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How about bar code instead of the number. Would that make the tag smaller? Bozo :joker:

In my experiance, the gas/propane company will install the gas lines. Then they are responsible for all maintenance and leaks. This makes them liable for damages if there is a fire caused by a leak. I beleive induction ranges must have metal cookware, no glass, ceramic, or other non-conduction...

I give up...for now. I keep getting fatal errors with SMP. When I did get it to run, it took 48 hours to complete 18% and then crashed. Maybe I'll run the standard for a while. Bozo :joker:

Looks great. A relative bought one like that only it had a wall between the fridge halves inside. You could not get to anything on the rear of the shelves without taking everything out in front first. That one looks ideal. Bozo :joker:

A couple of notes: Refrigerators with side by side doors are a pain to get things in and out of. Very narrow shelves. They are also have the worst energy ratings. Freezer sections with through the door ice and water take up a lot of space inside the freezer. And they are prone to failing...

Maybe not. My largest drive is a 160GB USB drive. Everything else is between 36GB and 120GB. Bozo :joker:

What prompted the bias remark was a report in their magazine. They gave a new Honda vehicle top ratings, even reliability in the long term, although the vehicle was a just introduced model. It had only been available for 3 months. In the same magazine they trash an American made vehicle that was...

It's odd that foreign companies can build quality cars in the US and make money, but the Big Three can't. Then the Big Three blame it on labor???? After 40 years of Big Three cars I bought a foreign car. Not because of the so-called better quality, but because of the Big Threes complete lack...

The USB port has to unload the driver when a device is removed. It doesn't know what is going to be installed there next. Hard drive, memory stick, printer? Each would have its own driver. Bozo :joker:

For my part of ASSET management I keep all the original software install disk in a fire proof cabinet with a copy of the PO it was bought with. I only use copies for installation. A complete backup of every computer is kept off site. (Acronis type images for a bare metal re-install) This is on...

Installed it. Runs okay but seems to chew up a lot of memory and CPU cycles. But it is a Beta. The menu bar can be removed and a drop down 'menu' can be added. It also causes my mouse to flicker..strange. Bozo :joker:

Is this a PCI-E card with a bunch of memory chips on it? If so, what happens when the power goes off? Bozo :joker:

I believe MS just screwed with the numbers. During the beta test numerous testers complained of low scores although they were running top of the line hardware. Bozo :joker:

Once you drive a 300HP car even on public roads, you'll throw rocks at your puddle jumper with it's anemic sewing machine motor. Same goes for multi-core CPUs. Bozo :joker:

:b-day: Bozo :joker:

Sounds like the low power state is lowering the power to the USB ports too. This coupled with the voltage drop through the cable running from the computer to the monitor could be causing the problem. Posibly a shorter or better quality cable would help. Maybe a BIOS setting to only lower the...

I was lookiing at the AC input power connector. It can not use a standard power cord. Bozo :joker:

I just noticed that the PicoPsu uses a proprietary brick power supply. No thanks. Bozo :joker:

I think I would have used a dual core Celeron for $49.99. Remember, the wattage rating is at full load. 98% of the time they are idling. The SSD is overkill. Use a laptop SATA. I believe the power supply that comes with that case is 80% efficiant with Power Factor correction. Don't see what you...

My Xb is running at ~2200 RPM at 60MPH. The RAV 4 gets better millage with the V6 than the I4. Bozo :joker:

Numbers Game: my point exactly. If you look at the gas millage rtaings, there is little or no difference between automatics and sticks. The automatics have come a long way in the last 15 years or so. Actually, if the motors had more torgue across a wider RPM range, you wouldn't need all them...

The Tototas and Hondas we test drove a few months ago were all 4 speed automatic. But you need to remember that they all had electronic transmissions and torgue converters. The torgue converters can be locked and unlocked depending on driving conditions. This effectively gives you an 8 speed...

Has anyone found a way to fold on a computer that is not connect to the internet? I have tried starting the folding session on a USB stick and then moving it to a computer without internet access. Folding won't start with out an internet connection. Ant suggestions? Bozo :joker:

Look at the Scion. My Xb get 28-32 MPG and would haul your family around quite nicely. Price loaded is ~$17300.00. Bozo :joker:

In my limited experiance with RAID cards, when they fail they usually take the data with them. Or they make such a mess of things it is almost imposible to recover. Best bet, two servers with complete storage arrays using DFS. Bozo :joker:

Points finally showed up. Now to see if things improve after the power outage. Still running SMP. Bozo :joker:

Both computers claim work was sent to F@H but nothing shows up in my record, even after 12 hours. Becomming frustrated with smp. Bozo :joker:

Hmmm...It's almost noon here on the East Coast and still no connectivity to Stanford. Must be some major problems. Bozo :joker:

Both my computers have completed their task and have spent the last 3+ hours trying to connect to the F@H server. They can't upload the work or download new work. Is this normal? Bozo :joker:

I have never seen a TV with a built in antenna, except for some portable battery powered ones. Usually the antenna is an add on. Bozo :joker:

I set both computers up to run SMP with the -smp, -local, and -advmethods switches. It looks like the SMP version of folding was wrote for quad cores. Bozo :joker:

Mark, Due the cost of SCSI parts, can this be done with some of the new SATA controllers? Bozo :joker:

Can't you use a converter box? Digital will still be over the air. Bozo :joker:

I have 2 computers: #1 = Core-2-Duo E6420 @3.7GHz 4GB RAM Server 2008 x64 #2 = Core-2-Duo E6550 @3.4GHz 4GB RAM Server 2003 x64 I have been experimenting with different folding setups. What would you suggest as the optimum setup? The SMP Client seems real slow on either computer. Bozo :joker:

Maybe you should look into DFS: http://www.microsoft.com/windowsserver2003/technologies/storage/dfs/default.mspx Bozo :joker:

Almost anything on the History Channel or Discovery Channel. Science channel is good too if you get it. Most everything else is crap Bozo :joker:

You might also check Windows Firewall. Check the Exceptions tab and make sure the File and Print sharing box is checked. Bozo :joker:

Use DFS and then have each user map to the oppropriate folder. Then put a shortcut on their desktop. Bozo :joker:

One of the things I have notice about server operating systems is the way they hang when making network connections. It seems to take forever. And if you have a network card that is not connected but enabled, you can't do anything with the server for a very long time. If you try to, it takes...

The Olympic sports are being pursued all the time. There are reginal, national, and international competitions in the years in between the Olympics. They just don't make the mainstream media. In the US, it's like Soccer. Soccer is played all around the world all the time. But here in the US the...

Agreed, along with the rest of us. Bozo :joker:

It wouldn't be some like the Defrag program running in the backround? It is automated and enabled in Vista, but I don't remember if it was in Server 2008. Bozo :joker:

Do you need to (or have you) updated the motherboard's INF drivers from Intel?? Systernals used to have a free utility that would break down the processes to look for unseen usage. I beleive they are on MS site now...

Tried that. The hard drive is not recognized. Chucked the drive in the trash can. Thanks Bozo :joker:

Thanks Merc. I believe the XP install is so borked up that the XP CD cannot find the XP install. Or, the hard drive has failed beyond help. (it is a 6 year old WD) Bozo :joker:

Usually when I encounter a computer at work that won't boot with "NTLDR not found" or some such message I install a new hard drive and install the backup. Now I have been ask to try and repair a hard drive so some files can be retreived. I have used the Repair option that comes up after the...

Memory limits: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa366778.aspx Scroll down the page. Bozo :joker:

Isn't that doing the same as the Host File fix? http://www.mvps.org/winhelp2002/hosts.htm Bozo :joker:

I haven't seen it in writing but I have been told we are supposed to gring the hard drive into small pieces. Then we are to ingest the the pieces. If we don't, the IT Gestapo will show up and manually insert the pieces into our digestive track. This is to ensure the pieces go to the sewage...

Vista security broke?? http://www.neowin.net/news/main/08/08/08/vista39s-security-rendered-completely-useless-by-new-exploit Bozo :joker: