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And what's wrong with that? It reminds me of a piece I saw in a local art gallery. It read: "golddiggers are like prostitutes, but smarter"

Of course! What do you take me for, a barbarian? ;)

(Yes, from the bottle (full size) and from the can)

Breakfast today consisits of the following: + Yum.

I agree with JTR on this one. GWB is a massive idiot and is screwing the country at a time when we could really use some solid leadership. But the reason we're having to deal with him again is that the Dems provided no worthy competiton. Combine that with the fact that the majority of Americans...

just like all other techs to secure wifi, it needs to be confiured to work.

Just because people have done it doesn't make it a good idea. Why do you think people who live in submarines are nervous? It's a stupid idea, everyone should have a class in potential energy and why you've given gravity permission to pwn your house.

I think anyone whos home resides below sea level shouldn't get disaster relief and should instead get the word idiot posted on their forehead. You really have to wonder about peoples intelligence sometimes.

VX Pro cooties?

Just finnished my birthday party. Yay. I'm not old enough to look back at my life and wonder what I've done with it (though I'm sure that's coming), I am however old enough to look at my life now and wonder why I haven't managed to make anything of it yet. Fuck it. Going to sleep.

Nope. I've read how and have tried, no luck ;)

I love California.

Oh yeah, $1300 at Frys new. That made me giggle.

Well, I ended up getting the Sharp XR-20X and am incredibly happy with it. Let me brag with the specs: 2300 Lumens 1024x768 Dual VGA input (also supports composite, S-Video, whatever) Digital Keystone "Cool&Quiet mode" - 2000 Lumens at half the volume with 50% more bulb life. I love it, now I...

Thanks for the feedback guys. If I can swing it, that BenQ PB8220 looks great. I doubt that 1024x768 will suffer that badly over a 20' VGA cable.

Considering the nature of men, and the state a man has to be in before such things are possible, it seems he was either partially interested or was certainly able to perform under pressure...

Right now I'm looking at the InFocus X1A, which just meets my minimum specs for $750. Though I really am concerner about it not being bright enough.

I'll be buying a projector for my home theater within the next week. Does anyone have any reccomendations/suggestions? I'll likely be buying it at a retail store as impulse buys require instant gratification. I'm looking for the folllowing: Min res: 800x600 Min lumens: 1100(+) Celieng mountable...

Wow, that is a great read!

Have you tried using a thicker client? Perhaps there are additional features that permit faster downloads?

Sorry for the miscapitalization.....100kB/s.

Merc, I just went to torrentspy and grapped a torrent at random. Within 10 seconds it was stable @ 100Kb/s using azureus.

Exactly what I was thinking, but then again, a SFF motherboard with Pentium-M and RAID would do nicely for blade servers...

But Bush is taking it to it's logical extreeme. He knows that the minority of people are smart enough to see what he's doing, so he's going all the way. Making moves right in the open that are clearly wrong if you can understand what he's doing, knowing that the majority will still go with him...

He better find some way to satify his wife's appetite for larger...what was it again?

What's so suprising? 8 years of someone who doesn't have the countries best interest in mind, and who manages to stay in by giving the foolish masses short-term bribes against their countries national debt. Seems pretty simple to me.

Also, the Areca cards support up to a 2GB ECC DIMM for cache, that should help your random access a bit (especially for writes). I've been trying to find a way to justify the expanse for my home fileserver, the actual reason is the coolness factor, but my brain filters that one our before...

That is a nicely specced system Buck, what did it cost?

Although I have never developed a taste for Whisky of any kind, it seems Blue Label is a prime example; and at only $200 a bottle, might be a great place to start.

The trick to not pissing everyone off is in the subtlety. It's imperative to find the correct balance so that if she's looking for something, she sees it, but if she isn't interested, she doesn't notice. The best one is if you note someone looking at you when glancing around a room, instead of...

I think the trick is to stay in practice. 80% of my friends (4 of 5) are female. And I at least make an opening pass on every (seemingly) single, moderatly attractive person I meet in a social environment. I'm a fairly anti-social person, if I didn't make myself, I wouldn't do it at all...

A google for that gigabyte model gives nothing, did you type it right?

My week isn't going so great either. In addition to being sick as a dog (that is, if the dog was running a fever of 103) I was forced to dump someone only to be promptly dumped for a completely new reason. I was spending time with one girl, but it really wasn't working out, and I'd just met...

Considering the obvious indecision of someone you care about, and the no-doubt awkward situation between the two ends of this scenario, yet the desire to still be a part of it however you can...that's where I'd be anyway. "better to have loved and lost than to never have loved at all"...if...

For a while I was running 4 monitors and had Hydravision, it did everything I wanted without issue. That was about a year ago.

I actually snapped on a guy yesterday. He was completely computer illiterate but wanted to get started. He had a decent budget and reasonable needs, so a Dell Inspiron 6000 was his. Per my instruction, he brings it to me the day it arrives still in it's sealed box. I spend about 3 hours removing...

The mobility chips work pretty well with the screw/spring based heatsinks. I used the Thermalright SLK-900 when I had one, but I think the Scythe Ninja would be a great match if it fit in the chassis.

I need 2 toys for my new workstation: 1. Matrox PCI-E G550 2. Gigabyte I-Ram Anyone seen them for sale?

Still loving the BenQ burners. After a firmare update, they rip DVD and Audio faster than anything else I have.

YES! It's about time they address this one...I've been telling them for weeks.

It's not that I am using frontpage, but that my client is using frontpage. I tried creating a nice page for him using clean code, but he makes so many requests and changes that there is no way I could keep up. He's also not the most computer savvy: FTP would be a bit of a reach. So Frontpage it...

Yeah, I just ended up doing the same. Very frustrating. The entire page was created and uploaded using frontpage, so I think I'll delete the entire site and have the author re-upload it...I'll keep you posted.

I followed the directions of the QB article to add the MIME type, and it said it already existed. I then scrolled down the list and sure enough there it was listed as "octet sctream". Neither the EXE nor the HTML are modified in any way, they are both static files. I will be able to check the...

Good thoughts Will, but the MIME for EXE is already there by default. I've also gone in and enabled all the default extensions. Though the content isn't dynamic, it's an html file with a direct link to the file in question, and I've verified that the file is there. Any more ideas?

My biggest concern would be the power consumption of a wireless version. We'd need to use rechargable batteries to keep it practical.

Hi, I just built a new webserver running server 2003 standard with IIS 6.0 and the Frontpage 2002 extensions. A user uploaded their website and everything seems to work, except for the link to the executable. I've verified that the file is there, but whenever you click on the link, you get a...

Now I'm definatly a pot calling a kettle black, but IIRC you are a fan of SCSI and Supermicro, correct?

Seconded. Not the absolute cheapest, but not far from, and really easy to implement, manage, and scale.

It will be cheaper to get a seperate computer with the drives attached, then shared over LAN. eSATA is pretty darn new and there aren't many products out, those that are out cost a pretty penny, and haven't been tested thoughly. When caluculating the cost of going for more smaller disks in a...

250 isn't big enough anymore...I need at least 300-400GB per drive.