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I used Trillian for a couple of years and really liked it, I don't use IM clients anymore.

Did Microsoft really purchase Giant, the makers of Giant Antispyware? If so, I just lost faith in Giant. article

Since we're talking about cars, coefficient drag, tree-huggers and eco-wienies, has anyone seen reviews about the new Ford GT? Ford did a nice job entering the production-class 200 mph club! Although not the cream of the crop, the GT certainly stands shoulder-to-shoulder with the other members...

Good information in those links mubs, thanks for sharing them with us.

The Tatra T87 already had a Cd of 0.36 in the mid 1930s -- and this was a roomy five-seater car.

I guess Battling Bucko is a superzero. :(

Yes, you should.

NOD32 Time, whatever happened with that system that seemed to have the NOD files infected?

Good pictures Time. I read about this bridge at the BBC yesterday. They have some nice pictures with the valley floor flooded with fog and the bridge towers majestically towering above. However, in my opinion, the pictures you linked to are more realistic and show what a scare this beast is on...

Back on topic... BBC News Metal shard caused Concorde crash Tuesday, 14 December, 2004, 15:47 GMT

I thought it was funny. ----------- Anyway, so I don't always have to link to SR:

I'm using Firefox 0.9.3 (Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 5.1; en-US; rv:1.7) Gecko/20040803 Firefox/0.8) without any problems. Oh, and it works fine with Mozilla 1.7.2 (Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 5.1; en-US; rv:1.7.2) Gecko/20040803 (same Gecko engine)). Opera 7.51 build 3798...

:lol: Even if you're not, but instead Christian, it's still derogatory. :wink:

As was mentioned at Tech Report, this isn't anything new.

Merc, I think you should visit and find out how things are going at Redhill.

Gigapixel?

:lol: Bells can smell the Vindaloo from the PFY's eating habits! Nice twist at the end.

Oh, there is always Kristi.

Nice Merc, I like how you use the singular form, as if there could only be one in the whole world. :D

Israel has the first video call center. This brings a whole new set of rules to the call center environment -- the agents need to look good. How do you hire without discriminating against those that are ugly, yet have the knowledge?

That looks easy. :D

I don't know how well the nForce5 will integrate into one of their enclosures, but my distributor has a limited run of enclosures from Ahanix They specialize in HTPC and SFF.

Phooey. My distributor doesn't have anymore Gigabyte GA-K8VT800 motherboards. Hopefully that will change soon. Most of the alternatives are nVidia chipsets with a lot of bells and whistles that I don't need and that cost a lot extra. I expect that as Sempron takes over in the budget sector...

They still made Katmai cores? Sheeesh. Coppermine, I can see that, but Katmai. Sheesh again.

Beginning next year Sempron will be the budget king.

NOD32

:rofl:

SP1614Ns.

This is apparently the last month for the production of Athlon XP chips. Next stop, Sempron.

Include what David said. :lol: Ironically, many of these instructions we're discussing that involve the GUI are not related as much to Linux as they are to the distribution.

F-Secure because their recent (2003 & 2004) track record for Windows is excellent (I'm assuming this is a Windows system). Plus, it is something different, like Kaspersky. Giant Antispyware because it works better than Adaware and Spybot. If you're not careful, Giant will castrate your...

The few times I've stepped out to use Linux, I look for something that is similar to Windows and can easily be navigated through a GUI. Running the commands at a prompt is neat, but I'd rather use a simple GUI to . . . let's say . . . set a Samba share. Also, for those Linux moments, I'm...

Have you tried F-Secure for your Anti-Virus software? Also, have you run Giant's AntiSpyware software?

100 Network. I also have it installed on a clients Windows XP system to connect and maintain their Windows 2000 server. That works on a 100 network as well without flicker.

I wonder how this will affect the quality of their notebooks.

Sorry Dave, no SLI boards from my distributors yet.

Ha! Sounds like he came to a foreign land.

One of my distributors has been trying to push Advueu monitors for some time now. I just don't feel inclined to try them out, especially considering there are plenty of other brands at my disposal.

BooST, which antenna did you buy?

Nice tool Time, thanks for sharing. What sort of problem are you encountering?

Nice tool Merc, thanks for giving us the link.

I was thinking the same thing. The original Cleansweep utility was pretty nice. I also used their Virus Clean at the time.

I guess we'll just go back to using more nVidia based cards. :wink:

I used to run a Windows software RAID-5 under NT 4.0 with 4 SCSI drives.

Sorry RW, but I don't get that flicker. However, it should also be noted that I run RealVNC from a Windows based computer to RedHat systems.

BIOS settings are okay?

I just installed and ran Giant's AntiSpyware. It picked up RealVNC as spyware, but during the cleaning phase of the program, it recommended the "ignore" option, as it understood what RealVNC is used for and why someone would install it the software. However, it did point out the security risk...

Has anyone tried Giant's Spam Inspector?

Thanks for the tip Mercutio. I'm going to give Giant a try.

Lately I've been happy with NEC's 3500AG. Pioneer's 108D is equally as good. Anand compares the latest 16x burners here.