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That's a good price on the 90, but I don't like cups. They just aren't comfortable for me. I'll probably shell out for the 340. Should get a write-off for this anyway.

I don't think that you guys understand what the problem is. Of course, I question whether this is going to fix it. But someone had to do something, and Berkshire Hathaway simply doesn't have that much money on hand....

For those of you who watched the debate last night, except for Joe Bidden almost losing it, it was pretty boring. I found the explanation on how Palin got through it: http://andrewsullivan.theatlantic.com/the_daily_dish/2008/10/the-palin-debat.html Favourite phrase from the commentators...

I'm looking for a headset to use with my computer, primarily for gaming, but also for doing other online voice chats. I prefer the behind-the-head models. Suggestions or thoughts? I'm willing to pay a little money for something that's nice, works well, and won't break after eight hours of use.

I think that we all agree, it's crappy design.

I'd like to blame that Boehner guy. He just seems really slimy.

A fifth of Alaskans are Native Americans of some sort -- and Palin doesn't know how to deal with them: http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20080929/ap_on_el_pr/palin_alaska_natives ...And on a lighter note, here's a comment on her foreign policy experience...

In my opinion, internal fragmentation is far more problematic than external fragmentation of page files. There isn't anything that you can do about that. On the other hand, as said, just setting up a static page file will fix the other problem.

For the record, I keep my "My Documents" folder on a different drive. Every install of Windows, I have to repoint it at that folder -- but it's always there.

Money talks. FYI: Congress fails to pass a plan, markets tank. Film at 11.

I'm afraid that this is either going to be painfully boring because everyone is going to keep to script, or simply painful.

Although I don't think that it beats these, some of the apartments that the "Verminators" guys go into really make you question what has happened to humanity. And why the landlords have not kicked these people out.

Like there was any risk that you'd use that stuff between your ears... I am voting for Ralph Nader.

Politics aside, I simply can't vote for this woman. She speaks out of her rear 90% of the time. http://article.nationalreview.com/?q=MDZiMDhjYTU1NmI5Y2MwZjg2MWNiMWMyYTUxZDkwNTE= For those of you who don't believe me, here she is, interviewed by a woman...

I always knew that a Harvard degree was something that was bought, not earned, but.... http://thephoenix.com/Boston/News/68865-Are-universities-selling-out-to-oil-nations/

With BofA supposedly in merger talks with Wachovia, I've become convinced that, soon, all banks will be Taco Bell.

Fujitsu MAY2036RC Sun OEM. Passes all the tests. $50 shipped in USA

As long as you are under the FDIC or NCUA insurance limits, it doesn't matter if the institution is ready to fail or not. If need be, the printing press will be fired up. Unfortunately, Bay Area credit unions seem to have been the worst about this mortgage mess. A number have entered NCUA...

Like extra dimensions?

Given, it's still time away from home, but, unlike driving, you can do something useful on the train. Like sleep.

Does this guy actually need CRM software? Could he just work out of a custom database?

Downloaded Chrome installer. Found out that there was no way to block ads. Deleted Chrome installer.

These guys are smoking dope. The thesis is a problem with file placement. But they don't use any of myriad of utilities that can fix that. It "feels" faster, but is it? No real testing here.

What do we mean by "slow?" Aren't even the crappy SSDs performing as well as spinning disks?

The only reason that a brute-force attack would fail is if the password contained characters outside of the attack set, or the attack didn't use a long enough password. The latter is a common limitation of such free utilities.

Chances are, you're not going to want to take most of the appliances that you buy now to your new place. Beyond the fact that there's always something better and cheaper on the horizon, the probability of matching the appropriate decor is about nil. This is not to say, that you shouldn't get...

And, they look dirty all of the time. I had a stainless fridge in my last place, and hated it. Do yourself a favour and go with enamel. These days, you have to be really abusive to damage the surface. It'll probably be cheaper, too.

What are these people really affording? At the last place that I worked, there was a guy there who lived about a third of the way to Sacramento, with a 90-minute, one-way commute. He would come in early and leave early to avoid rush; otherwise he could end up spending an extra 30 minutes to...

So, your answer is for them to screw over jtr1962? Why are they so important that they expect him to cater to their whims? And when was grandma retiring to Florida "stiking out?" Thank god that this nation isn't filled with people like you, else we'd have packed highways creating a polluted...

Amen, brother. It seems to me that someone warped the "American Dream" into borrowing to the hilt for stuff you don't need, to live far away from work, in a house that you don't really have time to take care-of.

It is from the creator of The Sims....

Same thing happens with a PCI card. Should one expect USB to be different?

Two things that seem to inadvertently go together.... The Words They Used: http://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2008/09/04/us/politics/20080905_WORDS_GRAPHIC.html The party conventions in one minute (sorry, requires Flash): http://www.236.com/video/2008/watch_the_rnc_in_a_minute_8773.php...

Which is exactly why all-electric vehicles don't sell well. People love to suboptimise their vehicle choices based upon all reasonable situations in which they might want to use that vehicle. For example, my father's minivan is well past its prime, and, of course, he no longer has to drag...

\roothub0\device is different than \roothub1\device Therefore, it has to install new drivers on the new port. It might be nice if it did this silently (ever seen a driver install for an ATA drive?).

Research says, that, even though they don't need it, people won't buy a car without the additional range afforded by dragging around a gasoline engine. Ah, yes... people *are* stupid. You have to recognise that, unlike all the other hybrids currently on the market, GM has made the Volt a...

Well, the NOAA says otherwise. And they are the law. To be honest, is there a meaningful difference between 200MPH and 225MPH winds to your average person? Category five is really bad, and that's all you need to know.

I don't think that more cores is going to solve that problem with office applications....

ZipZoomFly will sit on an order for a week and then ship it overnight.... I've never rushed anything from Directron, but they've been fine for me.

Thanks for the info. Obviously, the mouse isn't USB 2.0, but I might suspect some funny business with Windows if it was a 1.1 hub. The whole thing is just awfully perplexing.

5 is the highest category for a hurricane....

AT&T will run U-verse over coax. User experience says it's not as good as cat5, but it works.

Are they going to take back the price/performance crown? I don't want to have to get my first real Intel-based desktop computer.

Can anybody find anything on the specs for USB hub on these Dell monitors? I just want to confirm that this should be powered and USB 2.0.

Can anybody find anything on the specs for USB hub on these Dell monitors? I just want to confirm that this should be powered and USB 2.0.

Wouldn't they get a better lesson if they all just went to another ISP?

That's why lawyers are doing so well?

I'm selling a lot of relatively small and inexpensive items. Some jackass from Berkeley insists that we meet there. Yes, he wants me to spend at least $4 in bridge tolls to make $7. I let him know that I'm not running a delivery service, but would happily ship it to him at cost. The guy was...

You can't lazy and actually bother to ask for a lower price. That just doesn't work.

Sure. If the monitor is asleep, then the USB ports are asleep. But I'm actually using the computer in my normal course of business, and this is happening. I'll be trying to use Firefox on the monitor, and the mouse movement will start to get whacked-out. If it were a power problem, then I'd...