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That's definately the most common problem (beside's user error) Nero and EZ CD cremator have become pretty reliable.. However, I've had a few problems with InCD 4.x and I haven't even dared to try DirectCD since I started using winXP. I'm still waiting for Mt Rainer support in OS and BIOS. I...

Merc, have you ever told someboy to restart their computer, so they clicked on the start button on the Windows taskbar? Have you ever told someone to click on xx icon and they pronounced their religion and said they did not believe in icons? I like to think that I can communicate well...

http://www.nero.com/en/content/helptool/475.htm#o475 lol, got to love that "catch all" at the bottom....

no joke!

are you capacity limited?

not a bad idea... I'll buy one for you and if I win you can have a new toy.

p5, I haven't seen your bearded face around lately. But I feel the same way about PW burning his bridges. It rarely is the right thing to do. The fact that most people here don't harbor resentment after his post is a sign that he was well liked and a respected member of the community...

Yeah, it was a smart tip and some good insight on his part. Too bad I didn'tt need any new RAM... I'm sure it will go down again eventually.

Just depends on the ISP and the site your connecting to... my gf is on 3MBit and regularly gets it.. I'm on 2MBit and regularly get it (always get it on fast servers). I do get the full 384KBit upload... she "only" has 256KBit, not sure how reliable that figure is.

This might also be of help... http://computer.howstuffworks.com/web-server1.htm ZX- I've never used software NAT(.. or atleast software that wasn't running on dedicated hardware meant for the job) esp. not windows NAT for any length of time. So I'm not sure if it allows port forwarding or...

RAM prices went up a bit.. probably not worth it.

Is it OK if we make that a double of Bacardi?

You don't. That's not what DNS is for. You tell the DNS server to resolve to the IP address. Then when someone goes to the URL they type in http://someURL:8080 Try checking out http://computer.howstuffworks.com/dns.htm for a description on DNS If you have a DNS server that allows you to...

Professor Wizard? Why are you being so mean?

Memorex CD-R discs are made by Ritek and Taiyo Yuden (clear wrap w/ paper label... made in Taiwan = Ritek, label on solid wrap.. made in Japan = Taiyo Yuden) Both disks should be good in that drive. Has he tried cleaning the drive? It's possible it's a bad spindle, so testing out some Fujis...

The DNS service really doesn't have to be concerned with the port the service is running on.. all a basic DNS service does is resolve your domain into an IP. I have had mixed success with the more "advanced" features of some DNS services like forwarding to another protocol, forwarding to another...

Heh, my birthday isn't till another half hour here.. but things have been going well for me the past several days. I somehow didn't pass the "pre employment test" at the job i was expecting to get (I think a previous manager probably gave a bad reference because he was a lying scumbag the entire...

If you're using IIS 4+ or Apache you can use 1 server to host a basically infinite amount of sites on the same port. The server looks at the URL you used to arrive at the site (assuming an HTTP 1.1 browser.. ie: IE3+) The server then looks to see if it hosts a site by the same URL, if it does...

Going to the higher rate won't help pings (gaming), and your current up and down are both great for surfing, gaming, downloading, etc. Really, what would you gain by going to the 3Mbit down, 0.5Mbit up? However, if you were running a server that relies on bandwidth I could see wanting the upgrade.

:b-day: :beer: :b-day: Thanks for the birthday(21 years of age) present Clocker.

your sig is not readable on the cosmic distortion theme...

As some of you may recall, I have a WD 800JB and I'm looking to sell it. Runs well (if a little noisey for my tastes). It is still in the original retail box w/ isolators, floppy disk, install guide, and anti static bag. I used it for a breif period, but am looking for something larger and...

http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2003/07/030714092651.htm on the front page.

The stuff is suposed to be able to be manufactured cheaply (acording to the link) I found it intersting that the article said that it was better than even solder.

Do you have any accessories for it like a case, charger, modem, etc?

clocker, how has the unit been stored? has it had good batteries left in it during the unused period or were they dead/taken out?

So what's this about an internal battery? like a CMOS style battery?

I was thinking jiffy lube (they fart in your car and try to sell you things you don't need) charges about $20.00, dealership charges about the same but won't fart in your car. I can get a good filter for ~$2 and used to be able to find good oil (quakerstate, Castrol, Valvoline, or at worst...

That was going to be my next question, does it use internal or external batteries... aparently internal. I'm not really interested then. (And I was a serious buyer)

I'm glad someone else agrees with me on the Conexant winmodems...

That's nice... now I just need to test on some spam (nobody put me on any mailing lists or I'll shoot you)

i wouldn't mind it in both places

I assume it comes w/ cradle, manula, and everything?

2 to 3 times a day here... haven't had a professional cleaning in a while though... do you use an electric toothbrush or regular? mouthwash? floss twice a day or just once... or less?

Heh, that's why I went to IMAP in the 1st place (to get seperate folders) I'm glad that pop acounts are treated the same way.. to each his own. Yeah, I think most filters on mail apps are pretty much in beta stage, they work, at a basic level.. if you want to do more advanced things or use...

I have seen several posts that sound like yours. I can empathise. From what I've seen many of these S-ATA drivers (as well as hardware) have been rushed out the door... and motherboard manuf. have been rushing to integrate any kind of S-ATA they can get their hands on. I think the 3ware and...

he mentioned packet loss...

I thought I should submit this because of the thread on cell phones. But wanted a distinct thread for this. The technologies(CDMA and WiFi) seem to complement each other alot. WiFi for your secure LAN, and CDMA when you're on the go. From what I can tell CDMA is like mobile broadband for your...

The moral of the story: Don't insult a man's Opera.

so you can start a download in say IE.. it goes ~1KB/sec.. start media player, instantly the download becomes 4KB/sec and upon closing media player the download drops back to 1KB/sec? Does somethign simialr happen when pinging? ping yahoo.com -t what protocols are affected (http, ftp) or...

In addition to the word Radeon, it seems like few can pronounce or spell my name correctly from memory. I pronounce it Blake - er - ree... my Mother used to call me Blaker (my name is obviously Blake) and I had a girl friend who used to call me blaker - eee , but I liked it with the additional...

I guess the only way to stop Pal. is to stop pirating (and thus there is no need for Pal.). But with Piracy being so easy, so many people simply being unwilling to spend money on worthwhile software, and so many software producers charging outrageous prices I don't see the honor system working...

I think there's too much junk to tell what Pal. will really be like. I really feel there needs to be something done about all the software pirating, and DRM sounds like a good idea for both the consumer and producer as long as it is implemented in a fair way to both parties.

-or better yet, What's the point

Storageforum started as a place for storage related talk, but recently storage has become less and less our topic of conversation. We've always been somewhat diverse however. Changing our name just because of a growth in topic wouuldn't make sense. To the same point I could ask why are you...

I can't say I didn't enjoy the odd humor.. but maybe it was just a little too different for me to enjoy.

Brazil

I dislike how the site tells you what you can do with Vision but not what it is.

office space... but I've grown to like it. Species... $8 for a ticket in 1995