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I'll update the links on the front page.

In this case, maybe it's Robert Greenford?

I propose our Bartender.

I doubt you'll be able to find a circuit diagram of a specific monitor online. Your only chance would be that one of your fellow Aussie have one and send it to you. With me, you're out of luck. I never sold KDS monitors (no need to repair them either) and I'm a bit too far away to send you...

20 guitars and it doesn't pasionate you :eekers: I don't even have half as many computers. Some people have way too much money in their hands.

I would put the two CD writers and the Zip drive on the south bridge and the hard drives on the HBA.

Well, whatever the protein you'll end up crunching, you will blow the "best before" time limit with a P133. If you don't mind to do it, I'll wait.

Without knowing at all how many hard drives / optical drives you'll have within your 6 IDE drives total, I would advise you to connect the optical drives to the onboard ATA controller of the south bridge and to connect your hard drives to the PCI ATA controller.

Why do I feel concerned? Something that you should know is that most of our members usually visit ALL the forums. That's why Groltz suggested you not to double post. Everyone will see it even if you post it only in a single section of our forums. Groltz isn't snobish at all FYI. Welcome BTW.

Will, Next time, please, use [ url=link]description of link[ /url].

Your second guess is the right one.

It was, Cliptin, it was. But it was only supposed to be ironic for a small group of people.

I added the beta4 console client for both Winblows and Linux in the download section of the front page.

Just to verify this, could you please create a dummy user just for one protein and see if you get any credit after you have sent a result too late? BTW, congrats to Pradeep to have fixed his problem and restarted to crunch the F@h. We always need more help.

Somehow, I don't imagine Bill as an Afro-American. Good thing if he his (it would enlarge our ethnical background), but I just don't see him that way. And if Bill has French-speaking origins, well I think they are very far away.

It's alive! It's alive! I copied the beta4 in the same directory as the old beta3 (which I deleted) and it continued at 99/100. I might have my protein A completed within the 3 days delay afterall (I have until ~11pm and it's now 9:45am). I should know it in 34 minutes (the time it takes to...

Well, the calm and peaceful part of myself was hidden so deep inside of me that I think it went down the bowl long ago. The motherboard still seems to be fine (the enclosure didn't bend enough to reach it) and the hard drive inside that box was my indestructible Quantum FB + LM, so there are...

My other comp was running just fine on the same power bar. The only application that was running on KDE 3.0 was the FAHconsole. I checked 30 minutes before and it had 98 /100 completed, with the 98th almost completed. My system reboot about at the same time it should have completed the whole...

That fucking beta3 client rebboted my Linux computer when it was on the verge of finishing its protein A (over two days of work). When it finally finished to reboot, that Tabarnack client told me that it wouldn't continue because the beta has expired. But it's 8am damn it! Couldn't it have...

You forgot Gary :-( How could you? Gary is a veteran IT professional IIRC. He often post light-hearted comments, but he his also very well aware of the new developments in the IT world. Also a passionate guitarist. There's Bill Green too, aka Flagreen. He's our local elder. Bill seems to...

Welcome JKKJ, Don't worry too much about the multiple personalities thing. Eventually, you'll figure everything out anyway. Hope you'll enjoy the forum and the web site in general.

ROFL Dream on.

And anyway, StorageForum.net has a Folding@home team, not an UD team. We don't promote our F@h team on SR, so don't bother us (not talking to you Bill) with UD spamming.

They sure would be worried to see their CPU usage be at 99.9% all the time. But hey, you rent it, you can do anything you want with it, no?

It would be a lot more fun for both the newcomers and the old-timers if you would let them discover all this by themselves Tony.

Thanks Steve, That part might explain Pradeep's problem :

No more Giver fun, sad.

Alas, I did not follow the illustrous career of The Giver (neither at school or in the forums), so I wouldn't know at all what to compose for his sig.

Ask Bill. He's the most original among us IMO for that kind of things.

No, unfortunately. Well, maybe I did saw him, but the name doesn't tell me anything.

And if you bring your laptop at work, you will look far more serious. People (especially the clueless ones) often look at laptop owners as important, knowledgeable and professional persons. Sales persons will buy your pomps in truckload quantities. That laptop wil pay itself in no time. I...

Actually Mark, you're doing very well. Among the single CPU members, you're ranked #1, not bad. I protest. I've never bitten anyone. I smash people with my keyboard, not with my teeth. I also want to greet our two new contributors and I encourage them to participate in the forum.

With all that burning money in your pockets Bill, you should buy a laptop with wireless internet connection so that you could stay in touch even when you are away. Of course, they don't build mobile duallies yet, but maybe you could live without this feature anyway, could you?

But have you tried Opera on Linux? It's trully pittyful on that OS. Opera is good for Winblows, but Mozilla rUlEz on Linux.

Maybe Mercutio suffers the pre-1000th post syndrome and Bill is affected by the post-50 years old syndrome? Both are in cure.

Thanks for the tip, I'll try it soon.

The first appeal of Mozilla is that it's not from Microsoft. There's also the bookmark handling. You can place all your bookmark folders inside the "Personal Toolbar" folder and you'l be able to access all your bookmarks quicker this way. Mozilla also let you manage better your cookies than...

Why do you ask that so late, in the middle of the night? You would get far more eloquent answers in the morning when everyone is fresh. I'm too lazy to search the thread where I wrote my opinion about hard drive benchmarking at SR, but the main lines were that people shouldn't attack IPEAK...

After about 10 hours on Red Hat 7.3, I understand why many say that Linux is still a poor desktop OS. At least now with KDE 3.0, it's looking quite good, comparable to Winblows in many ways. But the snappiness just isn't there. Moving the windows often result in ghosting and visual artifacts...

Ahhh...So maybe that's why. Thanks for sharing this info. Buck, I noticed I was coming back on you steadily during the last few days. I don't know how much time you have before I reach you. I might have the time to pass either Clocker or Handruin in the meanwhile as I'm slightly...

After messing for a while with Linux, I rebooted because the FAHconsole was performing lamely. My plan was to return to the Win2K OS that is (was, actually) also installed on that system. Problem is : Red Hat fubared the MBR and now the system freeze when I tell it to boot on the "DOS"...

Forget it, my command only unzip the file. It doesn't un-archive it.

So does gzip -d, no? At least, it was enough to let me install Mozilla just fine.

No Clocker, I could not even download a WU from my linux box at the time I wrote that. I wrote that the client was working fine because I knew my computer had no problem to connect to the web and the client acted like it normally does under Winblows. Fortunately, everything seems to be back to...

Forget it JoJo, I found that page and now I know what you meant. The client is running fine now on my Linux box :D I cannot get a WU from their server though. I guess it's not just Clocker who is having trouble to communicate with them.

That's not geek,that's freak. Can you imagine all the money and hours spent to do such a cooling system? Freak. I bet he will ask his machine for wedding before the end of summer.

Yes it does. Where did you get the ISO for SuSE 8.0? On warez? I tried to find them on the mirror FTP site linked on their web site, but (at least up to yesterday) the latest version that can be downloaded from there is the 7.3, which only has KDE 2.xx (something pre 3.0). I finally...

What do you mean by "made it executable"?

I downloaded the beta3 client for Linux, but when I activate it, it doesn't ask me to configure it. Plus, I don't see the console running anywhere. I'm in the mist. Where are we supposed to put the client on a Linux system and how do we configure it? I saved the client on the desktop...

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