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Sorry. Getting old.

I've done it both ways (policy and regedit) and both have worked.

Not a Thinkpad, but the G550 is very cheap and has a 10-key. Very nice for 15.6" laptops.

Bigger than 50" and less than a $1k? Not a thing. How about 46"?

Plasmas have burn-in issues. They just do. If you are cautious about it, you can avoid the issue. But if you fall asleep with the home shopping network or a DVD menu up, you are in trouble. I would never buy one.

Yup, it is all about the Neorest 600. Cleans you, dries you, cleans itself. The heated seat is just a bonus. This is a major leap forward in civilization.

That doesn't necessarily mean she didn't like it. It could just be that she isn't sure how to react, or that you actually managed some speechlessness. There are worse things. Even when I get a positive reaction from jewelry I've given, I don't know if she actually liked it unless I keep score of...

Indeed. You are on the front lines of the SPAM war ;)

Goodwin's Law! (It's like yahtzee...whomever calls it first wins.)

...or thermal printers ;)

Well, the engine turns off when the car door is opened (nothing to do with the garage door). But my car knows the frequencies for my garage doors and the gates at work; it can open them directly without a separate "clicker".

A steal compared to the 500/4 II @ $9500

car door.

Wow, that certainly is a unique lens. Any guess at a price?

If it is legit, I wonder if the guy realizes it is structured exactly like a Nigerian bank scam. Or course, it probably is a scam, but amazing that they would bother for such a small ticket item.

The interlock on my old vw went after the first 110k. I never parked in gear, so no big deal.

Online counts. I'm just flashing back to some single-player computer games in the past where I didn't interact with anyone for several days. It's as if those days didn't exist, I may as well have been dead.

The garage is still full of stuff for the house, so the cars are in the driveway. The engine is running, but the doors are locked and alarm is still set. The main trick is to remember to set the heat/defrost to max the night before so you don't have to go out there at all.

Just noticed the GTX470 hasn't been running for who knows how long. Thanks for the tip on the power setting, that was wrong on both my nVidia GPU machines.

We just finished having dinner and playing Shanghai Rummy with our neighbors. They are lovely people, we just need to excuse ourselves at the end of the night when they start talking religion. They are in their 80s, so there is no point talking them out of it.

There are worse ways to pass a day. Not interacting with anyone and mainlining heroin to name a few.

Destroyed the printer and voided the warranty. The thing was only 3 weeks old and he had no choice but to order another one.

Some coating on the paper. It was designed for inkjets. It ended up all over the inside of the printer.

heat seaters is pretty funny, Lunar. Mine won't turn on unless there is some weight on the seat. Though I did modify the car to support remote start from the key.

Authentic Chinese isn't all that great; I like my sweet-n-sour pork to be boneless, thanks.

A friend destroyed his very expensive color laser the other day by feeding glossy photo paper into it; the wax layer melted all over a bunch of rollers.

Test Drive Unlimited.

Caught Bozo, Doug is next ;) I just looked, and I'm the 1000th highest PPD user at the moment. Cool ;)

Rule #2 is that if you don't complete your thought, no-one can disagree with you. ;)

TDU2 is a massive f*cking disappointment. I enjoyed TDU so much, I bought it three times, and completely beat it (driving every road on the island) twice! I logged massive hours on that game not because it was the best graphically, but because the loosely tied together gameplay gave me actual...

Strangely enough, this isn't a real Thai restaurant. The owner is Chinese and the cook is Mexican. The best dishes on the menu are Chinese/American. They didn't choose to make it a Chinese restaurant because, at least in this area, Chinese = cheap.

Neither do I. Though I did just have the best vodka I've had in my entire life, and it was Japanese? I don't remember the name, but it was absolutely clean and super sharp.

Now that I've moved back to my home town, this place has become a regular hangout. Now they try to poison me. I stop by for lunch; orange chicken and pot stickers, and I get home at 6PM after having 3 glasses of wine, 2 shots of vodka, and 3 shots of tequila. None of which I ordered or paid for...

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DVD players are the only ones good for beer.

Today was 75F, right now (11PM) it is 43F. 70F in one day would be crazy.

I was at SFO, having just returned from China, when it was stolen. I was leaving for Buenos Aires the next day. And this was post-9/11. A company arranges for you to go to the office where passports are processed, and a guard walks you from desk to desk as they put it together. Kinda neat, really.

Getting a passport is an identity theft protection measure. It is much harder for someone to request a replacement than request the first one. Or so said a buddy at the FBI that does such things.

That is interesting. I've moved a whole bunch of domains to Google Apps. Many still have the DNS hosted elsewhere, while new acquisitions use Google for everything. Give me a test account to send to and I'll test from some other Google Apps domains.

Still mid-60's and sunny here :shrug:

I had to rush my last passport. Several thousand dollars not including the flight to Washington DC. But got it in 4 hours ;)

The Android 3 tablets should start showing up at the end of the month.

Ah, well I'm just doing GPUs at the moment, so I don't think that will work for me. Thanks for the tips though ;)

Got mine consistently over 35k PPD, will do some more tinkering soon. Handruin is still plucking away with these massive 60k+ hits. What is causing your spikes?

That is beautiful. I'll need to talk to this guy...

Funny you mention construction, I work for a medium-sized construction company (<500 employees), and my client is a small general contractor (crew of 5 if the job is big enough).

For the record, I found it by Googling the IP address (66.151.1.51)

I will play with that. At the moment, this user has about 600GB of data on a generic NAS that is being duplicated via a script to another generic NAS in another building.

I haven't played with Windows 7 Libraries at all. Do you have a recommendation on where to start learning?

I'm helping a friend take his very small company paperless. How small? He does all the paperwork at night himself, and Quickbooks is the financial product of choice. I'm thinking of setting him up with this scanner to supplement the flatbed (without ADF) that he already has. We'll also need a...