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http://www.xbitlabs.com/articles/storage/display/seagate-barracuda-sata5.html "Congratulations to Seagate Company, which appeared the first one to enter this market and really succeeded with their SerialATA products. Seagate SATA drives proved faster than their predecessors and their production...

http://www.zen15631.zen.co.uk/bb.mpg :lol: then check http://www.iraqometer.com/

Yes, if I also add a SATA controller.

I, on behalf of Nkulo's family decided to solicit for assistance to move the sum of US$21,500,000.00 (Twenty-one million five hundred thousand United States Dollars) out of this country to your personal account, believing that the funds will be saved in your bank account for my investment... I...

Actually I left the whole endeavor cause I had much studying to do and clinics to attend. No, all this time I wasn't trying anything else than reading a few lines of Essential Pascal by Marco Cantu. But believe, I tried to find some titles of "beginner's Delphi" but there nothing is out there.

You know, I think you're right afterall. I'm studying to be a doctor of medicine, not a professional programmer. I don't have aspirations to stress Pascal to its limits... Yes, VB is a hell sum of bad habits but afterall it's those MS Office applications I will need to trim to my needs. And...

This is my main problem. The few titles I found about learning from zero were intended for too-old versions of Delphi. I don't assume that it changes a hell lot, afterall only the advanced features do really change from 6-to-7... but this shows a programming language that's not "suggested" for...

Could anyone link me to book titles of Delphi for beginners? A quick search on the 'Net and Amazon didn't give me any good results. There are only books about experienced (or even guru) Delphi users out there. Nothing simple for beginners. When I mean simple I mean a book starting from basic...

:eekers: :eekers: :eekers: Dr. Daniel Maghori, Secretary to the Niger Delta Development Commission, Old Secretariat Complex, Victorial-Island, Lagos. Dear Sir, I am a highly placed official of Government of Nigeria and also a founding member of the ruling Peoples Democratic Party(PDP). My...

Cliptin, you relaxed certain muscles. However you knew of the imminent impact, didn't you? I'm sure you didn't relax abdominal or vertebral muscles. I even know of people who release brakes just before a front-to-back impact because they don't want to ruin the car's headlights. :-?

FROM: BARRISTER MICHAEL KAPEND TEL/FAX;442083878758 Dear Sir/Madam, My name is Barrister Michael KAPEND an origin of Muvito in Sierra-Leone. I have been opportuned to act as a legal representative to very eminent people of which the late Chief KON IDEHEN KANDA of Kono District in...

Only to be technically correct. Hernias can happen to other organs as well, not only intestine. Yep.

What about soy? You can make almost everything with it...

This is so damn true. Nice said, Pradeep, and so true...

The UN will become a real organisation* when nobody has veto and there are no permanent members. All in this world are equal, but some are "more" equal than others... doesn't make sense, does it? *That day I'll be willing to lower my national/EU flag for a UN flag.

Babies are another issue. Let's not forget they have relatively large amounts of adipose tissue in respect to their total weight. Don't get me wrong, I've heard these allegations too, but actually the internal damage to the body is worse if the muscles aren't rigid enough to absord some of the...

:D Amazing news!

After launching a handful of nuclear missiles to major US cities...

Alcohol can't prevent injuries. It can have pain-inhibiting effects for a short while but otherwise can't save them.

Dream on bello! :wink:

Cut&Paste Cut&Paste Cut&Paste :stpd:

I prefer the + as well. I wouldn't mess with Sony/Philips and their standards... :wink:

My whole speculation (repeat: speculation) about winter-time influenza and other pathogen-related diseases and the involvement of pharmaceutical companies comes from the part you said in bold, which we happen to agree. Everyone can believe what he wants. You'll never find a Symantec paper (like...

Dumb drunk drivers. You should fry him! :evil:

And I'm not impressed by your cut&paste posting of the Influenza-virus history. I'm not a layman, and yes I still believe that pharmaceutical companies are NOT helping full-steam as I believe there are doctors who don't do their job right and as I believe America will bomb and invade Iraq to lay...

Hehe, you're right. It all started by a post of mine somewhere further up where I speculate that the Antivirus companies produce the antivirus-definitions along with some viruses as well! I believe the same happens with pharmaceutical companies. In the name of profit, they're not really...

I'm drooling for a 3000+ :P

And I repeat: I didn't say the pharmaceutical companies release viruses or other pathogen agents. They just help to make them survive for next year.

Nice links Adcadet, but may I remind you I'm a med student myself?! I admit I didn't "know" the history of the Influenza virus back to 1918, but bear with me, ALL diseases can be eradicated with good control and right vaccination the right moment. I could go on and do the search and post you a...

The drug IS ALWAYS ready by November-December. And it's ready to counter most strains of this year's influenza BEFORE it even breaks out. In our post-industrial world, elders make a great part of the population. And vaccines cost you know. Someone has to pay for the research you know. As you...

I'm not saying that they release stems of Ebola virus purposely, but this usual thingy of the mild winter-time flu (and the usual vaccination of the elders which means lots of $$$...) is a little bit... too weird. Moreover, sometimes drugs can be made with an easier and simpler manufacturing...

Symantec. I happen to believe that anti-virus software companies are the same which create the viruses. (Some say this also about pharmaceutical companies...)

When accidents happen, new technologies in the field thrive! http://www.wired.com/news/technology/0,1282,57536,00.html

Mercutio, Apples in Europe AFAIK are not so well supported as in the USA. And I want to find much software to run, so I rule them out. You say to rule out Compaqs for various reasons, serious and less serious (which I had fun to read! :D ), but aren't IBMs a little too costly as well? I want...

Those went to the hospital for controls. Not complains. Fortunately.

Which brand you think is the best and why? (ie. Need to know why not choose Compaq)

You're probably right. You said chemical burns. Do you have links to the incidents? I wanna take a closer look.

It depends the debris. And if they touched it before the announcement, it would have probably been also very hot by the re-entry.

I doubt they are ALL toxic and to that extend, Coug. I believe it was more of a goverment-idea to steer away unwanted attention (and stealing of high-tech know how, yes, even from debris!) and to be able to reconstruct the last minutes before the accident. And that needs obviously all the...

http://www.eu2003.gr/en/articles/2003/2/1/1779/

That's... so awful... :( I hope the report for the Columbia to show a more rapid and unagonized death to the crew.

GMAB man!

:mrgrn:

Erm. It wasn't mine. I just posted it! :-?

http://www.gnu.org/software/hurd/hurd.html

honold's got a point. I hope they do implement a LiveUpdate sys in XP2.

Palm OS here. Wizard

The Saudi Ambassador to the UN has just finished giving a speech, and walks out into the lobby where he meets President Bush. They shake hands, and as they walk the Saudi says, "You know, I have just one question about what I have seen in America." President Bush says "Well your Excellency...

Jeez, these past 3 days I wasn't able to surf at all. Damn worm, it said it wasn't affecting Europe so much but I guess it found its way somehow. I noticed however one thing: although most server-to-client uses (Internet pages, Outlook, ICQ, MSN Messenger, etc.) were hampered, peer-to-peer...

That archive is amazing. I checked all my favorites sites even back in 1997. Pretty cool to see how they become richer and richer! Of course, Flash-haters and Mercutios don't always see this as evolution, right? :roll: