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Unfortunately, yes.

Well, if he's there, then there must also be food for him and at least one predator.

Any good bird watching along the Dog Fence? As there anything to look at besides litter and a fence?

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Tony, I think that the browser market would greatly benefit if your scenario were true - all browsers came packaged separately and were sold based on their own merit, not bundled in an OS for "free". In particular, I think we would see a drastic change with IE, because Microsoft would not...

FireFox 0.9.3 or greater ~$50.00 IE 6.0 or greater ~$50.00 Opera 7.5x - 8.xx $20.00 Since I create web content I personally feel a need to purchase all three. As a web user, I would exclude Opera. IE does make browsing a very small, but important amount of websites possible, but FireFox would...

Just in case you were actually pointing that post in my direction: This has nothing to do with spending money, or the amount of money spent! Why should I spend money on Opera when FireFox is better?!? If you don't quite understand this basic principle, I have some ocean front property in...

He could be correct, and the strategy would work. My only gripe with the Mac Mini for this type of operation is that it doesn't have digital surround sound. It needs at least a digital coax connection to plug into a good receiver.

Indeed, it is not as if one company is branding another, they just begin with the same chipset. Both the Pioneer and NEC product read DVD-RAM. Considering that their capabilities, performance, and chipsets are similar, I would certainly group them together - although as you pointed out, their...

You can exclude me from that crowd. I gladly pay for software that is worth the money, I do not use software simply because it is free. But for me there are three browser options, IE, FireFox, and Opera. IE is nice, but it is plagued with security vulnerabilities that are regularly exploited...

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I'll stick with Firefox. Spending $39.00 for a browser is ridiculous, especially if it is not infinitely better then what I'm using. Besides, I only use Opera to verify html stuff.

Unbelievable.

Mubs, both the Pioneer 108 series and the NEC 3500 series use the same NEC chipsets. They are built differently, but they both start with something in common. The Asus DRW-1604P uses the same NEC D63635GM and C3335 chipsets.

Neither of which are practical in the outback. I suspect they go commando and make their owners carry everything in the owner's new Subaru. Besides, who needs money or identification when you're 2000 kilometers from human civilization.

Since when do simians wear underwear and carry wallets?

"I . . . decide . . . to deal with this in a much more adult manner - in keeping with my responsible image." :mrgrn: Thanks GM.

I was thinking of a combination of some CLI program or script along with contact software, such as ACT, Outlook, Goldmine, etc.

Beer?

http://www.jan-kowalski.de/cm_ti994a.htm

I enjoyed it, but I don't think lima has full appreciation for your historical insights.

But time is in Australia!

Thanks for the tip on the LG burners. The Pioneer and NEC DVD burners are essentially the same product.

Plenum and non-plenum coaxial or twinaxial cables differ in jacket material and size, plus core dielectric material and size. Although this has a minor affect on attenuation, it has ~5-10% affect on capacitance.

The attenuation is directly linked to the frequency of operation. For example, a nominal attenuation at 1MHz is ~.5db/100' (1,9/100m), at 400MHz it would be ~15db/100' (50,0/100m). Obviously this would depend upon the cable grade, such as plenum and non-plenum, specific Apple Talk LAN grade...

In particular, if you open up the twinaxial cable, stick each wire into an electrical outlet, and then wrap you lips around the other end -- you'll see all sorts of brilliant colors!

Normally at 300V and ~70ohms, I would expect this to be a twinaxial cable which is used for AS/400s and other IBM machines. Instead of using a single conductor, it has two insulated conductors twisted into a pair. Twinaxial is great for reducing noise. The voltage is not what you would...

No, it doesn't matter. The 300V just shows that the cable is capable of handling 300 volts.

Thanks for posting that GM. I love their measurement of time: "Yep, and by my calculation the first hole should be drilled in about 4.5 pints time!" "Best get drinking then!" . . . 4.5 hours later . . . :rofl:

Nice Steve! :lol:

You might also need to delete certain items from Device Manager related to the chipset. I've never moved from nVidia to VIA, but I've gone the other way round. Without taking the necessary steps I've encountered plenty of blue screens -- back up your data first!

Add to the top of your scumware list: Incredimail. It is free and, not surprisingly, certified as a Microsoft Partner. This stuff is crap! It sucks in spyware like a vacuum cleaner pulls in air. The last sensible customer I had took pretty good care of her system. But I refer to her as...

I had a full duplex/half duplex problem with a Windows NT Server that was resolved through hardware. The server used a Netgear 311 NIC and was connecting to a Cisco router in someone’s data center. The problem was resolved when I put a Netgear switch in between the Netgear NIC and Cisco...

I haven't seen any yet. Tyan also has a rackmount version board coming out, plus a i925 based motherboard.

Sorry to hear that you're still in so much pain JoJo. Sitting on a plane will definitely make it worse, unless you can fly first class and lie down for most of the trip with some heavy sedation.

Very nice motherboard: Thunder K8WE (S2895) Specifications

Patriots

Episode 2 :rofl: >KZERT< :o

Snow? What is this snow? Do thermometers even go down to 0? Now water, that is something I have become familiar with. As mubs mentioned, we had plenty of the infamous liquid sunshine. Good thing I have room to attach an outboard motor to my trunk. Snow is that white chilly stuff that you...

This should read: Oh, and I'm not surprised . . .

I see you visited your psychiatirst, Mr. Axe. It seems that he's in good shape and your session was successful. Oh, and I'm surprised that the drive survived, I've heard about and seen similar situations (without the axe) where a WD drive survived a catastrophic event.

WD enters the one-inch drive market.

Not me -- version 0.9.3 Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 5.1; en-US; rv:1.7) Gecko/20040803 Firefox/0.8.

It looks like a mini-fridge.

I figured the Antec SLK1650B would be nice for the Value systems and the Sonata for the High-End systems. Right now the 80 GB Hitachi drives are less expensive for me than the Seagates.

I was thinking of using Hitachi SATA drives for the 250 GB range.

Bozo, have you used the 915GAVL much? I've done some preliminary estimates with this board and the 540 processor as mid to high ranged office machines. I opted to include an ATI X300 or X600.

Episode 1 -- a great way to start the year.

http://www.theinquirer.net/?article=20715 :D

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