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Thanks for all the recommendations. I ended up going with a slightly more expensive card (had an Amazon.com gift card). EVGA GeForce GTX650Ti Boost 2GB It barely fit in my Antec P180. I didn't realize these things were larger than small motherboards now.

What about regular LogMeIn? I've used it for a few years for the same purpose and it's been fine for me.

Notepad++.

Interesting. Does this cover tires as well? My wheels and tires are constantly getting busted from the potholes in Chicago.

I try to think of the good part of moving, getting rid of stuff that you don't need anymore.

What? Ridiculous.

You could try booting a live Linux image and see if the problem happens there.

I was wondering the same thing while reading the article. More energy usage means more carbon output, which means more raw materials.

I'm waiting for the cheaper Tesla before I buy a new car. It's not a rush my 10 year old car only has ~60k miles.

Another way to lose your next election in most states is to support spending money on public transportation. I think this is incredibly shortsighted by the electorate.

Want to lose your next election by a landslide? Take away 50% of people's drivers licenses.

Yeah, I read a bit more about it and that sounds accurate. It's too bad because AMD has been spending a lot of effort making their open source driver better and nVidia has done nothing.

Does anyone have any experience with AMD Radeon cards in Linux? Seems that the most bang for the buck under $100 is the Radeon HD 7770.

Pretty impressive.

So, are you suggesting I go with a GT440 based card? Also, the monitor runs at 2560x1440.

Is this fine?

So, using an old nVidia video card seems to cause problems at this resolution depending on what I'm doing. Browsing image heavy websites with animations will cause the video to completely lock up for extended periods of time. I'd like to replace the video card with something a little more...

I wish I would have known about that.

Have you tried SnapRAID on Linux?

I agree that Slashdot's moderation system is the only one I've found that works well. It also include meta-moderation to moderate the moderators.

Sorry to hear this Doug.

I attempted to enable this on my GS3 but the option doesn't exist.

I thought the real number was 912.

Have you checked to see if there's a nzb out there?

I'm sitting on the train laughing out loud.

I would use rsync for this. DeltaCopy is rsync for Windows.

I don't know if that's true for encryption or hashes. Imagine two scenarios with a user table/DB from a large internet company being released to the public: 1. Passwords in the table are standard SHA-256 hashes. 2. Passwords in the table are SHA-256, but there's another column in the table...

I was just trying to figure out why a rainbow table attack would work on NTLM, because no one in their right mind would design a system that doesn't use salts. But, apparently NTLM doesn't use salts.

http://project-rainbowcrack.com/

It's sticky now.

Sounds like it's in Dave's budget.

Sorry, I don't know much about SATA chipsets and haven't used an optical drive in a long time.

Highland Park 12 is $50, 15 year is $77 and 18 year is $120 here, so I stick with the 12 year.

I have a bottle of Highland Park 12 year that I like quite a bit.

Just wondering. What phone do you have?

Is this your first Android device?

I have a friend who has ordered several pairs of glasses from Zenni Optical.

You probably sit further away from a 31.5" monitor than a 7" tablet.

It's called the domain. I checked the whois on this domain, but couldn't see who really owns it: http://www.dot.ph/whois/onesimo.ph The domain can to be transferred from whoever owns it now, if that party is amenable.

I would look at getting a new ISP that offers an open source web content management systems such as Drupal, Joomla, Wordpress, etc. All three of these are fairly easy to use depending on what functionality you are looking for. They all support extensions to add functionality that isn't available...

It appears that the "website" is just a giant flash file with everything embedded in it. You will be better off paying someone to recreate your website in an accessible technology than trying to maintain what's already there.

A coworker sent a package to me from Detroit. The route taken is pretty crazy.

Tables are too big for bed... Minus Doug's misspelling I agree with him completely. I read on my phone everyday. On the train, on the toilet, in bed, etc.

It certainly looks nice and I will recommend it to anyone looking for a tablet. I just don't know what I would use a tablet for. At work I have a powerful laptop. At home I have an HTPC and a Desktop. Everywhere else I have a GS3.

How long did you wait after ordering to track the package?

I agree with Tannin on this one. The things he lists are why people pay him money.

One of my ex-employer's used What's Up Gold. I wasn't personally in charge of administering it, but from what I saw the interfaces were pretty terrible.

Like headlights on a car?

The old What's New page still exists.

I wouldn't either, but it still existed.