA one and it made the floppy disk. I ran it and it checked my disk and said update complete at the end. But I looked through the logs on the disk and they are just for the DFT. There is no mention of updating the firmware, which seems to be correct since the...

I think SR is in kind of a void right now. An in between kind of place where nobody really knows where it is going. This is due to lack of defined leadership. When SR actually comes back, there will be some time shaking off the results of what happened. Yeah we know SR will be back as Eugene...

It is the little fees that kill you.

I don't drink. I don't post much either though...

I think The Giver has finally lost his mind. If this is a ploy to get people to donate to SR, you're doing SR a disservice my friend.

Just so we are clear, it has never screwed up any of the 4 NTFS partitions I have. I also happen to have one the 75GXP that is still going strong... so maybe you'll call it luck ;)

I use strictly NTFS and mostly > 4K clusters. I use norton speeddisk about once a month. It is version 5.1.2 - Build 253

Work: gVim Outlook Home: Quicken Outlook IE Anyway lately I've been getting really sick of having all these freakin' usernames and passwords. Web sites are the major use but also other stuff. Anybody know of any software to make my life easier... or do I have to actually start writing the...

I've seen errors like that on some support calls I've done. We just replaced the drive. I seem to remember some people having the error for a while but no actual drive failure. All this error means is the drive is outside of the smart tolerances. While this might indicate soon to be dead...

Norton SpeedDisk. That is why I bought it. Hmm that reminds me ... haven't defragged in a while....

VB is nice for RAD stuff. But any complex stuff and you are leaving the language and using the underlying windows API, which is basically C. Visual C++ really is nice, but it requires the most programmer skill.

8 But if you mean in actual years.... 25.

Here is my suggestions... didn't spend that much time on them so feel free to change any and all of them... though I do like the Storage Freak title... hope it ends up making it in somewhere. 0-10 What is this storage stuff? 11-50 Storage really affects performance 51-250 Storage is cool...

Sounds real familiar. My cat paws (tuxedo cat, white bottom and paws, rest all black) eats iams and the occasional treat. But we have to put the treats in her bowl. She won't eat them out of your hand. She likes to drink water out of the sink faucet. We try to use the iams hairball care...

Let's agree that for older hardware floppies are necessary. But in new PC's especially these ones without legacy ports and such, why do you really need a floppy and do you guys want them to stick around in those type of PCs? CD re-writers are much more common now. Heck, even I would have one...

Anybody that cares about the mcafee patch... here is is http://a64.g.akamai.net/7/64/2015/2000-11-20-03-41-20-499/download.nai.com/products/retail/english/virusscan/multiplatform/version_6.02/VS0602AU.exe or the main page to find it http://www.mcafeeretail.com/naicommon/download/patches.asp

Welcome Eric! Please move all discussion of floppies to the new thread in the computers forum ;) Take the poll, let your voice be heard.... blah blah blah

My feelings: Floppy disks are the most unreliable pieces of garbage that ever existed. They have caused more lost data than I care to think about. They are so useless because of their ridiculously small capacity. Most bios programs allow you to boot from the CD drive. But a bootable CD still...

The red carpet thread seems to have gone a bit off topic... To the fate of the floppy drive. http://www.handruin.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=36 So what is your verdict? Should it die a quick death in the bit bucket of obscurity? Should it live on as an invaluable tool when things go awry? (discuss)

I installed a new LG CD-RW drive in my parents old computer. It is a pentium 100 with 24MB of ram. The new drive works a treat even at high write speeds. I forget the model number, but it got a very good review from cdrlabs. From what I hear, from the review, these drives are nice and cheap...