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Since you're going to pay full price eventually, I won't bother offering it to you at a discount. Thanks for helping pay the bills next quarter, tho'.

Guess what you're going to be doing?

Tried tofu and lard?

BECAUSE IT'S NOT TRUE. On the other hand, Microsoft really is a ski lodge in the Canadian Rockies.

I'm disappointed that it doesn't seem to come in extra crispy. http://consumerist.com/2010/04/kfcs-bacon-sandwich-on-fried-chicken-bread-kills-people-everywhere-on-april-12.html

Yes. The apostrophe police have been resting on their laurels.

I stand corrected. People are trying to sap and then purify you bodily fluids.

God is dead!

You'd be surprised to learn that Intel is based in Oregon. Microsoft is a ski lodge.

The government really has failed these people.... http://www.flickr.com/photos/pargon/sets/72157623594187379/

Actually, it was supposed to be a false dichotomy. Since you say it's not that, it must be a true dichotomy.

Might I suggest using the aluminum foil to cover leftovers rather than your head? Nobody here is trying to sap and then purify your bodily fluids.

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There's also DeSales and Dominican.

Is the tea bag tied too tightly around your neck, or have you just sunk from ignorant to stupid?

Once upon a time, I ran the business edition, and there were no issues running it with a Back-UPS unit.

This is old information. The only difference between the models is the sales channel. The premium for the RS is because it is part of an entire line from APC. Check the product pages: http://www.apc.com/products/resource/include/techspec_index.cfm?base_sku=BR1500LCD...

There are 189 according to the National Catholic College Admission Association. But only four of those are universities with names starting with "D."

http://www.babybites.info/2010/03/03/1-year-happy-meal/

Possibly, but a number of names floated as possible suitors would be buying for the operating system, as well as a number of patents which Palm holds. Foreign hardware manufacturers such as Samsung and HTC have been mentioned. Even Nokia could gain with a Palm purchase. In general, Palm is a...

As we all know, it stands for "Catholic university."

I suspect that this was due to a DOCSIS version upgrade. If I were to upgrade to two tiers up, I'd need a DOCSIS 3 modem. Where I am, this DOCSIS 2 modem (should) work fine.

Work smarter not harder... sort by join date.

Not that this is really getting me anything, but I can choose 88-136v. What software are you using?

Actually, there's the RS LCD series, available in a range of at least 1100VA to 1500VA (but all appear to use the same battery); and the RS LCD Master Control series apparently available in a range of 450VA to 800VA, and, presumably, also share a battery. Other than size and some cosmetic...

Technician came out, saw that the cable was running through my UPS (for surge protection) and said that was the issue. Except that, when he took the numbers, it didn't make much of a difference whether the signal passed through it or not. Strike one. Then he tried to blame my splitter. He...

I really dislike Comcast, but I really like a good deal. Another "you get what you pay for" situation. I'm not really sure that they're being helpful so much as looking to collect that $50 fee for it somehow being my fault. They obviously haven't noticed the number of truck rolls in my...

Actually, it has to do with how they don't pose questions, come across with an attitude, and if they get lucky....

The problem of course, is that it's intermittent. Bigger, perhaps, is that the modem is obviously crapping out trying to lock onto an upsteam channel. I can't get S/N information on that, because it's measured at Comcast's end. It happened again, and the fix was the same: call in, follow...

Actually. "lots of techs on this forum" simply told me to replace my modem without much additional inquiry into the situation. That's Comcastic!

They've basically become the way IBM was thirty years ago -- except that they make consumer rather than enterprise products.

I'm wondering if it will play DSi games, as well. If so, I'm sold.

Merc's wrong and the rest of us are right. So, let's get back on topic. I'm expecting that the next version of Eudora will actually come out of infinite beta this year, and it will be based on Thunderbird 3. Is Thunderbird really such a turkey?

I don't know about clean power, but, like practically all of my equipment, it's plugged into a UPS. I only have basic monitoring of that particular UPS through my NAS, but another UPS plugged into the same outlet doesn't show any problems on a regular basis. Sometimes, when I turn on the floor...

Here's a signal levels reading from before the technician visit: Downstream Signal to Noise Ratio 39.8 dB Power Level 9.9 dBmV Upstream Channel ID 7 Frequency 30600000 Hz Ranged Power Level 48.9 dBmV And here's one that I just plucked: Downstream Signal to Noise Ratio 39.4 dB Power Level...

I know that a number of folks here use cable Internet, so I'm hoping for some insight into my problems. A couple of months ago, I switched to Comcast for a then-current promo. Initially, I had problems with general slowness and lots of dropping. The modem was showing lots of issues with...

I used to live near their office in Sunnyvale. I've used their non-enthusiast memory for many years without issue. I have four sticks of OCZ ECC RAM in my machine now.

Well, except that Firefox 3.6 isn't implicitly compatible with extensions from previous versions. So, you'd have to say that your extension is the incompatible bit.

So, government guaranteed loans couldn't cause the "mortgage crisis." Great. Maybe it had to do with the fact that those making many of these bad loans had no skin in the game. They had no incentive to make a good loan. And once you package up those loans, slice and dice them, then you can't...

I've had a ReadyNAS for some years, and it does. Unfortunately, since Netgear bought the outfit, they've put a lot of effort in adding whiz-bang features rather that fixing bugs and imparting useful functionality. Unless you need something particularly compact, I think that rolling your own is...

I really do think that is the case here -- except that, by default, phones come locked to a carrier. And there are at least two incompatible cell technologies in play here. One can unlock any GSM phone, and the carrier should provide the appropriate codes for free. CDMA phones, as far as I...

Is Firefox incompatible with the extension, or the extension incompatible with Firefox? I use Mr. Tech Toolkit to force compatibility with new versions, and haven't run into trouble yet.

A bit of a hyperbolic title, but the sentiment is there. http://www.wired.com/autopia/2010/02/could-cars-have-caused-the-mortgage-meltdown/#ixzz0ehYd6VnD Read the original paper here: http://www.nrdc.org/energy/files/LocationEfficiency4pgr.pdf

At what point should I expect the Macintosh to devolve into an iPad that is simply too big to hold?

You can't even install a third-party stack? Or do they all rely on Microcrap now?

So people using the iPad Mini... err, iPhone should also be able to use iPad applications?

I also mentioned in one of my posts that one of the problems is that SSDs have revealed many other parts of my setup as the bottleneck. There's nothing like seeing a processor core nailed while a program loads. Frankly, this has me considering a full-scale upgrade. Considering that your...

I think that you mean that some of us have more exotic needs than others....

Personally, I'm waiting for QDR support before upgrading my motherboard. Just because there's little possibility of me actually needing it doesn't make me look really stupid for requiring it.

Guess who's wrong and unhappy about it....