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Did I hear right??? Ann Arbor Michican's street lights are LEDs?? Found it: http://www.a2gov.org/news/Documents/Cree-Ann_Arbor_LED_City.pdf Bozo :joker:

Interesting article on the next Windows kernal: http://www.news.com/beyond-binary/8301-13860_3-9800751-56.html?tag=nefd.lede http://blogs.zdnet.com/microsoft/?p=842 Bozo :joker:

You might also want to download the latest INF chipset driver from Intel for you motherboard. Install it after the bazillion reboots Windows will want to do. Bozo :joker:

No, but the only program I try to watch is NOVA. I know I must be missing some more, but I don't have the time to watch everything I would like to. My kids loved Mister Rogers and Sesame Street. Bozo :joker:

History Channel, Discovery Channel, TLC Everything else is garbage. Bozo :joker:

And, you have to go back to Dell for the parts. No Dell I have worked on ever had a standard power supply, or any hardware for that matter. Bozo :joker:

http://www.news.com/Sex%2C-Nazi%2C-burrito-and-Viagra-Who-Googles-what/2100-1038_3-6214020.html Bozo :joker:

Doesn't Open Office mimic various different office products. Open the document in Open Office, save as Excel? Bozo :joker:

It just keeps getting better and better for XP http://blogs.zdnet.com/hardware/?p=829 Bozo :joker:

I just canceled with Verizon. I bought a Motorola P170(?) through Tracphone. This is the plan where you buy the time cards and enter them into the phone. What is nice is if you add minutes before the expire date or the minutes run out, the remaining minutes roll over. The phone was $28 at...

http://www.news.com/To-advance-drives%2C-Hitachi-changes-the-head/2100-1041_3-6213386.html?part=rss&tag=2547-1_3-0-20&subj=news Bozo :joker:

Thanks Bozo :joker:

How do you record music from online 'radio' stations? Or can you? Thanks, Bozo :joker:

I just bought one of these. http://www.scion.com/#xB Bozo :joker:

They have the 16x slot, but not onboard video. Bozo :joker:

To get people to spend their money. Bozo :joker:

I have been trying to buy motherboards with onboard video and a PCI x16 slot for a video card. Makes it real easy to upgrade if the user grduates to more intensive programs/games. Bozo :joker:

I would suggest upping the memory to at least 1GB. 256 is marginal for XP to start with. Bozo :joker:

I wouldn't be able to get in or out of it in my garage. Ceiling is too low. (judging from the pictures) If you are in any kind of small car and get hit by a Hummer or Suburban, your chances of survival are about the same...slim and none. Bozo :joker:

http://www.ecogeek.org/content/view/1033/ Bozo :joker:

I think the most important spec to look at is the voltage. Intel specs 1.8v. Bozo :joker:

And, put a label on them. It could be quite exciting when you fire up your porn collection instead of vacation pictures for your in-laws. :-D Then again, maybe your vacation pictures are porn ;-) Bozo :joker:

http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=article&item=869&num=1 Bozo :joker:

This is the RAM I used: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820134117 I don't know what the difference is. I have it running at 1000MHz. Bozo :joker:

I would imagine that the cooling requirements for the room that the rack is in is pretty intense too. Another 100A to power the A/C unit. Bozo :joker:

I have had good luck with Kingston Value RAM in my GA-P35C-DS3R motherboard. Bozo :joker:

Cool. Reminds me af game that was out years ago called Mouse Trap. Bozo :joker:

Good test of 11 different power supplies: http://techreport.com/articles.x/13271 Bozo :joker:

New GPU-Z is out: http://www.techpowerup.com/downloads/777/mirrors.php Bozo :joker:

The bottom and sides are annodized aluminum. They conduct heat much better than the stamped steel cover. Any contact between the aluminum and the computer case is a big help in conducting heat away from the hard drive. Bozo :joker:

My first experiance with computers were with the ones that read from cassette tapes. We also had a computer (Digital Equipment) that had Winchester drives in it. That computer was used up until about 8 years ago. In it's later years, you had to watch the lights on the front and listen for this...

I haven't really been paying much attention to overclocking anything unless it was mentioned here. And even then I wasn't all that interested as the motherboards I use (Intel) don't overclock. The memory is Kingston KVR800D2N5K2/1G (and /512) for a total of 3GB. Bozo :joker:

I have been using this MSI/ATI card. Can't beat the price. http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814127276R Bozo :joker:

The system has run for 12 hours running F@H SMP. I think I'm beginning to like Gigabyte motherboards. I'm amazed! I have never had a CPU overclock like this before. I would post the CPU-Z results if I knew how. Bozo :joker:

FSB = 500MHz; CPU = 3.5GHz; Memory = 1000MHz Stock cooling. F@H SMP is running. We'll see how long it last. Bozo :joker:

The event log reports Error 8032-The browser service has failed to retrieve the backup list too many times...... Digging my way through the KB's and Google links. Thanks, Bozo :joker:

A while back someone was lamenting the lack of cables for 3Ware cards. I believe they wanted to use the 3Ware card but it had multilink cable connectors and they needed single SATA connectors. Anyway, 3Ware now has a complete selection of cables including break-out cables. (multilink to single...

The firewall is disabled on all the computers. If I read correctly, Server 2003 doesn't use the Master Browser set up. Active Directory is in the mix somehow. Also, most of the computers have more than one network card. ( my original post should read 'on their own networkS'.) But they still...

At work we have 28 computers on their own network. No DNS server, each computer has it's own permanent address. This network is NOT connected to the outside world. About half of the computers have had the Computer Browser service turned off. The rest become the Master Browser or Backup Browser...

Most Intel motherboards that have a PCI-e x16 slot have a molex connector on them. Been that way for about a year. I always plug a cable into it whether I use the slot or not. Bozo :joker:

Most Intel motherboards that have a PCI-e x16 slot have a molex connector on them. Been that way for about a year. I always plug a cable into it whether I use the slot or not. Bozo :joker:

You actually read his post???? Bozo :joker:

I'm all ears.... Bozo :joker:

I post from work and home. The huge amount of knowledge and talent here ( on all subjects) has helped me emensly. Bozo :joker:

Most likely, XP calls home, or leaves the door open. Bozo :joker:

Nothing will happen here until the polititions find a way to get tax payers money into their bank accounts from it. Bozo

Bus speed is at 495MHz. Folding has been running for an hour or so. Tomorrow 500MHz. Bozo :joker:

I have seen that connector on a couple of motherboards. I always plug a connector into it, even if I don't use the x16 slot. Seems okay, never had a problem. Bozo :joker:

I also got that e-mail. Just plain digusting. Bozo :joker:

One thing I have noticed about the CFL lamps that I have installed: the ones that hang from the ceiling ( with the curly glass hanging down) don't last very long. The plastic around the glass turns brown and melts, then the light stops operating. But, I just call the 800 number on the lamp...