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Apparently so: Forbidden: Your client does not have permission to get URL /s1600 from this server. :p

I'm in the middle of about 50 Compaq C551NRs ($400). They get an image on first boot.

My question is: why isn't the energy/water in the cost already? Clearly someone is (should be?) paying for the energy/water, so that should be factored into the cost already. If it isn't, that means that someone isn't paying what they ought to for the resources they are using. If water and...

That is the one. Rooftop pool? $100 champagne? Too bad you are so far away, we could throw some decent parties (I provide women and you provide everything else. ;)

Cost.

Three thoughts: 1. Job security 2. That tool that cleans all the crap from a new computer automatically 3. 4AM? Getting frisky? ;)

Dupe detection? Sweet. Thanks Handruin.

I wasn't encouraging Eugenics, I was discouraging the government from subsidizing children. Any children.

I currently have a large phone, and the whole point of getting a phone that can do PAM would be so that the phone doesn't have to be so large. If the phone was going to be Treo-sized, I might just do the work from it.

I use Nero Burning Rom 7. It has a "copy" command.

What do you have left Eric?

A service I am personally interested in is using bluetooth from my phone to allow unlimited surfing from my laptop. I've read that Verizon (my current provider) has removed this capability from phones that should support it. Is anyone doing this? What provider/phone are you using?

No kidding. 600mW!

I just deployed about 30 USB EV-DO modems with laptops using Sprint's service. Speeds are nice, latency is a bit high. Due to my area (Silicon Valley), coverage is not typical of other areas. There isn't a dead zone for 40 miles.

If you're up for it, I would be interested in seeing a list of your components.

...and how much on tape?

If it's a wired router that acts as a wireless access point, no. If you want to do fun things like repeat wireless signals, or have 2 wireless zones (secure and insecure) than you need two.

I tried a whole new hard drive, still no joy. Unfortunatly, play time is up on this box; they'll be getting Vista.

I heard that it was available in Macs now, and just did some reading as well. Looks very cool. The only issue I see is that you need a whole lot of drives to make some of the higher-end features practical.

It seems that this was the biggest accomplishment of SATA power connectors. After them, even Molex is acceptable.

Interesting. I've done something similar with the VIA Eden ITX boards and USB WiFi. Be sure to keep us up to speed on the project.

I tried a retail disk and 2 copies of the ISO downloaded from MSDN. I'll try TinyXP when I get home.

The bulb on my Sharp XR-20X projector burned out at only 50% of it's rated life (~1100 hours). I suspect it got moved around more than was good for it (a few special events). I found a replacement at officeworld.com for ~$340 with free shipping. Ordered it at lunch 2 days ago and it arrived...

I also prefer 4:3 displays. The thing I do most often with my computer is read columns of text. This will always be easier with more vertical screen space, horizontal space makes very little difference. Also, consider word processing/other office applications. The menu and toolbars are on the...

Interesting. This machine will not load XP Pro onto a completely formatted HDD, but Vista and Ubuntu 7.04 both load fine and operate without any issues. Anyone experienced this before? XP Pro gives the same error as before: "An error has been encountered that prevents Setup from continuing...

Nope. I've done it once, fortunately it was on a WD so I could use the Molex.

I actually had beans on a pizza at CPK once; it wasn't bad. IIRC, beans, ground beef, and sausage bits.

IIRC, none of the Macs have 4:3 displays.

I bought DDR2-1000 in anticipation of C2D goodness. It's a complete waste in my current system; I can't OC at all without instability.

Trying....so...hard.......

Very cool. Congratulations!

35%+ stable OC? I might not be able to stay out of the pool for long...

It did. Unfortunately, the attempted repair install has now borked the whole thing. Fortunately (?) I just got a call from another client who is having the same problem with a different computer, so I'll have another go in a few days.

What would a clean install have to do with a bad hard drive?

Never used one. Due to concerns about motherboard components, I've been switching back to HSFs that blow down.

Pirates of the Caribbean

Thanks Bozo, looks like the links I was trying to follow from Google were old...

MS has managed to kill Sysinternals :( Just tried a repair install: "An error has been encountered that prevents Setup from continuing. One of the components that Windows needs to continue setup could not be installed. The Parameter is incorrect. Press OK to view the Setup log file." Log...

CPK pushes the limits of what even I, a pineapple-loving freak ;), would consider "pizza". Beans? Shrimp?

Version 2 PCI Express? Now I know I haven't been reading enough...

Great results with such a small voltage boost Bozo. I'm trying so hard to wait for the quad-core price drop...

For the betterment of humankind? Sure. Sink me. ;)

dupe.

Wow Time, inflammatory much? I have to say I agree with Sol on this one. Any time the government supports (or encourages through support) actions that are not beneficial to anyone, something is wrong. I'm not saying that anyone should be killed, or that any specific laws should be passed, but...

Good tips Bozo. I'll try them out when I get home tonight.

Be sure to keep an eye on your temps if you are going to bump the voltage with a stock cooler. I'd recommend something a little bigger.

Ubuntu live CD works fine. Windows safe mode runs fine. All the diagnostic tests I have run fine. I really don't think this is a hardware issue, it's happened on 4 different machines recently. I suspect some form of malware/etc is the culprit, I just want a fix other than nuking the OS, as I...

Ubuntu live CD works fine. Windows safe mode runs fine. All the diagnostic tests I have run fine. I really don't think this is a hardware issue, it's happened on 4 different machines recently. I suspect some form of malware/etc is the culprit, I just want a fix other than nuking the OS, as I...

I never install the firewall, and I leave all drive-based settings at defaults. The Samsung drive testing utility passed with flying colors.

This one is old. I built it as my most basic office system more than a year ago. A64 3200+ 1GB RAM Gigabyte NF4 board 250GB Samsung Drive