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Actually that would be a good one. Then you could have the doggie chasing the lamb around. ...eh, maybe that's a bad idea.

The 600 feet was the distance the car sailed through the air before hitting the water. The bridge height from road surface to water is definitely nowhere near 600 feet. I'm sure there must be statistics somewhere out there on bridge heights, but I just don't have the time at the moment to go...

As far as Fahrenheit thermometer gradients go, he marked of 0ºF as simply the coldest (lowest point on his thermometer) that he had experienced there in Bavaria over the 2 or 3 year period he was calibrating his thermometer. 100ºF was simply the hottest (highest point on his thermometer)...

I never did like Yes -- "90125" or whatever it was called. Their best album was without a doubt "Going For The One" , though most of the earlier albums had their particular moments. Actually, at least in my opinion, maybe the best Yes album is actually Jon Anderson's -- "Olias Of...

http://v4.windowsupdate.microsoft.com/en/default.asp Windows Update for Win2K was replaced just yesterday with the same system that XP has been using.

Of course, you could nail to a wall and call it a desktop saver systems!

[list:1af094a5db] [/list:u:1af094a5db] Did anyone notice that this is a 70-BIT SYSTEM ! What else are they holding back from us?!?

Quite a dangerous looking setup there! Is that wall properly earthed as per Australian Electrical Standards??? :idea:

If your newly-purchased used 75GXP has lasted as long as you say, then you have one of the "good" ones. I have a few 30 GB and 60 GB 75GXP hard drives running at work (running virtually 24x7) and my parents have a 30 GB in their computer. These have all been running fine without incident. It...

...well, the first time around.

Back when I was attending college, the 5-1/4" floppy disc was still several years off in the future. :o

NAV 2002 is a bit WORSE than NAV 2000. Unfortunately for WinXP users, you can't run anything but NAV 2002 (aka NAV Version 7.6) if you want to run a Norton product. [ My all-time favourite Norton story is that there was once a particular version of NAV for Macintosh that once installed...

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..·· Thanks James for the offer to send a "downgrade" (i.e. -- upgrade!) CD-R, but, I think I'll wait another few years. Maybe, JUST MAYBE, there'll be at last a hassle-free no-subscription manually-controlled video hard drive recorder on the market in the next few years, produced possibly...

..·· What dots? deliver message to b5t at drop point 23:14 ..··

..·· ...that is until I splash ya when yer not lookin'! ..··

. .. Correct. Not counting my inescapable "Ghost In The Machine" everpresence, there are only four of me galavanting about the virtual realm these days. . .CORVAIR. . . . .SPLASH. . ... . .GIANT. . . . . PLATFORM As for iGary®, he went down with the HMS StorageReview when it had that...

. .. We used to call these "SCSI Buddies." I guess the term has long since fallen out of favour with the elitists. :idea: . ..

. . . . . . .Gates’ WinHEC Keynote Address Outlines Industrywide Vision For Continued Vibrant PC Ecosystem * Microsoft hardware support for Bluetooth wireless technology. The world’s first commercially available Bluetooth-enabled wireless mouse and keyboard desktop solution was unveiled at...

. . . . . .Special no-smiley sunglasses. . . . . 8^( . .

. . A website that has the occasional bit of news about AMD 64-bit processors (and possibly others in the future?) is here. http://www.x86-64.org/ . .

. . Are you seeing the "Invalid Bytecode" message on your browser? (...running IE 6.0 + SunJava RTE v1.4 here). Otherwise 07 hours, 39 minutes, and 30 seconds until roasted goat is done! :o . .

. . I was just browsing through Samba's website covering version 2.2.x http://www.samba.org/samba/ftp/docs/Samba-HOWTO-Collection.pdf Encryption handling is the likely hangup. I know this is grasping for straws, but, how about a slightly far-out test, but not really all that far-out...

Yes. Wait untill S-ATA. Then you won't have to upgrade yet again.

> What does this mean? www.phpbb.com I don't know... what?... the roasted goat will be done in 9 hours, 42 minutes and 07 seconds?

> What does this mean? www.phpbb.com I don't know... what?... the rosat will be done in 9 hours, 42 minutes and 07 seconds?

. . That was a message for Mercutio, since he is running a domain controller (SaMBa 2.2 has PDC capability). As for you, James, you are using NBT, correct? That's all I use at home, but I have setup domains at home before. . .

. . Of course, the various realities will dictate that the "original" WTC's won't be rebuilt. Nobody is willing to spend the US$2 000 000 000+ or so to construct -- much less insure, much less work in -- what might well be considered future terrorist targets. . .

. . I stand corrected. One of the titles it was given last year was "Steve Ballmer: Monkey Boy" and another was "Dance Monkey Boy! Dance!" . .

. . The title everyone gave it last year was "Steve Ballmer: Monkey Man" . .

. . What, just like Tea? -- or is that orangutan? . .

. . I suspect it would, only because the Primary Domain Controller stores the domain's access control list and the decryption engine. Well, it is becoming warmer these days, at least on the top half of the earth. Otherwise, it's the SR dichotomy effect. . .

. . This is some old footage that made the rounds on the 'Net from last year. . .

. . Well, wouldn't that make WinXP Pro. . .. . Whistler's Mother ??? . .

. . If you didn't have your SaMBa *nix box operating as the PDC of your NT Domain and instead had a real WinNT 4 Server or Win2K Server operating as the PDC, then theoretically the encrypted password problem would disappear. I wonder what they (the SaMBa folks) have planned for SaMBa 3.0...