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After reading the article, I'm not even sure that this chipset is going to get out of the lab, let alone onto production boards.

If it's true, did someone actually target the car's system, or was an accident of design?

Perhaps I was naive in thinking that there would be boards with both AGP and PCI-E graphics slots.

I predict that they will play on a large field and it will have lines.

Have the chipset and motherboard manufacturers already given up on AGP?

I predict that this year's game will be held in a state which is home to neither team.

The NFL has hired a group of monkeys to produce the half-time show. It will be a work of Shakespeare.

Ah. I'd never seen the P-T event referred to as the "Great Dying." I was under the impression that vulcanism/plate tectonics was the generally accepted theory on this event - not an asteroid strike, as the story says.

I remember when I used to live someplace that got snow... nasty stuff.

Any idea how much more power it takes to start the reacton than they get out of it?

If this is true, what is the source of the material at the geologic K-T barrier?

Who *else* voted for Western Digital? Admit your sins.

Welcome to the world of unreliable *and* small drives!

As I recall, it wasn't even expected to last that long. Considering the amount of sunlight that would reach the surface of Titan, they were pretty much limited to whatever battery they could bring with them.

PS: I've given in to just straight-up service pack slipstreaming -- not even an answer file. All this monkeying around is too much of a headache....

So it's more space in less space?

What's the driving force for storage these days? Is it just more space?

So is anyone going to fess up to having voted for Western Digital? I've got my billy-club ready.

For those with money, it's time to buy.

Done and done. (It just doesn't do either natively.)

I used your soap two years ago; since then I have used no other. - Punch

Reverse spamming, yay! This is also a way that someone can e-mail bomb you indirectly.

The only thing that I might worry about is the rigidity of the case.

What kind of holding mechanism does it use? If it's a sleave-type, then you're probably okkay. They big thing with DVDs is to not flex them, as that can lead to layer separation.

Still trying to sell or trade these. As before, warranty to 2009. Asking $180 each or $340 for the pair. Let me know if you are interested in buying or trading.

I prefer realiability over performance. I sincerely doubt that there will be a price difference based upon the number of platters.

I put as much faith in Hitachi's 5x100 as I do Seagate's 3x166.

I'd just like to note that it wasn't deleted....

I'd also be curious as to whether compression took place in a reasonable period of time....

You should come to California. All Fry's employees here are morons.

The problem is that hardware is called for here -- such as the aforementioned parent. Perhaps the intelligent solution is to not allow the access to the Internet at all. If there's no time to teach them how to use something, then don't let them use it!

Bloated software like Norton has an easier to understand interface....

A properly refurbished drive should be more reliable than a new one. That said, I've never received a refurbished drive from IBM or Hitachi, and have scarcely heard of anyone else getting one.

Good times. We always need an attack!

I'm seeing 30, which is definitely odd.

I have to agree. Generally speaking, these are just rebranded versions of the aforementioned cheap units.

The major issue is the way that the electoral college is implemented, not the college itself. Things would be a lot more interesting if winner-takes-all was eliminated, we voted directly for electors, and electors were always free to vote what they thought was best. I'd also say that going...

...Or he's started in on the "to be viewed" folder.

Professor of Unapplied Mathematics. That's a title that I want....

DVD players are highly comoditised, so, all you really need to do is find a brand you trust with a model with the features that you want. If you want to skip out on the trust business, just buy cheap. Even a $20 player should last two years under normal use.

Are you saying that there's unapplied mathematics?

Physics? There's no physics in physics! It's all mathematics.

ntalk? I remember having to use plain ol' talk!

So, either the file isn't locked or your backup isn't true. Which is it?

This is technology. It's always cheaper later.

Maybe I'm just being too average in looking forward to traveling....

I suppose that you buy stuff, and put it into a "to be viewed" folder....

Newegg does outsource some of warehousing/shipping operations. This is why they suddenly sprang up two shipping locations outside of California a year or so ago.

Which is, in fact, PowerQuest DriveImage, part 2. Last time I tried to use it, it mangled all of my NTFS volumes. Not very happy. This is not to mention that anything that "makes an image" while Windows in running in the multitasking environment cannot make a true image, as some files will...

jtr1962, you should try living out here in Calilfornia without a car. A far different experience....