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thanks for the laugh clipton

Get her a surprise instead... something nice like a T-bred... err wait that's me....

This should be a no brainer tannin. I would say no.

I don't consider myself too much of a videophile when it comes to TV... I just like to enjoy a rerun of the simpsons or sienfeld once in awhile... But we've had good luck with JVC in the 27-29" department. I don't know exactly what you're looking for ... flat screen? high definition? do you...

The article does have some truth to it, however balming the AV companies and using the word "racket" is just absurd. It goes to show that the most effective Anti virus tool is a good POLICY that is well enforced. Personally, I (1)don't run executable files from unknown sources, (2) I don't...

Well, i would really like one for myself, but I was thinking of my sister who doesn't have a PC of her own(she shares one with my parents) and it really doesn't meet her specs very well. My sister is quite a bit younger than me and doesn't have a job, and my parents have little interest in...

I find that my computers have historically kept very good time. Much better than my alarm clocks or timex watches. I have used a timex indiglo expedition watch for nearly 8 years.. I think I'm on my second or third one now. They dont break, I just lose them. I no longer place it on my wrist...

the muppets are not bad... or do rivers/cities... in a lab at school we did monsters (werewolf, frankenstein, the blob, fang, Dracula, etc)... At home I do characters from Anime (chibi-usa, usagi, mihoshi, papillion, tenchi, chibi-chibi, tinNyanko, ...)

well what do you expect them to do? ask the virus maker for full information before releasing the virus?

What bug??? AS far as I can tell... when win2k/XP says PIO.. and I run a benchmark... it really is PIO mode (Even if during bootop it said something else)... HIgh CPU usage and slow transfer rates are the pits.

I find it funny that all of those openSSL problems were fixed before CERT posted anything about them.... same with the ISC BIND 9. A patched version that fixed this problem was available months before CERT posted about the vulnerability. These kind of things speak clearly to me that open source...

I just thought I should link to the compgeeks site because I often find it frustrating to buy a cable for 10 times what it should cost.... http://www.compgeeks.com/products.asp?cat=CBL check out the round IDE cables and the molex Y splitters... great deals compared to what I can get locally.

oh, forgot to mention that the IDE package is $2.25

You can also get the IDE package here... http://www.compgeeks.com/details.asp?invtid=MBBPLUS IDE cable, floppy cable, CD audio connector, etc. Package includesOne (1) 40-pin/80-wire UDMA 66/100/133 IDE Cable(20-pin Blocked) 18" Long One (1) 34-pin Floppy Cable 16-inch Long One (1) 4-pin...

http://www.compgeeks.com/details.asp?invtid=698442-002 Intel Cable PackPackage Includes: One (1) 36-inch 7-device 68-pin SCSI cable One (1) 30-inch Floppy cable One (1) AT-style serial port w/backplane adapter One (1) Nonstandard ATX backplane No SCSI terminator included For $9.95 from...

Question: What Celcius temperature is required to boil water at an altitude of 100 meters? Answer: Peanut Butter Jelly Time

He WAS good for something!

i would think that you would notice your penis burning....

I cracked the LCD of my gameboy.... it went like this: ...pop.... *POP*

You know... this has been said before... but I feel it should be said again When there is a problem with Apache... people say.. "Oh look at that, another Linux security flaw" or when there is a bug in Samba... people are quick to blame linux. But I don't hear anybody saying "Microsoft sucks...

so you suggest leaving it outside all the time? kind of like guns when you are hunting... don't bring them inside because the condensation will rust the barrels.

honold, are you looking to sell any of those shuttle boxes? I'd even be interested in the socket 370 based sv24.

4MB of available RAM??? Yeah, that 4mb was pretty common in winNT 4 setups.... but those are usually considered "Low memory" situations... you might want to go through msconfig and get rid of any crap-ware that came with the computer or has been installed since then. After that I would go...

You hear that Tea?

how is it any safer? wouldn't you just lose space if you added say, a 800BB.

now that I think about it, If i sat behind a computer using these drives.. I probably couldn't pick which computers had which drives unless i used a benchmark to tell me. So, given that, I may as well pick drives on things like reliability, cost, warranty, and of course accoustics. it's too...

my mobo came with ghost.exe (ghostpe = ghost personal edition) however, it is the 2002 version(7.0) it is usefull.. but not as useful as 2003(7.5)

na... a remap that takes place in the keyboard drivers will work in almost any application whether or not it supports find/replace. I would assume the only time it wouldn't work is if a program does not use the keyboard driver you're using for windows.... that would maybe be some games... and...

this is what I thought

Question: What is the worst search engine in the world used to search for? (hint: it comes packaged with an office product that ends with XP) Answer: :eekers:

Are you shitting me? I think kansas City must have the highest number of modded Civics per capita of any place on the earth. If I go anywhere I am likely to see several modified civics... lowered... super charged... acura engines.... quad exhaust... racing transmissions and tires...

He got a lot of flak for something that he really shouldn't have. I assumed his statement was probably meaning that he supported legislation that eventually lead to the creation of the internet. But, as everybody knows, the media often takes statements GROSSLY out of context and we are left to...

i voted for Gore too

please check this out, the complete history of Jack Schitt: http://isol8.org/filemgmt_data/files/knowjackschitt.swf

sounds like a good course of action to me... you might also want to take this as an oppurtunity to backup any files dear to you or possibly image the entire HDD.

are there alot of people that want this? (I'm sure there must be some demand for it otherwise plextor wouldnt have made it) I would have thought most people would have already gotten IDE writers since SCSI ones have been few and far between. With UDMA drives I don't really see the benefits of a...

i agree that IOmeter is a better indicator for server use. I also agree that winbench is better indicator for desktop use. the .9ms access time difference between the 2 barracudas is half the difference between going from a 5400RPM drive to a 7200RPM drive. If you had 2 drives with the same...

man TB hasn't updated there drivers for a while... not that anything is wrong with the current bacth, but it'd be nice to upgrade something.... >8-) ...maybe add some new features

Oh, by the way. I won't be buying a new car for quite a while.... I spend too much money on computers me thinks. $20,000 is a bit much for a car that most people would consider basic. I would be more likely to spend about $8,000-$12,000 on a used car... probably something ~2 years old with...

i havent read up on the Honda hybrids... man, that's a small engine!!! I would really have to test drive and take the total cost of ownership into consideration before I even put this car in my list of possibilities.

Yeah, and I think it's only $90 right now..... :x

I had problems with winXP keeping time properly.. on the same system win2k, linux, and winME would always keep good time.... I disabled the time sync crap (had to do it in both the 'services' section and via the setting when you double click on the clock in the taskbar) That seems to have...

maybe I should get a 128 for christmas.....

i used the ghost 2003 trialware to burn the image directly to CD... i was impressed to say the least... that gives me 15 days to reformat and reinstall stuff and see how it works/see if i forgot to backup something >8- )... I decided to swap HDD's with another computer... I put a 5400RPM ~10...

muhahaha... I found a fix... computing.net had this fix... as it was alos posted on a microsoft tech article... It recomended defragging free space only, then doing files, then defagging everything, however these options were not listed in the win98 advanced section.... i only remember them...

well... even after running scandisk i get the defrag error "defrag006" according to microsoft the problem is that defrag cant read one or more (possibly bad) sectors of the HDD... I am thinking about letting this slide and just not defragging this drive.. or possibly trying a 3rd party util.

hmm.. i thought it might be caused by an overflow in the hardware... but the DOS version of scandisk does not exhibit the same behavior... that only leaves the drivers and the windows version of scandisk itself... how odd.... considering that both win98 and scandisk for win98 were designed to...

I was running defrag(win98) and got an error message that I should run the thorough scandisk... so I do... But I notice something odd.... I am running scandisk and I look at the HDD activity light... it is off.... I look at the CD activity light... and It's on... I check the CD drive...

25mpg? our expl..... i mean... an aquantaince of mine's Ford Explorer(circa 1998) is in perfect mechanical shape and barely gets 24mpg on the highway... for an overall MPG of about 18 mixed city/highway driving. I can only imagine what an Expedition or dare I say... a hummer gets. Thankfully...

bah! you dont know what hot is until you've felt the wrath of a passively cooled 486 66mHz CPU.