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I only use Firefox and haven't noticed any delay.

I wish Tony would update his Redhill site.

:lol: OS2 blog <yawn>

Very nice car Blake. It strikes a good balance in design.

Typical.

http://theater.stevejenkins.com/gallery/complete/

What a beautiful find. It would be nice to come across a collection like that, for free. Amazingly, the whole lot was paper, and everything was intact. I've seen similar situations where insects get to the bank notes and they just turn to dust. Normally, insects and moisture would destroy...

http://hea-www.harvard.edu/HRC/operations/phonalph.html

Top 40 Hits + Teenyboppers + instant gratification = Apples Plan

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Western Digital's Data Lifeguard Tools diagnostic program will work with their drives connected to their branded RAID controller card.

Ever since you upgraded to 2.0.14, the bartender has been complaining that he's missing half of his keg supply. What did this update do? It was like an eraser to half his inventory!

Is it time? If it is, then someone should create a new poll with those who want to be included as Moderator.

Firefox automatically updated for me.

Episode 12

I'm guessing there are three possibilities: 1. Someone else (person or animal) in the house is knowledgeable enough to change that setting. 2. After too much chocolate milk, you fell into a cocoa high, unconsciously changing things around the house, including the saturation setting in...

That sounds like Texas. :lol:

The old boy and young Miss Tea have been away from this forum for quite some time. They seem to be online as they've been updating their bird.net.au site - must be super busy and all that jazz.

What a shame to have so many problems with that new house. I remember you mentioning something before about foundation issues - but this awful. They might as well post a 'uninhabitable' sign until the place is remodeled to meet current codes. I hear Norway is nice, although the language can...

Sorry, I was in my office and away from the bottle, it’s Claude Chatelier XO.

I love it! Time said it best: brilliant!

“Chick flicks”, what are they all about? There’s one playing in my house right now, so I’ve been willfully (and told) to leave. That seems to be good and bad. First, it’s bad, because I would like to see a movie. However, it is good because: (1) I saw a small glimpse of the movie and it is...

Nice chart, thanks Fushigi. Volkswagen should also include Skoda. Granted, there are laws of physics that limit certain characteristics of an automobile, but I would also prefer to stay with a mid-size car like mine and still average the higher (40+) miles per gallon. Oh, and call me strange...

As much as I'd like to have a more fuel efficient car, the cost of a new vehicle is to high. I average 25 mpg, pay less then $50.00 a year for registration and only a few hundred dollars in insurance premiums - no car payments.

Full size uncut sheets (32 subject) make for nice wrapping paper.

Great article Merc. I've paid large debts off with $2.00 bills, but it was a private transaction. Oh, and yes, many times they are sequentially numbered because they never get used. One of the banks needed extra time (2 days) to get my 100 of those bills. They're usually new too.

I have installed video CCTV capture cards that would only reliably work with Intel chipsets. Possibly the capture hardware for these proposed systems have similar quirks?

I re-read this episode and love it!

Supermicro has AMD Opteron product in wings http://www.theinquirer.net/?article=22367

Thanks mubs. I wouldn't either. It would make for a nice second phone line, but not primary.

Currently fly height is roughly 1 microinch, or 100 atoms.

The F-series is their Value Line, and I think they are comparable to Dell monitors. Some of the other series from AG Neovo are certainly better then the offerings from Dell. http://www.neovo-usa.com/products/products.htm

Kinda like selling a Cadillac?

Well, I received a call from Stephanie this morning, a service technician will be coming around between 10:00 a.m. and 12:00 p.m. to setup the phone.

She does a lot of calling; with many family and friends spread around the whole country.

One of my personal machines uses a Samsung 192T, and I like it a lot. For me, 19" screens are the best. They combine the right native resolution with screen size for my eyes. You might also want to look into the AGNeovo F-419.

Bartender, you can get me another beer and a shot of Bourbon, thank you much. Slow day you say? Not today. Outside of my regular routine of helping customers with their computer issues, I'm helping an elderly friend with her phone service. She arranged for the phone company to disconnect her...

Here is an interesting website to visit: http://mediamatters.org/

In addition to the pin count being different as CityK outlined, they are notched differently, theoretically making it impossible to use the RAM.

I'll second Mark's suggestion.

There are a few, but not many. At a quick glance, you posted :) as did Gilbo and Pradeep, and now me. But it happens sometimes, many times I'll be here sipping on a drink but won't say anything.

The prices seem to be similar, and I thought their performance was also similar. But I could be wrong.

Let me correct my typing: GV-RX80L256V - X800 XL GV-RX80256D - X800 Both are silent; the X800 is below $300.00 and the X800XL is above $300.00. There is also the: GV-RX70128D ...which is based on the X700 and costs less, below $200.00.

There is also the RX80L256D, which is the plain X800, not the X800 XL.

Gigabyte makes a nice X800 card, it doesn't use a fan for cooling -- that'll make for fast and quiet video rendering.

Thanks for sharing the story Time.

No, they didn't break 6 months after you bought them, they just didn't work half the time straight out of the box because of compatibility reasons. :D

He's predictable. Just ask him about WD drives.

I would try an installation of 2003 on a single ATA drive (Primary Master) as the only device on the cable. Then I would experiment with a RAID1 on each of the three Serial ATA controllers.

Brilliant!