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I know. That's what happens when the fridge light socket is the same size as the sockets on the ceiling fans, I'm sure. I'm sure one day it will burn out; and on that day I'll probably forget and replace it with the same thing that came out. :cheers:

Don't you go getting crazy now. :smack:

Stock piling your fridge with vegetables you might eat two weeks from now is not as high a standard of living as buying enough veggies to eat in a couple of days. Just saying.

Who leaves the door open for that long?! I feel like I'm losing chill if its open for longer than 5-10 seconds. 30 seconds maybe but a full minute is ridiculous.

I used to have an 11 cu-ft fridge and when I got roommates I swapped out for a 22-24 cu-ft. Now I have one less roommate and an 18 cu-ft with a 60 W light bulb. I don't think in my life I've even changed the bulb in a fridge. I shop for groceries once a week with a second weekly run for more...

Distilled water, right?

http://www.koolance.com/technical/cooling101/002.html One thing you could do to enhance the cooling is to make use of the energy transferred during evaporation and mist the radiator with water or maybe alcohol. That would likely get the radiator below ambient temperature. IIRC.

Dd, have you considered branching the source into parallel circuits.

The primary objective is to transfer the heat energy away from the source as quickly as possible. That means keeping the temperature differential as large as possible for any given point in time. If you have proof that contradicts these fundamentals of physics you could be famous.you should...

Water does absorb heat energy instantly. It just takes a lot of energy to heat water to a measurable degree. Unless its tired...then its nearly impossible to get water excited. The goal isn't to heat water. The goal is to draw heat away from a source with water. The larger the temperature...

You are pulling his leg, right? :scratch:

Import. If one is transitioning from Word to Gdocs one might want to import historical data. But Gdocs doesn't import the formatting very well. Particularly the kind of formatting you might find on a resume.

Moderation in all things, including moderation. Or maybe the Pareto principle has made us lazy.

I was not aware that Gdocs could import PDFs into an editable file type. I don't think it could last year when I tried.

I use "documents" but only for super simple stuff like lists. It was not worth the trouble to try to share my resume with a friend after converting from O2003. Totally screwed up the formatting. I use "spreadsheets" for much more complicated stuff but I've originated them in Gdocs.

The ones from Sony are not cheap. This is not bad. http://cgi.ebay.com/SmartDisk-Flashpath-Adapter-MultiMedia-Cards-NEW-/230459621042?cmd=ViewItem&pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item35a876beb2

http://www.widgetsupply.com/page/WS/PROD/specials-4/SGS4-X7753 Looks a little too flimsy but should point you in a new direction. Also...

I started running again again a couple of weeks ago. About 3 miles a day and 5 on Saturday on the trails. Feels pretty good. I have some events I'm planning to enter later in the year. ie, I may slow down but I haven't given up yet.

Floppy to memory card adapters have been around for years but they aren't cheap.

Which is fine if you don't really have to support the product post sale. Customers have expectations partially excited by vendors and it is up to a vendor to do what they need to do to meet those expectations. Additional variables in the equation increase the chance that there will be...

I thought you were leaving Indiana. This weekend is the Kentucky Derby.

What, you've never heard of RVs squatting in Walmart parking lots during cross-country travel? I think he was making an analogy.

Uhoh, Maxy's drunken the koolaid. :)

Someone take the shotgun away from Greg before he blows his leg off.

IIRC this client is somehow family to the place he is employed. Not a fun situation.

Vipre for antivirus Google says Midori is a lightweight web browser ATA SSD for RAM substitute; transferable to a new machine.

I liked Foxit, it was just the update screen that caused me to switch. Merc, I turn off those automatic update features and install updates on my own schedule on servers. On my own machine it also seemed to want to install the same bits over and over. Time, thanks for the in depth review...

I got annoyed with Foxit asking me to update all the time so I switched over to eXPert PDF Reader. It seems faster than Foxit too. http://www.visagesoft.com/products/pdfreader/

I combofix renamed to 123.com and set to read only as sitting on my thumbdrive.

I see what you did there. :)

I suppose there is not any kind of retroactive report to periodically run?

I imagine selecting barely adequate CPUs keeps costs down and helps preserve battery life. Though I really don't know much about that class of CPUs.

That is disconcerting.

:roll::wink: You don't have to use your thumbs, I think most people do use their finger. I can certainly envision a system that would allow work just fine for hanzi and pinyin. Pardon me, I didn't know that's what you meant by "it smashes iPhones into little pieces of apple". :tounge: I've...

From what I could research Apple doesn't have the ability to remove apps from your phone even if they are removed from the iStore or whatever its called. Once you've bought them they are yours.

You do not need a stylus to draw; so I'm not sure we were supposed to take that argument seriously. :) All the iPhone would need to enable handwriting recognition today is the software; this is not an inherent limitation in the screen technology. It does voice recognition fine; with a single one...

Just because its available doesn't make it relevant. Consider it marketing; or a spoonful of STFU. :)

Please let us know if it is as I heard, that it is too heavy to hold with one hand for too long.

I know, I know. I've gotten into the habit of cooking something to last multiple days. I do actually buy veggies but I never cook them and they go bad in the fridge.

:D

More to the question, I don't know of a new laptop with one. That company should expect to keep losing customers to other vendors who understand that technology progresses. Than again, maybe you can provide support to all of those you need it. :D

I have used a few different serial to USB adapters for differnet applications and they all worked well. Mostly Cisco and HAM radio equipment.

Its whatever is reasonable to you and your personal circumstance. Personally my budget won't be able to handle the shift for a year or more. But at least I'm making an informed decision and I have an idea where I'm trying to get to. My family had never had good asparagus until I made it for...

I would agree that something prepared fresh is better than something pre-prepared. I'm also fine with frozen veggies. Apparently the flash freezing process keeps the nutrients in even if you do lose some flavor.

Increasing income while keeping the costs of food static would produce that statistic as well but I don't think that's the case. People eat out more now than they did then which would tend to drive up the percentage of spending on food. Regardless, that statistic (eating in/out) was in the...

One stat that I found interesting was the difference in spending on food as a percentage of disposable income in the 1930s and 1990s. 9.9% in 2005 vs more than 25% in 1933. I find it difficult under my current budget structure to afford better quality foods. But that could mean that my current...

Does this mean you have no reservations about the lender and are moving forward with the same person?

Yeah and the phone understands what a phone number or address looks like and will convert it to a link and open the appropriate app if you click the link.

The title of the book is 'Fahrenheit 451'. It should be self evident what the measuring system is. And yet I elaborated... incorrectly. I blame ADD. :)

sonofabitch. I see your point and my mistake. Some days I don't even get around to hitting submit. :)