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Colliding with deer is no fun. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S2oymHHyV1M

I was referring to the heat of welding itself introducing micro-fractures into parts bearing your weight. For the life of me I can't understand why you would be willing to make permanent changes and devalue your equipment with welds or epoxy rather than using a clamp.

Good luck trying to get an RMA.

Interesting. http://www.terracycle.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Store_Code=T&Product_Code=accmt&Category_Code=Acmts

Be careful welding to the thin walls of the handle bars or stem. The heat is almost guaranteed to weaken the metal. You could use rubber wrap (anti-rotation) and Velcro straps to mount an accessory rail.

Like a finely crafted lens duster. Good of you to ask. :bglaugh:

:) Take 2. Mark! Action! I used my original foam tips off and on for over 5 years with the compression/expansion method and the comply tips seem to be better quality. I only end up using them 3-4 times a month. SD, you get a much better seal with the compression/expansion method.

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The comply tips are the standard replacement tips offered on their website. It's what I ended up with for my UEs.

Do you run the tail lights from the full voltage of the battery pack and waste heat or lumins or do you manage the uneven burn of the pack?

All you should have to do is install the vmware tools (set of drivers).

And I meant the feminine version too! :-p :-)

Don't hate the playa wit da roll.

Fine, grosse colère bébé . :-) http://www.technologyreview.com/computing/38933/

Hands-on "screen": A proof-of-concept system allows smart phones to use virtually any surface as a touch-based interactive display. Chris Harrison COMPUTING Kinect Turns Any Surface Into a Touch Screen Researchers combine a Kinect sensor with a pico projector to expand the possibilities for...

How is any of that related enough to a projector to be in this thread? wtf?

The only Canadian invasion we are ever likely to see.

The video wasn't that informative so I went ahead and registered. They are using 4.1.7. Likes: Clean, large, easy to click interface The message window grows vertically so it is easier to proofread. Reply and quote buttons are available Dislikes: No "show new posts" button No "mark all posts...

Cool mod. At first, and not knowing a whole lot about electronics, I thought you were going to tell us you replaced the DAC chip in your laptop. Is that even possible? :)

Why you would need more than 3, I don't know.

Likes: Easy access to "New Posts" Hitting the thread title takes me to the first post I haven't read. dislikes: The "Mark Forums Read" link should be bigger by x2. No quote or edit buttons available, period.

After you are at the next version do you still need the mobile suite? To do what?

Who's Dan?

I suggest going with the mid-range for shoes and pedals. Make sure particular manufacturers will work with your body before splurging. There are several brands of shoes I can't wear and several pedals hurt the knees.

Total cost so far not including labor? Under $50 I would think.

I meant to specify I was talking about Forum Runner. I don't actually use it, just found it.

I suspect you found what I found, that there were more apps available for phpBB. vBulletin does not produce a generic app for use on even multiple vB boards. You have to build the app for your board and then publish it in the Store. I did find only one generic app that will work with vB but it...

As far as I'm concerned the mobi style is near perfect for use on an iPhone and more usable than the iPhone specific theme though it has been a while since I last tried it. But I also haven't tried Tapatalk.

I have only one windows 7 widget and it is a large date and time display. HUD time.

Has he been happy with what he had? If so I see the best scenario as he may remember the quality of the previous projector when he sees the new one and that appreciation may last a month. In the worst case scenario there are all kinds of ways this can go wrong and/or cost you a lot of time...

Is the longevity of the two bulbs equivalent?

Sorry to hear about your health time. Exercise really does make a difference. IIRC, you are under 50?

I'm glad you picked up on that part of the metaphor, Master Pedant. :p :)

I should have known something like a new release had happened when I had 13 app updates waiting to be installed. :) Looks like I'm getting a new OS today.

Apparently, getting windows to run on hardware with limited resources is going to be what pushes them toward efficiency and modularity. What Linux had going for it out of necessity.

Surfing the Internet on Cyberpowder.... :)

Do you know anything about the error thresholds that would cause that burner to drop speed?

Good to know. I was reading that some people were having the pc switch off the the ups switched over to battery. I've been on laptops exclusively for a few year so I haven't had to keep track.

Anybody heard anything about the newer PFC/APFC power supplies requiring pure sine wave UPSs to function properly? News to me. Maybe we all already have psw UPSs so nobody's brought it up! :smile:

Sorry to hear about the employment troubles mubs. Stay in touch.

Is it bad that I don't follow Apple news that closely?

I have gmail and contacts integrated into my iPhone along with a connection to a company exchange server. Indistinguishable.

Of course, when you misplace your flashlight you've lost your bike light then too.

What are your plans for the raliegh?

I would personally use pencil and paper to draw up something first but it just depends on what you are more comfortable with. I've done much much more drafting by hand than on computer.

It probably wouldn't ID your car per se but the onstar device itself. They have aftermarket onstar mirrors now. I'm sure the device calls home and the device serial number is registered and activating your service would be just a matter of flipping a switch and assigning info for billing and...

I have a retro 8G seagate x10 if somebody wants to pay shipping. I may even have an adaptec to go with it.

Well that was a safe statement. :-) 80 cores and 2T RAM is not exactly mainstream equipment either. I'm with B^3. Anything that would fall under the area of computational engineering could use this. Weather/climate modeling, structural modeling, digital efects houses, etc.

Have you used it personally? The reviews on CNET about the restore procedure are off-putting.

DB, was it the cat or the manifold? Anything under recall?