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Do you know if there is any difference pre-ordering it from a Radio Shack, Best Buy, or Sprint store?

Maybe you missed my post, but there are three large grocery stores within a block of my house. 1 block = 1/8 mile = 1/5 km

In Chicago we have Peapod, the prices are so much higher than a regular grocery store that it's not worth it. There are three large grocery stores within a block of my condo. We still only go grocery shopping once a week. It just takes too much time.

I was joking.

You could build your own out of tin foil.

Same model # as the drive that shows up as 2TB. Hopefully, the replacement works.

I got the new cables and screwed around some more. From what I can tell it's the drive not the controller or the cable. I must have been mistaken when I was testing this previously. Steps I took: Replaced the cable, drive still showed up as 1000GB Switched to another open port, still showed up...

Just make sure not to use too much.

I have about 10 months left on my Sprint contract, does anyone know how much the Evo will cost for me?

I'm on a Sprint family plan that costs 129.99 for 1500 minutes, unlimited texts, unlimited data. Do you think this will qualify me if I pay the $10 4G upcharge? I have been thinking about this phone way too much.

I moved it for you.

I like to leave the fridge door open and stare at my options for several minutes at a time.

What error? I'm not using the drive that shows up as 931GB yet.

Yes, that's possible. I'll try it again when I get the new cables. I don't feel like screwing with it anymore.

I believe it was: Drive A to port 3 with cable A = 1000GB Drive B to port 4 with cable B = 2000GB swap Drive A to port 4 with Cable B = 2000GB Drive B to port 3 with Cable A = 1000GB

Yes, they are both connected to the same controller.

Yes, see quote:

I got the drives I ordered and hooked them up last night. One of them shows up as ~2000GB, the other shows up as 931GB. This is the case both in the BIOS and in GParted. I tried switching the cables and the sizes switched. Has anyone ever seen a cable that couldn't support a 2TB drive? I...

I thought it was an interesting article.

Who wants a Seagate drive anyway?

Didn't know that part of the equation.

They are rewarding those that subscribe to their newsletter. For people that don't know about the promo they are making an extra $30/drive. That doesn't take into account selling less drives because of a higher price.

Huh?

I'm 74" (188 cm) and 160 lbs (72.5 kg). My goal is to be around 155 lbs by mid-summer. When cycling extensively I have dropped below 150. You can figure out how many stones if you prefer. No, I'm not anorexic, bulimic, or anything else. I generally eat ~2500 calories per day and more when...

I guess Doug finally had enough.

Time to order another one, I guess.

I added 2 drives and it subtracted $60 from the total.

Found it. I got 2 of them.

Ordered the Antec 550W. Hopefully, this lasts longer than the Enermax.

Is there still a promo code?

That looks good, thanks. I hate MIRs though. Maybe I will have enough motivation to mail this one.

Where? Newegg wants $149.99.

Do you think it's the same drive?

I went to try to access one of my drives today and it wasn't available. I attempted to unmount it and remount, but that didn't work. I checked the system messages and see this repeating continually: May 4 20:30:08 timwhit kernel: ata3.00: SATA link up 1.5 Gbps (SStatus 113 SControl 310) May...

Newegg is selling an external 2TB (139.99) drive for less than the internal (149.99). Do you guys think it's the same drive? Can I just take the drive out of the case and use it as an internal drive?

My friend's Asus notebook seems pretty solid. The screen has a poor viewing angle though.

Are you in Louisville? Check Wikitravel. There's an opera.

Merc, there are some places to ride over there. Check out the Prairie Duneland Trail or Dunes Highway. Google has bicycle directions now, which can give you advice on what routes are better for riding.

It is more difficult, because you can't stop pedaling for more than 2 seconds. Balance training comes in useful when you are riding in a pace line and any slight movement can cause an accident.

It is for everyone until you get used to it, after a few weeks of riding you won't even notice it anymore. Also, get padded shorts if you don't have them already.

The roller requires balance, so it is much closer to regular riding versus riding on a trainer. I own a trainer as well, but I find it even more boring than the roller.

I mainly cycle in the summer. I rode ~1500 miles last year. I have been slow to start up this year. I've only done 80 miles so far this year. I could have been riding indoors on my roller all winter long. But, that thing is torture (boring, body parts fall asleep, sweat drips uncontrollably)...

You don't have a garbage? How about Salvation Army or Goodwill?

I tried it, it was pretty decent. But, $5 is a ripoff.

I also have a pair of Sennheiser CX300 ear bud headphones that I use at work. They aren't noise canceling, but because they block the ear so effectively, I can't hear anything other the music I am listening to when they are in.

I bought a pair of Sennheiser HD580 used 10 years ago and I still use them everyday. They do leak sound because of the open design, but I still think they sound good.

None of that matters. You need to be concerned with random read and random write performance, which can't be accurately estimated by looking at transfer rate and access time.

I think that has a lot to do with what you are doing. If you log into your bank account from IE5.5 in VMWare it's just as unsecure as not using VMWare. VMWare is not going to provide any protection against XSS or social engineering attacks.

IE6 is horrible enough, I can't believe you are actually using IE5.5. Can you even load the Google homepage?

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