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http://blogs.washingtonpost.com/securityfix/2005/12/uscert_5198_sof.html#comments Bozo :mrgrn:

http://www.forbes.com/free_forbes/2006/0109/092.html Bozo :mrgrn:

Happy New Year Bozo :mrgrn:

http://bcheck.scanit.be/bcheck/ Bozo :mrgrn:

Just a bit of overkill :o http://www.xyzcomputing.com/index.php?option=content&task=view&id=501 Bozo :mrgrn:

Here:http://www.newsfactor.com/story.xhtml?story_id=130000034SSM Bozo :mrgrn:

]Merry Christmas[/color] Bozo :mrgrn:

The beat goes on.....and gets better http://news.com.com/New+spyware+claim+against+Sony+BMG/2100-1030_3-6005042.html?tag=nefd.top Bozo :mrgrn:

Or just set up a screen saver that needs a password. Bozo :mrgrn:

http://www.lowes.com/lowes/lkn?action=productDetail&productId=74012-290-WQ300&lpage=none Bozo :mrgrn:

Come to think of it, I use a 300 watt quartz light to work on my car and warm up the garage. A 300 watt quartz light should be great for jewlery work :D Bozo :mrgrn:

RE: Supermicro SCA unit. On mine I removed the stock fan and installed a temperature controlled unit from Antec. 90mm? Bozo :mrgrn:

Greg: I didn't read all this, but maybe it will help you setup your dual box. Just make sure you use our team number :D http://forums.2cpu.com/showthread.php?t=25868 Bozo :mrgrn:

The efficiency of an electric space heater is almost 100%. For every watt of electric used, you get 1 watt of heat...minus a small amount for the fan if so equiped. But, electric is usually the most expensive for of energy. Bozo :mrgrn:

More like Nazi Germany in the late 1930's :cry: Bozo :mrgrn:

I use a small electric 'ceramic' heater when my P4s are shut down. :D The heater draws 13 Amps. You are going to need a pretty hefty extension cord to power any type of electric heater. Minimum should be 14 gauge wire. If you are going to be over 50' from the house, you might need 12 gauge...

Task Manager says Firefox is using 33Meg of RAM as I type this. My Firefox install is pretty minimal though. Not a lot of extensions or tabs. Bozo :mrgrn:

Please, keep all that snow to yourselves :D Don't need no *%$#$$@#%^&* snow :x Bozo :mrgrn:

I've been happy with the Plextor SATA DVD burners that I have installed over the last few months. I think the motherboard manufacturers are going to force the issue. All the boards I've purchased in the last six months only have one PATA port on them, but have four SATA ports. When the PATA...

I don't care what your preferences are, just don't try to push them on me or to justify it. Don't need to see a gay movie. Gay cowboys? Where's John Wayne when you need him....?? Bozo :mrgrn:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=8738898306 The money raised goes to a good cause :D It's out of my price range. Just speading the word. Bozo :mrgrn:

To jump start your self esteam and life, do some volunteer work. Salvation Army, Red Cross, a church..... Nothing brings new life to your soul than helping someone you don't know because you wanted to. Bozo :mrgrn:

Trying to install an eight year old DOS based operating system on current hardware is just asking for trouble. Even Win2K is 6 years old. Most likely, XP will load and run fine, but it too will need driver updates. Bozo :mrgrn:

These wern't even real cops. They were the security people for the compound. Funny, this didn't make the mainstream news???? Bozo :mrgrn:

"Epic gets it. Valve and Blizzard don't" You got that right! Bozo :mrgrn:

Also, that site is using XP64. XP64 uses the 2003 Server hard drive settings for improved performance. You are trying to compare apples to bananas. Bozo :mrgrn:

The average seek time for the Hitachi is 8.8ms. The average seek time for the Raptor is 5.2ms Sustained transfer rate for the Raptor is 72MB/sec. No amount of tweaking or overclocking is going to make a slow drive go fast. RAID 1 will not increase your performance either. You can put 2 of the...

I must be missing something, Hitachi gives ~61MB/sec as max substained data rate. Your HD Tach scores are 60MB/sec. Where's the problem?? Bozo :mrgrn:

i - I guess your glass is always half empty. Out of the thousands of people folding I'm sure there are 10-15 that are cheating just to have big numbers. But their numbers are dwarfed by the number of people trying to find a cure. You have to have faith.... Bozo :mrgrn:

http://www.theinquirer.net/?article=28250 Bozo :mrgrn:

http://arstechnica.com/news.ars/post/20051208-5720.html Bozo :mrgrn:

I don't know if it's posible on all makes, but you can improve drivability by selecting an optional axle ratio. The wimpy motors that are put in light trucks these days don't produce enough torgue to pull a sick whore off a piss pot. (That's why diesels are so popular now) My Ranger's standard...

http://techreport.com/reviews/2005q4/chipset-raid/index.x?pg=1 Bozo :mrgrn:

i - Just after 9-11, the F@H project found some posible cures for anthrax. Somebody must be looking at the data. Greg - Don't think of Stanford: Think positive. It could be your computer that finds a cure for cancer. Bozo :mrgrn:

Good Tech support: A few years ago I puchased 12 Cheetahs. They were installed in 6 computers in a RAID 1 setup. I had 4 Cheetahs fail in a two day period. I called Seagate and explained what happened to the first 'tech'. I was put on hold imediately. When he returned I was on a conference call...

Coug, you forgot to deduct for the wheel/tire wells (humps). I think the weight is a factor too. A truck built on a mini van chassis??? If you are serious about cargo you need to move to 'Super Duty', Professional Grade' or something heavy duty. The base model trucks these days are nothing more...

Your friend won't get a cord and half of wood in the bed of the Honda or the Ford. Both vehicles might be over weight with a full load of wood. You need to have the truck weighed with a full tank of gas and the driver in it, then subtract that weight from the manufacturers GVW that's printed on...

If I read correctly, the Adaptec card supports SATA also. Interesting. Does that mean that SAS hard drives will work on a SATA controller? Bozo :mrgrn:

Apparently Sony has TWO problems: http://www.eff.org/news/archives/2005_12.php#004234 Quote: "The security vulnerability on SunnComm MediaMax Version 5 software differs from that reported in early November on First4Internet XCP software contained on certain SONY BMG CDs. A full list of the 27...

I presume you have loaded the latest ATI drivers and the latest version of DirectX (9c)?? Bozo :mrgrn:

You would think AMD CPUs would have an adtvantage then. Bozo :mrgrn:

"QMD's are RAM BW limited (Not CPU) and thereby running two simply causes both to slow down as they both compete for RAM bandwidth. So, Run only one QMD instance and you will get optimum productiuon." Does this still hold true with 2GB of RAM available? Bozo :mrgrn:

I'm closer to 60 than I am to 50. But after two heart attacks (one this past Sept) waking up every morning couldn't be better. Everyday is a gift, bringing new challenges and opertunities. And, if you look around, you will find people that are a lot worse off than you. How about the people in...

http://www.bohemianbag.com/plumber.html Bozo :mrgrn:

I usually buy Antec power supplies. I'm looking to buy a new supply with PFC. The Seasonics are nice, but a little pricey. I was reading the comments (at Newagg) about the 500W Antec and it seems there are problems with this power supply and some motherboards. Does anybody know of this problem...

You have to wonder if the peanuts 'settle' or compack during shipping. Bozo :mrgrn:

I have the Logitech MX Laser rechargable. What I don't like about it is the recharable battery is not replaceable. When it stops accepting a charge, I will have to buy another mouse......and it WON'T be a Logitech for that reason. Also, the software that comes with the mouse does not work with...

Bitch, bitch, bitch.....try here http://www.tweakguides.com/Firefox_1.html Bozo :mrgrn:

http://www.bfgtech.com/jobs.htm Bozo :mrgrn:

I've been playing with the latest version. Can't seem to find anything wrong with this one. The version previous to this had problems. Bozo :mrgrn: