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Well, that would be exciting.

I'm not seeing a PSU?

Up to 50 users it is completely free. If you have more than 50 users it is $50/user/year. We are currently considering breaking down the company to different domains to keep each under 50 users and not pay anything.

I don't know where I would be listed as such? The only place I can imagine is here, were someone to start an odd rumor.

No doubt, and I'm comfortable with that, depending on the odds. This millennium? No problem. This century? Thanks for the warning. This decade? Time to sell... Edit: From the article

I really like my T410. It survived daily use in a construction zone for 6 months with a single error (fan - cleaned it out, no need to replace). Very solid machine.

Is there anything that stops you from setting auto-archive to something like 7 days? I'm with Merc on this; as soon as Google started offering to host our domain mail for free, I jumped ship.

Both of the ASUS monitors I have in front of me have both contrast and brightness. Being able to independently adjust the LED back light sounds very promising.

Most of my older friends with Kindles have gone directly to Project Gutenberg and not paid for books at all.

Mine was a public school in an area with a significant amount of gang activity. Probably 2 arrests a day and a school population of 2,200.

The #1 thing I learned in high school was how to spot an approaching fight, and how to get myself out of it. That is not something you are going to learn in a virtual school.

24" 1080P is the current bang/buck from what I can see. I buy about 2 a week. Larger than that and I get them a 32-37" HDTV.

If you want to read text, they are great. Anything else, no.

24" 1080P is perfect IMHO. For our users that don't like things that small, it scales nicely to 720P.

If anything, it will stay near the top and visible even longer. Better to avoid the noise of the other forums.

Don't feel bad, your persistence means that even at ~20k/day I won't catch you for a long, long time.

The Samsung printers I have work great until service is needed, trek they are a write-off. The HPs are more expensive and no better until out comes timer for a service. I suppose it depends on whether you mind throwing out whole printers or not.

Holy crap. You weren't kidding. I wonder what else Mark can do?

I've got the 6970 folding on my i5 4Ghz. Is that an inefficient use of resources?

That is a concern I've thought of. Once the blinds arrive, I suspect we will be using them fairly regularly. I would like the option though. Screw 'em. It's my world, too. If me watching the street/neighbors makes them uncomfortable, they can get blinds ;) As for me, while I won't be at my...

This really isn't a productivity station. This is where we pass the time. Watching what is going on outside is as significant as whatever is on the monitor. If we are going to work hard, the blinds are blackout with a white interior, so the "ideal" is available as well.

The blinds will be arriving on Wednesday, but that significantly misses the point.

My wife and I spend most of our waking time at home at our desks. To make the best of this time, I've put the desks in front of the biggest window in the house, allowing the best view. This brings me to our problem. At night, our current monitors don't get nearly dim enough to be able to enjoy...

Yeah. I don't remember how many before that. I started there not long after SR started, though I don't remember my number, so there were probably quite a few then as well.

This is the only forum where I have more than 10 posts, with the exception of SR (2,664 - last post was in '06).

Not sure which "F" word you are referring to?

No idea. That was the screen on full-white.

I've never done this before, and am looking for any tips. I've shot several sequences (4-12 frames) that I felt would go well as a series. What would be the recommended technique and output? Does animated GIF support a decent resolution? Would making some kind of video file require additional...

A bit of both, but the players (mid-tackle, mid-fumble) are typically more exciting.

Here is a very poor picture of a Sharp AQUOS 42". An even more complex pixel structure.

That sounds like an excellent range for this kind of thing. Would that be "the lens" to have? I might be able to get someone else to pay the rental bill...

I suspect it is buffering and decoding the signal. Perhaps there is an RTOS that needs to boot up?

Quite so. The 300 is too long for an American football game Surprisingly the 180 Macro actually focused quickly enough; even during tracking shots.

Indeed. Thanks for your contribution!

Shot the same night football all-star game I did last year. Venue was a Jr. College, so the lighting sucks. I intended to use the 100/2, but got to borrow a 300/2.8 for a quarter. Shot the rest of it with the 180/3.5 macro, probably the best choice to be honest.

Wow, a phone, TV, clock, and emergency light in the bathroom? I hope you have a Toto Neorest 600 to go with all that bling?

Is there any reason this kind of technology can't be strictly software? It doesn't look like it needs anything more than a trick driver and some knowledge of the OS.

Add-on eSATA cards are a bit of a niche market, there may well only be one chip maker who has bothered to commercialize it.

Thanks Doug for keeping us ignorantly blissful. ;)

How about simultaneously backing up the DB dump and file store to a pair of USB drives?

Erm, no. Not really. Though I will be taking next Tues. morning off to service my car. Of course, I will have a pair of laptops, a pair of phones, and a pair of hotspots, just in case. My last vacation was my honeymoon 2 years+ ago.

I'll keep an eye on you. I noticed Handruin has cut way back; time to turn up the heat a bit on him.

I agree, but my concept of small business keeps being expanded. 200 employees with computers, nearly five hundred total, multi-million dollar contracts, and me as the only "tech guy". I really like it.

Maxed one out and it's on the way for the boss.

An SL510 just arrived here. Not a bad unit for the price.

Part of my job is doing what needs to be done for my boss. From keeping his businesses working to driving his kids to school to cooking when the catering company blows it. Identify a problem, be the solution. I enjoy my work.

Awesome. I've missed the comedy.

Also even with FC and a SAN, you will need to partition chunks of your array for each computer to boot from. They can't all boot from the same partition.

And up near Coug is a town called Dildo.