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  1. Tea

    Quick: what is a suitable video card for AutoCAD?

    Thanks for the fast answer! I suspect that even the CF4 Ti 4200 will be a ittle out of range, Jake. Is an MX-440 out of the question? (I feel much more comfortable with a Nvidia-based card than I do with ATI, by the way. I absolutely hate it one of our business systems gives trouble. Gaming...
  2. Tea

    Quick: what is a suitable video card for AutoCAD?

    Have to send this quote off in a half hour or so, I'm doing some web hunting right now (bit of the old LTSTBW) but one of you gentlemen might be able to (a) save me some legwork and (b) give me an opinion I trust. He has a competing quote right now for a P4 2400 with 512MB , 20GB HDD, and...
  3. Tea

    Aussie Guide To Power Supplies

    And theze wordz are???
  4. Tea

    Aussie Guide To Power Supplies

    So far as snakes to be bitten by go, those are not too bad. The fangs are small, placed at the back of the jaw, and the poison is relatively benign. I would certainly rather be bitten by one of those than by a Brown, a Tiger, a Taipan, a Copperhead, or a Death Adder. Or for that matter, than by...
  5. Tea

    Drive benchs and pimpage

    So, if Höherer Artillerie-Kommandeur von der Sprachwissenschaft Polizei is to be part of this, one should also mention: His Majesty King Bill the First of Flagreen LiamC, His Highness Prince Bill the Second Steve, His Lordship Baron Graf von Groltz His Holiness Blakewry the Last and, of course...
  6. Tea

    Drive benchs and pimpage

    In post-count order, the appropriate titles are: Her Grace the Grand Duchess Tea His Majesty the Tsar Tannin His Excellency Baron von Kougtek The Right Honourable Doug, Duke of Handruin Il Serenissimo Don Constantine, Professor Emeritus of Wizard The Right Honorable Viscount Buck His Lordship...
  7. Tea

    Replacement for Word, and Excel

    From the website, Primate, it looks like something that has to be worth a look. I'm downloading it now. Thanks!
  8. Tea

    Best Ingredient for Single Topping Pizza

    A lot of people do, a lot of people don't, Cliptin. Personally, I like it in moderation: some beetroot in a mouthful of lettuce, ham, tomato and onion is very nice, a great slab of it on its own is unpleasant. It's not a vinegary vegetable, that all depends on how it's cooked. You can just boil...
  9. Tea

    Best Ingredient for Single Topping Pizza

    Yup. Beetroot is a common thing to have in hamburbers here. Be sure to call it "beetroot" as if you just say "beet" people will have trouble getting your meaning. It goes well with a real burger, though a thin slice is nicer than a great slab of it. On plastic burgers from McChucks it is a...
  10. Tea

    Best Ingredient for Single Topping Pizza

    Damn it, you humans just ruined a perfectly good Sunday morning. :( I haven't eaten a pizza in six months or so and I barely even glanced at this thread and, within a matter of moments, I found myself suddenly forced to put clothes on at the most uncivilised early hour of 11:30AM and take a...
  11. Tea

    Willow me this . . .

    Slip on over for that spot of consultancy with Red Hill and I'll show you. Best sort of cricket is beach cricket. (Note the non-traditional stumps. For proper beach cricket, you use a rubbish bin, an Esky (beer cooler) or the cardboard box your refreshment of choice comes in. It's very...
  12. Tea

    How do you get rid of the stupid Macromedia Flash pop-up?

    Not quite on-topic, but you know those stupid damn "your Real Player is out of date" emails you get all the bloody time? Yes? I dunno about you, but I hate them. And guess what - after bouncing them to junk@junkspy.com for a while, I see that Junk Spy has added them to their spam list and now...
  13. Tea

    Best Ingredient for Single Topping Pizza

    You didn't list my favourite single toppings, such as hamandcheeseandtomato or tomatoandpepperandolivesandanchovies!
  14. Tea

    surge protectors: The neglected topic

    What? Past those Canadian border guards?
  15. Tea

    SF Back Online

    Oh, don't worry about it, Handruin. I'll criticise you anyway. :wink: (No matter what.) That's the trouble with being me. With the example of Tannin to learn from in my formative years, criticism is the only thing I'm really good at. :( (Apart from innovative zpelling and bananaz, of courze.)
  16. Tea

    SF Back Online

    Huh? Of course. :)
  17. Tea

    surge protectors: The neglected topic

    Yeah, yeah. OK. So I couldn't find a picture of a rat on an emergency stand-by power generation machine, only a hamster. I sort of hoped that no-one except Herr Dr Adcadet would notice the substitution. :( But you don't need to spend an extra 94c, you simply use the experimental rat itself...
  18. Tea

    SF Back Online

    No the forums are not an important part of our website, they are the important part of our website. The sole reason it exists, as a matter of fact. (Just a chance comment of no particular relevance to anything, let alone anyone. :wink:)
  19. Tea

    Huh? Diug, I think you better look at this

    I mean Doug. (Stupid ape.)
  20. Tea

    Huh? Diug, I think you better look at this

  21. Tea

    HDD Guide, check it out and give me your opinions

    Quantum WD AC280 (or relative from the same era) Quantum
  22. Tea

    surge protectors: The neglected topic

    Bahhh. Scientists! Not enough brain to come in out of the rain, half of them. What on earth do you think you need an expensive, unreliable UPS for, Adcadet? What you need is a small generator and one of these: PS: if you are not getting enough power, simply add a...
  23. Tea

    Outlook Alternatives

    You are missing the point here. First ask yourself does Mozilla need constant security updates? Next, assume that you don't update Moz regularly. Assume that you do update Outbreak regularly. You are still a mile in front. Hey, think of it like buying a car. What would you go for? A known...
  24. Tea

    new domain names available

    Ztorage Forumz.com I like it! :)
  25. Tea

    Chaintech Socket A Motherboard

    Does it take high density SDRAM? (runs and hides)
  26. Tea

    SF Back Online

    He's supposed to have upgraded long ago, but he's lazy. Ignore him, Doug. That's what I do.
  27. Tea

    Drive benchs and pimpage

    Tannin and I have made a bargain with ourselves not to look at this thread until we have several hours free and no need to get up early the next morning.
  28. Tea

    SF Back Online

    Hmmmm ... perhaps there is a place for a virus or two here (says Tea, carefully avoiding use of the plural, just in case Cliptin and The Grammer Police get her), one that is highly infectious and carries as its payload a new and corrected SF Forum URL. Come to think of it, that might be a good...
  29. Tea

    I could kiss somebody

    (burp)
  30. Tea

    I could kiss somebody

    One thing wrong with your theory, Adcadet: I don't usually eat meat.
  31. Tea

    SF Back Online

    Wow! That waz quick! Thanks Doug! Just one thing: the redirection page from www.storageforum.net/phpbb2/index.php takes me to http://www.storageforum.net/phpBB2/www.storageforum.net/forum <!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN"> <html> <head> <title>S t o r a g e F o...
  32. Tea

    I could kiss somebody

    Oh nonsense. That's 87 year old Zaza Gabor with her 119th facelift on the left, and Ronnie Raygun in his accustomed position to the right. He's wearing makeup, of course. Zaza is upset because she doesn't like garlic for breakfast.
  33. Tea

    I could kiss somebody

  34. Tea

    66mhz Power Mac maybe for sale.. what do you think?

    Yes, but ... why?
  35. Tea

    Any way to modify high-density 256 MB RAM?

    Thanks Bill (#2). I'm glad you liked it. I don't really see what it has to do with memory interleave though, but by all means use it if you want to, (Fool! He means the other thing you wrote, about PC-66 and PC-133 RAM, you stupid ape.) Oh. (Well, there is no need to be rude about it, you...
  36. Tea

    You are all a lot of fakes!

    You nasty man. What did that nForce2 motherboard ever do to you?
  37. Tea

    new domain names available

    Only 25G? That was a bargin! Why didn't you take it, you skinflint?
  38. Tea

    Outlook Alternatives

    For simplicity and ease of installation, older versions of Netscape Messenger are hard to beat. Trouble is you get other crap with it, like Real Player. Rule of thumb is the older the version, the less crap. I must remember to play with Mozilla's mail one day soon and see what that's like for...
  39. Tea

    More on the next Plextor SCSI CD-RW

    BTW: Jake, I must say that the Lite-On 48X just somehow feel right. I think Clint likes them.
  40. Tea

    More on the next Plextor SCSI CD-RW

    Lite-On readers used to be middling -to-crap back in 20X days, same standard as Acer, which is to say middling-to-crap. To this day I don't really trust them even though their monitors have always been excellent and their burners have a great reputation. So far, just the one box of 10 48X...
  41. Tea

    You are all a lot of fakes!

    (Tea sees picture of Pradeep, laughs uproariously) (Tea reads writing on shirt, stops laughing.)
  42. Tea

    You are all a lot of fakes!

    A bump for iGary's benefit. I wouldn't want him getting the idea that those pictures in the other thread are genuine.
  43. Tea

    Any way to modify high-density 256 MB RAM?

    I understand about the importance of saving money, JTR. I learned about "a penny saved is a penny earned" when I was just little, and now that I have Tannin's credit card to rely on, rarely fail to ignore economy where this is possiblle. Back when Tannin was still saving up to buy the shop and...
  44. Tea

    Any way to modify high-density 256 MB RAM?

    This is an issue that arises with monotonous regularity, JTR. This thread over at the other place discusses it, albeit from a slightly different standpoint.
  45. Tea

    Parrot Joke

    Good one Dozer. :) One of the little niceties of human behaviour, or so I'm told, is learning to go along with and even participate in things that are not really your sort of thing. This is why Tannin takes his hat off in a church, even though he doesn't believe. Or so he claims - I always have...
  46. Tea

    Parrot Joke

    You're not zeriouz, Dozer?
  47. Tea

    Willow me this . . .

    He's not very good at explaining things, is he Cliptin? The cross-bar is made of two parts, called the "bails", and they are what it's all about: knock the bails off and he's out. Sometimes the bails are knocked up in the air and just happen to fall back again in the right place, which means the...
  48. Tea

    Guess the amount of DB records

    I dunno nuffin about databases, but I think that the end points of the categories are a little oddly chosen, so I'm going with a psychologist's vote and plumping for 300 to 500k.
  49. Tea

    What do we all look like

    I'm here Bartender. Anytime you need a paw, just let me know.
  50. Tea

    Who will make the 10,000 Post?

    Tea: Le voleur congelé de bicyclette. James: The thief frozen of the bicycle? Yes, James. Or possibly Cuir-plaqué le Glacial. My good friend Google and I confess to a little confusion here. How does one translate "Hells Angel of the Frozen Wastes"?
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