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I just got done looking at it. I looked at it yesterday as well. The page was updated today by what it says.

There is some weird outage continuing with Statsman. Here is another stat source: http://folding.extremeoverclocking.com/ http://folding.extremeoverclocking.com/team_members.php?TeamID=10047 --Stephen

Let me guess, Doug....That AC unit isn't yours but came with the apartment?

Spire Whisper Rock IV HSF review is up: http://www.ocmelbourne.com/reviews/whisper4/

Nice work, fool. Thank you for sharing it.

Minesweeper is too exciting...Try Pong. :wink:

Try: "You are bidding on a dual channel Ultra160 SCSI adapter from Adaptec."

Most assuredly, Buck, but I guess they are held in confidence within tribal circles. Pale faces like me aren't privy to the knowledge.

I hope you have a good time Tony. We'll be looking forward to the wonders of Australian bird life captured by your camera. BTW, here is a bird that lives here in Puyallup:

I await our Bartender's comments: http://www.deakin.edu.au/~dsjn/beer.wmv (about 700K)

White Trash IQ Test (Flash required) Source: Blues News My score was 7/Pathetic

Nero 6 Recode introduces 'bug' that could wipe hard drive Source: http://www.cdfreaks.com/news/7638

I just let my subscription to Heavy Metal end after receiving it for 9 years.

I still use an ATAPI ZIP 750 almost daily for storing stuff. Zero problems. I tend to wear a cartridge out about once a year but have never had one die without warning me to get all the data off it first. (Clicking noises)...I have 5 cartridges in use. It's Ultra DMA 33 so it doesn't slow down...

Good going, Steve. I also found that when I did a search for DW-U10A firmware but didn't mention it since I didn't think it was what you were after. -sk

Will, go to the site I linked above and read the part in the yellow box under "Download, Install and Uninstall" -steve

You're welcome, Buck. I'm still waiting for them to fix the inability to disable form auto-completion, myself. Maybe v0.7 ? :roll:

...For Windows, Linux, and Mac. Release notes & Known issues: http://www.mozilla.org/projects/firebird/release-notes.html

...And so it came to pass that two years ago, Groltz, a then regular SR contributor noticed something odd upon reading through the evening's posts. For some reason our friend EBB's post count had been changed from approximately 4500 to 3. Seeing this as a possible short-term curiosity, I...

The smallest pagefile I've been able to comfortably use with a 1GB of ram on XP-Pro is 140 megabytes. This has allowed me to run some fairly strenous games without issue. There are certain programs that insist on you having at least a token pagefile in order to run. Apps that use Direct X are...

You got me....I've never used the graphical client, though. Is it somehow being blocked from uploading by a firewall?

Although this cooler has been on Spire's site for a while, I hadn't seen any for sale before now. There are not yet any reviews that I can find. I'm curious as to how it will do against the copper Thermalrights. http://www.3dcool.com/?module=product&sku=SPA05B2

Weird. Here I was thinking that the migration to the 90nm process would allow for relatively cool running CPUs.

The POS gives an "Internal Error" message and crashes to the desktop everytime the "File" button is selected. Back to 5.5.10.28 :frusty:

Where?

There are worse. At least this guy hasn't shown himself to be a chronic, recurrent pest.

No doubt. Our roster has been at 66 since the end of May.

He certainly makes a good case for not letting your fitness regimen lapse.

Sounds familiar

Another possibility is to uncheck it from the Windows component list that is accessed through the add/remove programs applet. First, however, you may need to edit your sysoc.inf file (C:\WINDOWS\inf) so that it reads as: msmsgs=msgrocm.dll,OcEntry,msmsgs.inf,,7 instead of...

The pixel response times must be so bad that they won't post them.

Actually it looks like that link has died. Perhaps my posting of it in this forum caused the site's webmaster undue stress. Could one of the mods REMOVE the link please? Neverfear, I have a local copy for us. PM me for download info.

That was an interesting little piece of film, Merc. Thanks for sharing the link. BTW, here is a short film I'd like to share: [mod: Link Removed by Request]

To be honest, gents, the printable link takes me to the correct article only about 70% of the time.

http://www.eetimes.com/story/OEG20030718S0038 wide printable version: http://www.eetimes.com/printableArticle?doc_id=OEG20030718S0038 .

Howell has introduced pop-ups to SF...Is nothing sacred? :wink:

We used to have a thread for that, Coug. It's probably my fault that interest in it fled.

Thanks Howell. ~~Steve K

I must be dumb.

Go for it, Merc. That is some creative output you're sharing.

Do they have Nyquil in Finland? Disgusting stuff, but it's what I use as a last ditch choice. :mrgrn:

The representative from Griffith is in rare form this evening.

Check out this link (and the link within the page it takes you to) http://www.nero.com/en/content/helptool/530.htm .

Thanks, Buck. I had not run across such a thing before, but the sources for the rare 99-minute CD-Rs are very limited. There isn't much of any choice among them. From the readings I've done at a couple of the optical drive web sites the Fuji 48X disks* are pretty much #1 in terms of quality...

From what I was able to dig up, those errors are often caused by bad CD-R media. Just because media might be new doesn't mean it is any good. I bought a bulk package (shrink wrapped) of the 99-minute CDRs of couple months ago and that only about 1 out of every 8 or so was any good. :cursin...

And you got beaten to the claim of ownership to boot. :mrgrn:

I'll bet that the nice folks that run Amazon.com audibly gnash their teeth when they happen across parodies like that.

Thanks for the link Tim. :wink: