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a) not bootable (workstation) b) not a single volume (file server/workstation) c) not currently supported in ESXi (app server) I have no use for it.

Did this post belong somewhere else? Or did the housekeeper slip me some acid again?

Probably not. At least not in my case.

Devin, the guy who makes these videos...not the subject of the videos ;)

I've linked to this guy on YouTube before, but I really like it...so here it is again. http://youtu.be/Ym4dGPLd5Ww

Yup, that sounds about right. Strip clubs are a lot like Disneyland or Renaissance Fairs. They pay (fairly) normal people to act, in order to create an environment that is decidedly not normal. Of course it is when the people start acting normal that things seem weird.

Loving DoggCatcher

Quite so. I got a vise/anvil overnight for $4...at least 150lbs.

Two of the 30"ers would make a nice side screens for a triple-headed setup.

Tap to click does work, and it does have a 10-key which is awesome. But there is considerable lag/lack of confidence in the touchpad...really awful.

That your character is strong enough to allow it makes you better than I. I think I've spent 6 months since I was 18 not living with a girlfriend/wife...probably 20 women in all...perhaps half of those were healthy relationships at one point.

Yup. This is the problem with being someone who is actually a good guy. In my experience, women want to date and mess around with guys that aren't good for them, then suddenly decide that they want to settle down and pick a nice guy. This sucks because you, being a nice guy, have basically no...

I was reading about these things somewhere else, and the reviews were not awful. I am quite interested.

Typically if I lose 5 pounds I'll notice the next time I climb stairs or even climb out of the car. That is probably the smallest increment that I can notice without measuring.

Indeed. Two and a half hours of anything physical is tough.

On the newest Lenovo Edge E350 laptops they have done away with the touchpad buttons altogether, just making the bottom of the touchpad clickable. I don't like it at all.

humptydoo: Welcome to StorageForum and thanks for your input.

That is a narrow DOF... Both straight out of the camera.

It does. I hadn't bothered to pin it down to the firewall, just the "kitchen sink" approach to having it monitor/notify/log everything. That still doesn't excuse Norton/McAffee as their AV solutions still lick dog balls, but Norton's corporate solution isn't that slow (still doesn't catch much).

This is a fun conversation that I have been part of and read many times. Believe me I get it. Discarded information unchanged focal length. End result: The picture that comes out of a 1.6x body with an 85mm lens on it is nearly (but not completely) indistinguishable from a picture taken by a FF...

I think it will work better on the 1.6x 7D than on a FF...that actually makes it a 136mm/1.2 ;)

My wife and I were out for our weekend walk along the beach in Carmel-by-the-Sea last night. We tend to split our attention between the ocean and a critique of the houses along the road. One remodel in particular has held our attention, not a large house (property sold for a relatively low...

A friend is going to let me borrow an 85/1.2LII for a couple weeks. Looking forward to playing with it. Any strengths/weaknesses I should be wary of?

Perhaps if I were going to go a month without using it I would worry more.

Still using NOD32 to great effect. Just be sure to only get their antivirus and not their all-in-one security product. Little added security and a slower machine.

I don't understand that last sentence at all. I know all the words, but...nothing. Could you try again?

I have been leaving the soap in the bottle and haven't noticed any issues. Of course, mine is attached to a pressure washer, so it is unlikely anything could stand in the way long. Soap has been in there for about a month so far with a wash about every week.

So have you gone completely Nikon, Lunar? It sounds like you have nothing but bad opinions on Canon gear?

Not sure who else has a 7D, but there is a new Firmware "Coming Soon" that looks interesting.

At the current rate there won't be any hair in a decade anyway.

The lens is ok. Honestly, there isn't anything it does that isn't done better by either the 50/1.4 or the 17-40/4L, but it is cheap enough to risk with animals and small enough to not intimidate people at events.

All the chrome on my car was bugging me, so I plastidipped it gunmetal grey to match the wheels. (Photo taken with the new $200 Canon 40mm/2.8 pancake lens)

You need another dipstick?

I've lived with women in the same house about 90% of my life. I suspect I have maxed out that trait.

Sweet. That might take over from my SIII, more screen isn't a bad thing, and I can't imaging the bulk being an issue.

So far this one has already cost the equivalent of paying cash for an S4, and it is still -7.5 months old. Yay technology. I want to make sure it is a boy before proposing Zoltan...otherwise she might think I'm strange. ;)

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Indeed. Those were the days... Now it looks like I'm going to be a father.

I haven't tried that yet. Currently throwing a much-needed backup of some stuff on there. I have a quad-port GbE Intel NIC that I plan on using for that purpose.

For the right money they visit you ;)

Looks promising for a game still in beta...

Not anything measurable in my experience.

Correct. The data isn't compressed until after it is transferred the drive.

I'm going to one this weekend, and then another in two weeks.

If you end up getting them I'll pay you double for a case ;)

Filled a Synology 1812+ with 3TB Seagates I had sitting around (7200RPM). Allowed it to create the default array, which it states as "Synology Hybrid RAID with 1 disk of fault-tolerance). Connected with a single NIC to a GbE switch and I'm getting 99MB/s writes to the array. Not bad at all.

To play multimedia files (from local shares or online services) on your TV.

That would do it. The other thing you can try is plugging the laptop into the ethernet and bridging the wireless and wired NICs into an ad-hoc network. I would just get the router, or configure the S2 to do the wireless hotspot thing if it can.

They seem to work well with computers. I use them as the first step to getting VHS onto a computer.

Actually it was I who was making that presumption. DVD to VHS is a different matter, as they make single units for that prototype that work great.