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Indeed. Thanks for the follow-up.

I hated mine. Returned it well within the 90-day money-back guarantee. It doesn't keep it's shape, it is firm when you get on it but you wake up in a hole. If you tend to shift in your sleep you will feel trapped. It doesn't breathe at all. Ended up getting a W Hotels Posturepedic pillow top...

5TB @ 50Gb/sec? Yeah baby!

That is a very interesting unit. Does anyone have experience with LG stuff?

Well, he is 7'3" and 66 years old. That isn't a good combination for general health.

Singing isn't on the menu, but there are quite a number of significant features. The ones we particularly care about: 1. French Door Config 2. Stainless Steel 3. ~25 cu. ft. capacity 4. Front Dispenser (incl. ice crusher) 5. Double Drawer Freezer 6. Digital Temp Gauge 7. LED lighting There are...

We'll have to order the fridge soon, as we plan to move in before Christmas. This is the one we want, hoping the price comes down after Thanksgiving.

I'm sure you've stuck in a normal RAID card, so are familiar with the normal delay. This is shorter than most, well under a second, but it is there.

It is only 720P, but I imagine that is usually enough for a 27" viewed from some distance away. I suppose it also depends on the source.

Here's ours.

480 is just about right for a C drive for me; I end up having quite a few apps for various projects installed.

If price is a priority and gimicks aren't then this probably won't help you, but I've had my top-of-the-line Samsung units for two years now and they are awesome.

That would be the one. I just went for the 480GB.

An interesting point, Sol. Unfortunately, so much infrastructure was set up statically in the 192.168.0.x range that I would be very hesitant to move it.

For the record, Android has a neat app that allows you to override DHCP settings on an AP-specific basis with static profiles, and that does support other subnet masks. I don't know if the newer 2.2 version of Android supports this stuff on it's own, as my phone sucks.

Did you go by and check?

The thing I really like about it? No cables, no configuration. Plug it in, and go. I've also had trouble finding a RAID0 config on a RAID card that would match the performance of these out of the box. I don't doubt that it's possible, but if that is your intent, just buy one of these.

I'm not getting an 800/5.6IS either :(

At this point, I would confirm compatibility with 3TB+ drives before I bought anything. Even if you don't plan on using the drives now, you likely will eventually. None of my Areca or 3Ware cards work with 3TB WD drives.

Nope, but I do have another Revo2 480GB coming next week.

Ditto

Looks like Android 1.5 and older has the same issue.

For the record, in testing, older iPhones/iPad touches can't deal with a DHCP subnet mask other than 255.255.255.0. They set themselves to that regardless of DHCP server setting.

Mine is going in on the wall or in the coffin. Either way a fantastic cooling system.

I did the right-click, run as admin. Is that effective?

I'm just talking about changing the subnet mask on everything to 255.255.0.0 and assigning stuff to the Class-B instead. It's just 192.168.x.x, so I don't see it being a problem in theory.

Turned out the computer was Win7 Pro. WinsockXPFix threw some errors and I still couldn't connect. netsh winsock reset ended up doing the trick.

One should be arriving today or tomorrow.

Blake, can you expand on the /24 networking restriction you mentioned above? I need to expand beyond that soon.

Actually, it is. Whether it should be or not is a different argument, but the income tax schedule makes it pretty clear what they want to accomplish, and the social benefits seem fairly clear. Agreed 100%. I wish all I had to do was pay a fine, its the points that bother me.

IIRC, Intel got into the SSD business because no one was stepping up with good drives.

Ditto on system restore. In fact, I disable it these days.

Tempted to place the order and take my chances.

$681 for 20?

You can get my least-favorite internet reseller to sell you 20 for 1327.80.

This user is one of mine at work. If I did a nuke and pave, I would have to reinstall all the apps as well. That is at least a day's work, as some of the installs are a real PITA. "rundll32.exe syssetup,SetupOobeBnk" came from a Google search. Pretty neat.

Hadn't even thought of it.

Problem: XP SP3 with IE8 installed Severe malware infection prevented any form of access (BSOD in Safe Mode, etc) Solution: Repair install from disk Prompted for activation before logon - crash to blank desktop Safe mode also prompts for activation - crash to blank desktop Boot to recovery...

As I told a friend when he had his leg amputated: That is cheating.

Depending on which page of his site you are on, the hours and days change. 11 to 5 weekdays

If it is a standard drive. A hammer to the casing should crack the platters. Or a drill through the top plate and the platters will work fine. Simply throwing the drives onto concrete repeatedly should be effective as well.

I haven't been out sailing in over 6 months. But the rent, membership, and other fees keep coming in...

My experience with the ATI cards is as follows: There are only two timing chips on the card. Therefore only two ports that require timing chips can be used at once. DisplayPort is the only connection that does it's own timing. Therefore you can use as many ports as the card has, but only two...

You blew some caps as well? The fluid inside does stink...

The official way is with a Microsoft Exchange Server. I have tried many of the other tools out there with limited success. I believe the client ended up finding a hosted Exchange service that was cost effective for his 4 machines.

This stuff is a massive exothermic reaction. I started with a full Tyvek suit and goggles, but with a surface so close it was like being in a broiler. Combine that with all the chunks of concrete under the house that tore the suit to shreds in the first 30 minutes, and that the goggles that...

Things I did today in order from best to worst. 1. Dropped something heavy on my foot 2. Crawled under my house 3. Vacuumed Black Widows under my house 4. Sprayed foam on the subfloor under my house 5. Found the old sewer line with my back 6. Got foam in my hair 7. Got foam in my eye I think...

That system doesn't have any spinning drives in it at all. The case fans blowing directly on the GPU tend to keep the GPU's fan noise under control. Then again, I bought one with an IceQ cooler on it. That case does support suspending your drives, so that should help considerably.

Wow. Burned? Are you soldering in your system?

Lanboy Air is better in that respect.