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No, it started whe he bought the SCSI drives.

http://www.soyousa.com/products/proddesc.php?id=234

Sadly, It seems Sony does not know its own products. Once the project was transferred to me and I got to look at the camera, I notice the word "streaming" written down the side of the camera. Their website also meantions using it as a webcam out the USB port. What are we doing with it? I...

When I see this problem, I act as the companies advocate and warn them about the problem and inform them about the fines and consequences of piracy if they get caught. I also tell them I will not install unlicensed software. Usually they are either unaware of how severe the consequences are or...

I run 1280x1024 and the thing is as large as four US postage stamps. I'd recommend no more than two.

Greg, when the horse starts to smell you should stop riding it.

Joe, frustrated rants are in good supply around here. You are in good company. Your primary criticisms are related to not growing as quickly as ___ and your feelings as an outsider. It is a "Good Old Boys Club", by the way. But not exclusive. It is also a photography club, an AV club, an AA...

Based on the my web search, a good solution might be a color security camera and a PC. Sony claims $500 Sony memory stick camcorder we have will not recod directly to PC. Other suggestions?

Doh. The recording will be live. IOW, I need a camera and a storage medium for 10 hours.

What sort of equipment would be needed to record 10+ hours of video? I presume recording directly to PC would be most economical if not most handy. Super high quality is not mecessary.

It certainly isn't $200K for pediatricians.

Do you give motivational speeches? My light bulbs need a good talking to.

Dietary Reference Intakes for Energy, Carbohydrate, Fiber, Fat, Fatty Acids, Cholesterol, Protein, and Amino Acids (Macronutrients) (2002) 12. Physical Activity Synopsis/Compilation

Think of the children!

Does someone know which user rights need to be granted on NT workstation to allow someone to "End Process"? I don't want to give them more than power user otherwise.

I have a Duron 950 I will sell for $20 plus shipping and an 1800+ for $30 +.

The easiest way would be to compile all of the pages into an additional super-long single page which could be searched with CTRL-F. Or instead of a single page you could break it into 3 or 4.

It's much easier to use task manager to make this determination. After using your computer normally or heavily for the day, pull up the performance tab. Look to the lower left. If Peak Commit Charge is not more than the amount of RAM you have installed you are OK. If it is more, then you have...

honold, as I do not buy hardware often enough to visit the "deal" sites I'll have to ask your opinion. Using the deal sites how feasable is it to buy 5-15 of the same system or one today and one tomorrow and one the next day? In other words, pretend you are a network/location designer who does...

Thanks honold. I thought it was the rarp command but I couldn't find it. I wonder what I was on when I used it before. Also, I discovered that for rarp to work you have to have a rarp server running on the segment. For future reference, based on your techincal explaination I ran: FOR /L %A in...

That would be a good solution except that I'm trying "to find the current IP address of a certain MAC address". I know the MAC not the IP.

I'm running a 15mi/min and can't think straight. What is the proper NT command to use to find the current IP address of a certain MAC address?

dir d:\*.* /s >list.txt

honold, could you boil down your point to just a sentence or two.

Congrats, Tim. Keep it between the lines.

:o

Their research was global. The decline of growth in the deserts is offset by the increase in growth in places like mountains and the arctic. The position you take is more dogmatic than usual for you.

No doubt about that. This sort of thing needs reviewing more often. They are in part blaming the administration of the GST for increased costs. I wonder if they pissed away most of that additional revenue.

Surely the number of products the MS offered for purchase increased in four years. This is besides the fact that, "When the contract was signed five years ago, EDS had been required to service and provide help-desk support for 18,500 workstations, a number that has now grown to 24,000, the...

A NASA-Department of Energy jointly funded study concludes the Earth has been greening over the past 20 years. As climate changed, plants found it easier to grow. The globally comprehensive, multi-discipline study appears in this week's Science magazine. The article states climate changes have...

NM, When I viewed Fushigi's the first time there was no sound.

The one that was sent to me had the sound left in. http://www.whstrain.us/video/funny_cats_1.wmv

Yeah, that's sad. I have one that does too. I think the scenario would be more accurate if toward the end of the conversation the Tech hit the mute button twice so that it's unmuted when he thinks it's muted and vise-versa.

I'm working with some steep angles as well (a couple of the chairs are close and to the side). Right now the screen is 19-20" away from the wall. Would I have to reach into exotic technologies to find a TV 12" deep max?

Office 2000 absorbs two "spots" on the task bar but you can also switch douments through the Window menu. What's that? e_dawg, Define: "tabbed browsing within an SDI interface"

I think he is trying to resell sever space to people he knows (online or offline) and host the resold space on the same server as SF. That way when a script goes crazy, he can track down the problem and "yell" at the offender. The current offenders are anonymous to Handy.

How far away from the TV do you sit when you watch? I have recently obtained enough furniture to sit on in the room with the TV that I'm re-thinking the fun in watching a 19" TV from 12' away.

He means that the BIOS must support it and the device (thumb-drive, HD carrier, CDROM) must support it. In this context, a device is something that plugs into the Universal Serial Bus.

http://news.com.com/2100-1046_3-1009574.html?tag=fd_top The Nvidia quote is from this article.

I guess the third-parties will have to continue to fill the gap.

Compressors especially require much more current on startup that when running. That means any appliance that cools is more of a problem.

Yeah, I had difficulty picking an appropriate answer some of the time. Like, does a fire hydrant have a hard outer shell? Well, not in the same way a turtle or brown-cow ice cream bar does. I really wasn't sure when to use "irrelevant".

Oops, must get more sleep.

I hate it when I hit myself in the leg with my lightsaber. It takes all the fun out of the battle.

Naw, as a senior citizen your audited classes would be free. *and it's going, going and it's gone!* 8)

It took only two guesses to guess an electrical fuse. Similar objects were: dog food and cat food. This is fun Blake, thanks. Though I can see how the global nature of the web might begin to confuse it (when cultures clash).

I won with a fire hydrant. It doesn't think fire hydrants are fun. However, "It does not matter if our answers disagree, over time the game will change its answers to reflect common knowledge. If you feel that the game is in error, the only way to fix it is to play again."

Why don't you just audit it for free? :D

Once the processor heats up the thermal protection will kick in. :P

We have several PMP ninjas at work if that helps.