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Quiet, don't tell him.

Reduce turbulence?

Nice! I like 'Chipper Interest'. :lol:

Reminds me of the beef thread we had some time back. I looked for the article and they changed the URL from htm pages to asp. If anyone is interested in how beef is raised in the U.S.: Part I Part II Part III Part IV

He sounds like many a customer I've come across that needed a good lecture and their system cleaned.

I don't have any experience with these particular applications, however, I have done some minor research for business accounting software designed for the Linux platform. One article I enjoyed reading was found at Linux Planet. My goal was to find a QuickBooks equivalent.

For the latest information on this around-the-world challenge, visit here.

What? You don't send them to Redhill?

:D

Now children, behave. It will cost money, and you may need to ask your parents for some cash, and I'm not talking about change for a soft-serve at Dairy Queens.

I would just call and ask them. I've called for activation questions before, such as switching a COA from one name (mine) to another (customers). They didn't have any problem with that situation.

Would you like another? :D

Fushigi, I usually prefer low-light situations, and adjust my monitors to match. For example, I could be in a 190 sq.ft. room with four 60 watt recessed incandescent spot lights, but I have them on a dimmer and turn them at least halfway down. Under those circumstances, I can adjust my Samsung...

That sort of car would be ideal for you jtr. Here in suburbia, we of course need something with more range. Personally, I need something that could seat four and hopefully come with a little bit of volume space, I'm over 6 feet tall. But for most of my journeys I'd be happy with something...

It would be nice if car manufacturers would build more decent small cars with reasonable fuel economy, such as mixed driving resulting in the low 40 miles per gallon. Other countries have these types of cars and they're not diesel.

I thought he was part of the exhibit?

You're welcome mubs. The nice thing is that my Samsung 192T has a native resolution of 1280 x 1024, which seems to work out real nice. If the 2001FP would have the same native resolution (it's only one inch bigger), things would be better. I even tried to compensate by increasing the font and...

I received the 2001FP and I don't like it -- to bright, and I can't get it dark enough. Plus, I'm either stuck with fuzzy fonts at lower resolutions or using 1600 x 1200 (which I can barely read) -- it's going back! My Samsung 192T works much, much better for me. The resolution and brightness...

Re: CLOSED Indeed!

Episode 6 - Danger, Falling Computing Peripherals :rofl: :compress:

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Yes, it was a perfect match, my Apex 100G2 enclosures and the Soltek SL75DRV-4 motherboard.

I've had customer's go the opposite direction and wonder why they can't access their dynamic disk anymore.

So, they manufacture nothing. What sort of assets do they hold?

What a magnificent event! Thanks for sharing the article mubs.

Very interesting.

I still like SimTower and SimCity2000.

The Bartender's Challenge is pretty close.

You're welcome.

Here is a review of the Bose Quiet Comfort 2: http://www.thetravelinsider.info/2003/0912.htm An acquaintance of mine uses them with his portable DVD player and is very happy with them. They are a bit pricey. Maybe that review site will help a little.

Nope, I meant to include the extra three. The reason I asked is because Anand did a review a few months back and the Lite-On 1633 wasn't the best contender.

pfft!

BC=Front BC=Baja California=Mexico

:bibber: -- cross-browser coding. With one standard, and all meeting that standard, it would be eazy peazy.

I think I'll stay in California. The worst we have here are fast moving Fedex trucks or pieced together BC vehicles that are ready to explode at any second. Oh, we also have rattle snakes and mountain lions, but they rarely come out, certainly not twice a day for delivery.

Are the Lite-On 166/167 models newer than the 1633?

Are you sure it's not due to a lack of sleep?

I've sold Samsung 17" CRTs, 19" LCDs and Hansol 17" LCDs (Samsung panel) without any problems. I also prefer Samsung opticals for CDs and CDR-Ws, I haven't had one returned yet. The reason I switched to NEC DVD burners is that they're less expensive, equally as reliable (for me), and come out...

"And there go the wheels from the going-home-early plan." :lol:

I couldn't get very far so I decided to do a little of my own drinking. :D

Ditto Will and David.

Essentially, most of your arguments revolve around one fundamental point, #6. Nonetheless, external drives with 3.5” hard drives in them are not designed as portable devices. They are used in this way, but they also have a high failure rate for this reason. The best reason for purchasing an...

You would be much better off with another internal drive.

Plus you have added electronics to interface 1394 or USB with ATA. In my opinion, external drives give a false sense of security.

So, you've created the pages and you have a domain name (www.something.tk), now you need someone to host your pages, and then point your domain name to that location. Sometimes your Internet Service provider gives their customer's space as part of a package. Sometimes the company that you've...

This is either sad, or it's a joke (maybe both?): Opera enters UI business

I would skip the external drive bit, and stick with DVDs for the safe. You might also think about keeping a DVD offsite, such as in a safe deposit box.

:rofl: Love the extra set of eyes.

I will second using a hard drive to store a duplicate set of your data. I’m in the habit of creating regular updates to the duplicate set (perhaps nightly, or on the fly with RAID 1). Then, I would use optical media to create backup sets for archiving weekly or monthly, preferably creating two...

I thought that it could read them at 2x, but after checking the specs, you're right. :(