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Following PeeWee? You gotta be kidding me. Besides, moving to the same project as SR would get us in competition with them. Ultimately, that would probably cause a merge of both our teams into a single one. Since we have less folders than they have, we would be the one that would be eaten...

On par with the similar Maxtor drive, except for the three years warranty. Fast enough, although not a category leader, and very affordable all things consider. Samsung has a winner here.

Thanks for the tip, it might have been the problem, although I can't figure out why the whole GCC compiler shouldn't be installed by default during the installation, since you can't do much when it's absent. Anyway, now most of the things work. We were quite proud of ourselves at the end of...

Really? You're in California and you were a fan of the farthest team from your area? Is your name Buck Tremblay or what? I tend to prefer teams for the players who play for them. That's why I liked the Colorado Avalanche from the moment Roy came with them and why I like the Red Sox in...

So obviously, I can't ./compile anything, which is quite annoying to say the least. How can I set the correct path to the C compiler (presumably GCC) in Linux so that the clueless operating system can allow me to compile new applications I need to install. Since not everything is available in...

I've stopped watching the game, I know Red Sox will lose. Wouldn't it has been of their stupid coach, Sox would be in the World Serie by now, winning the seventh game 5-2. You're lucky to have guns in the U.S. Now prove me you know how to use them and shoot Grady Little.

Why, why did that old fat cleless dummy had to leave Pedro pitch in the 8th inning? Why? Please tell me! The Red Sox's bull pen has been exellent in the series and Pedro rarely pitches more than 7 innings. He did a great job in this game to give a chance to the Sox of winning the game...

Buck just explained why your TransAM would fare worst than a Prius or almost any modern car : You might die as well when hit by a SUV, by your survival chances would be substantially better in a modern car. As for the point that Nissan and others recently introduced more powerful engines...

CraigLC, I figure you believe that your '79 TransAm is safer than a modern hybrid car? If yes, forgive me for laughing. And perhaps you don't realize that your '91 Jimmy is a lot more prone to make top in a curve than any car too. I'm pretty sure the majority of accidents involve road exits...

Flagreen, People writting dictionaries don't hold the keys to infinite knowledge. Their definitions are only their view of things, especially abstract terms, and no one forces you or anyone else to take them as absolute thruth. I'm with V8-lover regarding the value of IQ sores. IMO, it...

Unfortunately for me, Toyota has decided to sell the new Prius for 30 grands here, making it more expensive than in U.S. (According to current exchange rate, it should sell for roughly 26,400$CDN to be of equal value as the U.S. offering). That makes it a lot less tempting. I will probably opt...

It would only be fair since the bastards from the oil and auto industry insisted to classify them as work-class vehicules, so that they wouldn't be restricted to the same anti-polution measures as cars are. BAM! You want work-vehicule classification, no problem : out of the urban streets where...

If you don't mind wearing red clothes, there'll be plenty of job opportunities for you very soon in super markets.

That's because Microcrap has decided to move to a monthly schedule for its updates. Supposedly to stop worrying customers with weekly critical updates. So now, instead of receiving patches for holes in a matter of days, we'll receive them sometimes up to a month after their discovery in order...

You're not part of the maintream customers either and the small group from which you are part cannot currently generate enough revenue to incite the manufacturers to continue to push for bigger capacities for their new drives. You'll have to wait for the crowd to slowly follow.

Gentlemen, protect yourselves at all time.

And I suppose many of you would buy such a drive, huh? Certainly, since it would only cost something like 1500$-2000$ a piece. Get real, there's no market right now for a TeraByte hard disk drive. You won't see >300GB drives until current +300GB start to sell in resonable volume. But seeing...

The answer I changed was the one to question number 8 BTW.

I filled it a second time, giving an age around ten years younger than I really am and changing only one answer from what I did last night and I ended up being a visual philosopher with a score of 136. I answered to all questions in probably one minute since I remembered most of the answers...

Mozilla 1.5 Firebird 0.7 Opera 7.21 News source

Well, I took it although I very tired (can barely keep eyes opened) and there's a few question related to supposedly well-known sentences I claim I was culturally disavantaged to answer correctly, but...135 and visual math just like you. Would it have been in French, I would have tied you...

BTW, instead of a hard drive with Linux pre-installed, could you ship me a burner? Just joking.

Oh great. One of our customers (actually, our main customer) has decided to move to a Linux server. And of course, I'll have to provide the maintenance for it. Maybe it wasn't such a great idea to smash my sole and only burner afterall. Maybe. Anyone here knows where I could find a very...

Yeah, but ask your girlfriend to hide the hammer before you make the switch.

The key question here is "when will I be able to buy it?" And no, the key answer isn't "when I'll finally get a well-paid job". News source

Can you imagine the fees he'll pay for that auction? IMO, he should have start it at 19$ and place a reserve ;-)

Yes, that I know. But the issue occured during the OS installation and Anaconda asked me to change the CD, so it should have umount the disc alone. It didn't. So I became a bit tensed and my primary corthex decided that it had enough of it and that it would be a good idea to force-open the...

This is so great. The Fedora first installation disk, while refusing to eject due to an unexpected bug during re-installation (First install did no longer detect my mouse for absolutely no reason), called my hammer and resulted in the death of my sole burner. Guess it means the end of my Linux...

I downloaded the nforce driver for Linux, placed it on a FAT32 partition and then installed Fedora on the same drive (Fedora = freeware Red Hat). Once instalation finished, Linux clueless as usual about the integrated LAN on mainboard. Me thought "ah HA!, now have mighty driver!" I mount the...

As many moose and Québécois members know, NCIX (the northern equivalent to Newegg) makes interesting promotions every months or two. This time, it's for Thanksgiving. You can see the specials here. These specials combined to their bundle items can team up for a very overall deal. Not quite...

I visit http://www.bootdisk.com/ for the same purpose.

Sometimes Bill, you seem dangerously short-sighted, perspective-lacking and xenophobic. Muslims are like every other people : they are composed both of nice folks and ass holes. U.S. too. And the ass holes within U.S. aren't all immigrants. I'm not very pro-immigration, by the way. I...

Price can be right with P4 3.2Gagahertz? If yes, then great for you. Yes. All three should use Celeron 2GHz or less, so that you don't end up beating my folding output ;-) No, seriously, will they be high traffic servers (probably not)? In the extremely unlikely event that they'll be, SCSI...

Do you know how to read? There is no crap in Antec's lineup except perhaps if you compare their Solution series (and derivated LanBoy model) to higher-end models from other manufacturers. Their Performance series, all four of them, are excellent cases. If you tell me that the Performance...

Re-tinking about it, the Lanboy shares the same design as the SLK2600AMB, not the 3700AMB. But yes, it is just as thin.

The SLK3700AMB is part of the Solution serie. The model Clocker linked is part of a higher-end serie and shouldn't suffer from the flaws common to the Solution series. Yes, it is. In fact, it's worst since it's made of aluminum while the metal isn't thicker, so the case is in fact...

On the page you linked, at the top of the right column : Another suggestion ;-)

Antec's case not sturdy? Now, now, now. If someone here is qualified to judge the sturdiness of enclosures, it's me. I have years of experience in hammering and kicking enclosures to back up my sayings. I think that makes me some kind of an autority on the matter. Unless someone here is...

Google's smarter than I thought.

No, but I read this (middle of the page) and I figure it must be true.

The latest copy protection scheme from BMG has been bypassed. This is even better than the black marker bypass. It's so funny I was ROTFLMAO :) News source Submitted by LiamC

The Red Hill quatuor wil be happy to learn that ATI has integrated a competent uninstaller with the latest version of their Catalyst drivers.

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Get it here. If you have time to kill, you can always read the release notes. I have expérienced no problem so far, but since the only thing I did since I installed it was to reboot my PC and fire up my browser, it might not be very much telling.

It's an evil Celeron, don't touch it. Anyway, just adding the components' prices for a similar system on Newegg gives me a total of ~300$...with 256MB of RAM. The Dell server isn't even a deal.

What we need to ask ourselves is what SR needs. Then we should opt for whatever is the cheapest way to get it.

Since everyone is testing their connexion's speed, I figured I should too with my newer broader service. w00t indeed. The above was from a server at Hamilton, a few hundred kilometers from where I am. The closest server from me only measures download speed and it tells me this. SteveC...

By X-bit Laboratories : At last! The results are interesting. I haven't compared their benchmarks to those of two-years old desktop drives, but it looks like modern 2.5" would be usable for low-end desktop systems. Having a comparative review of many current models helps to have a better...

No, but maybe a Linux distro server, if I can learn how to make one that works past my firewall.

Thanks e-dawg for the pm about the broadband deal, but I just subscribed yesterday to a new promotional offer by Videotron. Haute Vitesse Extrême they call it. They gave me the cable-modem I've been renting for 10$/month for the last three years, plus remove my download cap (all : down and...