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Remember, you're talking to an owl.

Just in case it makes a difference jtr, the 191T is a LCD.

That Top Gear bloke is a retarded git. But you're right handy, the Carrerra sounds like melodious music.

Depends on the airline. But my first choice would the A320. Oh yeah, if you go, stay at the Outrigger Waikiki on the island of Oahu. :D

Victoria would be a place that I'd like to visit. But then, I would also like to visit South Africa and Scotland. Oh yeah, I don't have any money either. (Where are those pictures of Hawaii?)

That might be. But it would take me some time to get used to a performance car that doesn't have the beautiful sounds played by the Ferrari and Porshe. Nonetheless, the speed of that sparky mobile is amazing and undeniable.

I code for 1024 x 768, but make sure that it works fine at 800 x 600. I also tend not to create a fixed width website.

I accumulate miles and then upgrade my coach ticket to first class.

Traveling in first class to Hawaii this last September was pretty decent (although not as nice as business class on an international carrier like Lufthansa).

The VC-10 has a very tall tail. Is it the only rear-engined aircraft to group two jets on each side of the fuselage?

Good job Doug, you have a great deal of integrity. If I was your neighbor, I would have been happy to shovel out your driveway so that you could concentrate on our forum.

Time for another drink.

Nice historical information. Thanks Tannin and mubs.

Most customers that I visit with an infected system have problems getting online, so Housecall is useless. NOD32 does the trick.

Sorry, the K8W uses a 24-pin connector.

You can always go the Opteron route with a Tyan Thunder K8W board.

Good thing he's in Monteray. :bleh:

Or it's the distraction one gets from looking at your avatar. :D

What's with the bird subject line? I'm waiting for Pradeep to show up with his hunting gear.

Off the top, I'm thinking you might want to look at the following: Motherboard: GA-K8NSC-939 Supports 4 GB memory and has 5 PCI slots. CPU: ADA3800 non-dual core Memory: KVR400X64C3A/1G (2 sticks) Case: Antec SLK3700BQE (inspite of the retarded door; nice cooling and drive setup; pretty quiet)...

I'm guessing that at 250th and f/16 you're hand holding the camera. Have you tried macro shots with a tripod? Works nicely for some of the macro work I've done.

I will definitely put in a vote for the GA-K8VM800M motherboard. Great board, easy to use, stable and reliable. Plug in a SATA drive, change the SATA setting in the BIOS from RAID to IDE, and you're ready to install, no drivers needed. However, as I am not a fan of integrated graphics, I...

That's a pretty fast shutter speed Tony. What ISO speed are you simulating?

Who?

It was 38 F at my house, I thought that was nippy.

I've been using the Promise SATA300 TX2PLUS. I also use it in my HDD Clone station.

Nope, WD doesn't nor have they ever required the error code. They'll ask, but they don't require it.

Nice link mubs.

I have always been inclined to purchase Intel boards for Intel CPUs (since the Slot-1 days). None of them have ever failed; many are still in operation.

Just as a side note, WD has released a 6 GB USB drive, which uses a 6 GB 1-inch drive. They're expensive.

Yup. Asus is far superior. <hides>

Price is identical, and performance feels the same for office workstations. I didn't mean to imply that I prefer the FX5200 over the 9250. They both work flawlessly for me. :oops:

Recently I had two failed Gigabyte boards out of the box. One is being used in my personal system with a VT890 chipset, the FDD controller is bad. The other was a nForce4 Gigabyte board, the memory controller was bad and fried two sets of expensive memory. :( Cases: Antec or Apex Power...

You're doing good Dave. You should also consider using multiple diffused light sources in order to reduce shadows.

WD had them available back then for dealers too. This new product isn't for dealers.

Yes, those blackbirds are amazing; still the highest and fastest air-breathing production aircraft ever built.

Thanks for the link Steve, it made for informative reading (at least as informative as the INQ can squeeze out).

Yes.

Nice shot Handy. The moon looked great this morning before the sun came up.

Thunderstorms and no pictures of lightening?

For a typical surge suppressor, at roughly the quote joule rating, the MOVs burn out, and the over voltage cannot be drained off the line. Thus, the surge now continues forward to the previously protected device.

Electrical/electronic question: Surge protectors are rated in Joules. From my understanding, 1 joule = 1 watt/s, so the surge protector could protect from a 1 second 4200 watt (~38 amps (110V)) surge. Is this a correct understanding?

He has a sock-puppet in reserve waiting for such an occasion.

I thought you were.

Makes sense Tannin. Although, I don't resell NOD32. After the machine is setup, I help the customer purchase and install it online. They end up paying the same $39.00USD that I would, plus it is registered in their name, hence it will be easier for them to update when the annual subscription...

"4 year degree preferred" -- for what?

NOD32 - antivirus PS: Tony, what's the price of NOD32 in Australia?

Now children, play nice.

For a mainstream office machine, I always include a 19" LCD. That usually makes up a third of the price. Additionally, I include a separate video card, even though I use the GA-K8VM800M motherboard. That onboard video just doesn't seem to make the grade with my customers. Oh, and of course...

Not currently, but the option is certainly there. Right now I have a digital cable box (S-Video), Toshiba DVD player (Component), and an Emerson VCR (coaxial) connected to the new television. Even though it's close to being 10 years old, my Technics Prologic Amplipher/Receiver, relying on...