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Is it only me or this drive looks rather kitch with all those lights?

http://www.hulla-balloo.com/hack/ http://www.try2hack.nl/ What levels did you get?! :idea:

Both of you are right. I also remember a Seagate technician browsing and posting/responding on threads. I had a thread of mine arguing about the pluses and minuses of having HDD technicians onboard. On the old, lost forums I think... :cry:

I'm taking it down a little later, promise. Just wanted to show you this fancy script. Sorry again, fellas. :(

I guess it's a script made to work if you link yourself to this URL: http://www.danasoft.com/vipersig.jpg If you try to save it though it becomes a simple JPEG image. It has to be linked on its source site. BTW, I tried it behind a proxy, it's amazing!

It's just tech talk to impress. You cite Extremetech and The Inquirer. I got my excerpt from Texas Instruments' site... one of the major players. Now bite me! 8)

honold kudos man! :) Really, great initiative.

Land Grid Array is one of the most popular package types for the Logic IC market, but also one of the most difficult to test because of its high pin count, low pitch and the need to precisely align the surface of the chip and socket, or co-planarity. Testing LGA in a more productive "open-top"...

Thanks. I'll take a lookie.

I just wanted to write something, awright?

Thanks for the links guys. Will, that link used to be also to LiamC's old site. I've seen it again. But still can't find pages where my IE shows them unviewable or erroneous.

OMG it's a monstrosity! :o 775 pins?!

No never. But I've heard of that. Is it supposed to be better? Browsing on Futuremark's site it doesn't seem to have as many features as Sandra MAX3 Professional.

This is something that upsets me too. Hmm, isn't this supposed to be the other way around? Or at least, in this case blame web developers who use FrontPage, not MS browsers. I'll be learning DreamWeaver MX this summer because I want compliance and the fancy features Macromedia offers, but if my...

And Google. Forgot about that too. And who knows how many other are out there...

Maybe. I've tried IE, NN, and Opera. IE has been the faster of all. Moreover I find it the most compatible with sites and add-on features like Acrobat's and Norton's toolbars. I like its looks, its ergonomics, its engine... everything! I haven't tried Mozilla (which is prolly the best) to speak...

So you were prolly talking to yourself... :P If I need to measure with objectivity a certain component of my system I will download the best tool, be sure about that. But to measure all things with one app, I'll go Sandra, even if I won't be able to bet my life on the 100% accuracy of the...

I would call that oxymoron.

IE6's engine works so fast and smooth for me, the only thing I need right now is to customize its looks to various themes. No current browser I've seen has really many options.

Few changes but still the best all-around benchmarking tool.

Ditto over your ditto. :)

lol what?

I think this one is old. But always good, Jake.

Nice job, Kevin. But your page looks a bit 80s. PM me if you want any site/page composer advices...

Skins.

http://edition.cnn.com/2003/WORLD/europe/07/02/berlusconi.gaffes.reut/index.html More laffs... :lol:

Berlusconi is the worst thing which could happen to modern Italy. Thank God I don't live near the parliament so I don't have a chance to see him (and disgust myself)... :evil:

Nice article. The conclusions are in line with what I was expecting, including the controversial AOPen mobo, except for the SoundMAX chip. It fairs very good for an onboard chip.

Dudes, these are called "unique scenarios"... Why someone should open 300 Windows?!

Has anyone tried the newest version?

One of the reasons I like so much Folding@home is that it is working on maladies seen on my field of medical interest: Neuroscience! :brilsmurf: I think I'm getting more results in both F@h and UD Grid if I run them alone in alternate days than both at the same time, although I've noticed they...

The Jazz speakers have a DIP switch to alternate between various frequencies in the 2.4GHz range. It's a good workaround and according to this reviewer worked. Others can do it too. And this will be real good for the market because I know many people who opted out because of the many cables in...

I have NTFS, but... dynamic disks?

Can I change the partition sizes on-the-fly as in PartinionMagic?

I have reasons to believe my version of Windows XP Pro doesn't have partitioning tools... :?: http://www.mihailidis.com/images/Partitioning.jpg

Buck, if you find more products please append this thread. It's extremely interesting IMO because it's a nitch of the market not really covered. It's like Columbus' egg. It's so obvious to implement and now that the costs of wireless mechanisms is falling I hope to see many more producers (and...

Does Control Panel --> Administrative Tools --> Computer Management --> Storage --> Disk Management give you partition reallocating tools in Windows XP Professional?

http://www.jazzspeakers.com/products/J9940W.htm Google shows them relatively up and they have got relatively good review results. Anyone seen them and tried them?!

All things considered I think as prices fall and performances grow more and more people buy LCD monitors instead of CRT. The transition is faster in business enviroments and luxurious homes, but sooner or later power users and graphics professionals will be getting LCDs too. I think that even...

NEC/Mitsubishi are high on my list too. And for CRTs. I have a NEC MultiSync FE750 and it got me from the first moment I looked upon it in the shop. Also I believe the best image quality I've ever seen was on a high-end Mitsubishi DiamondTron monitor. That thing made EIZO run for its money...

Which brands are considered good for LCD monitors? I like SONY for design, but I've seen some pretty high response times, 20 to 30ms. I also wonder when the technology of LCD (and derivatives) will completely make CRT monitors obsolete. In two years? Four? Eight?

I wonder how Internet Cafés do it and have one connection and all PCs in the LAN have direct connectivity for web cameras, IRC, and the rest... :-?

Isn't this creating communication (identity) conflicts? And, second, if a PC is sharing a connection (ICS or NAT), I'm expecting the clients to have direct connectivity problems, but I was experiencing problems (with the server) too... that was the thing that bugged me most. :(

Do you connect to the Internet via a local server? I used to have that configuration with my roommate (I was server-ICS, he was connecting via me) but certain functionalities wouldn't work. He couldn't and I couldn't receive files from ICQ anymore, "no direct connection could established" was...

Yes, but how will an external player distinguish those internal? His computer will see that some players from the same IP (that of the server which hosts the game to the LAN-Internet) are in. All LAN players will present the same external public IP...?!

Let's say you've arranged a neat home network made by one server (which connects directly to the Internet) and one-two other PCs which have access to the server via hub and the Internet indirectly with Windows XP ICS done by the server. If you arrange the server PC to be a dedicated gaming...

http://cgi6.ebay.it/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewSellersOtherItems&userid=cmih&include=0&since=-1&sort=3&rows=25 If you are in Europe I will ship. :)

The 15.3 is quiet for a drive of this class.

OK, play with Lemmings if you hate economists... http://www.autism-pdd.net/booklet/lemmings32k/lem32.html

:o Next time you go for a picnic in the mountain with your family, friends and your dogs... rent a Ferrari! this is my analogy for going SCSI if what you really need, is quietness and capacity Santilli, there is a great need for big storage. CDs and DVDs were cool and indeed useful until hard...