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Maybe something from one of the following?: http://www.lcdarms.com/ http://www.innov-office-prod.com/ http://www.ergomart.com/LCD_MONITOR_ARMS/LCDarms.htm

I stole it....when you weren't looking

No SATA with the Shuttle XP models. time, is 1394 necessary for your bus. clients?

Is there any way of getting IBM's J2SE without d/l'ing and installing all that websphere stuff? Would IBM's plugin work with Firefox?

Earplugs always become uncomfortable for me after short durations. That's a pretty good idea. Newegg would be great from a large sample size perspective. One drawback might be the question of how many of those defective drives would be resultant of shitty Newegg packaging jobs (as many...

Ever install capture drivers and then get a temporary Local Area Connection 2, due to Microsoft TV/Video Connection? First time it ever occured for me (or at least that I happened to notice). A google search came up with a couple of hits. Interestingly, the quickest explaination I obtained...

My mistake, it was a 3700AMB case that we used. The finish on this case looks great too, but its durability is obviously questionable. The other knock I would give against the case was the really cheap plastic door covering the exterior bays. ....... Out of curiousity, I checked on Antec's...

Yeah, now that I think about it, if it isn't a low profile PCI card to begin with, then getting the bracket to fit in the back of a case's expansion slots would be next to impossible with pretty much anything but the most tiny of adapters ..... but I won't rule out the possiblity of someone...

I put together a budget system for a friend last night (actually its intended for his sister's oldest son, but anyways) and used an Antec 2600AMG case. I had heard about people mentioning how easy the paint job gets scratched on some of the newer Antec cases (in particular, our very own Blake...

Shouldn't that be Sonicwall as opposed to Smoothwall (the s/w firewall run by notorious loudmouth/jackass Richard Mic-something-or-other)?

...though, in fairness (and because he was actually a good guy), (a) there wasn't a whole lot of content back then (unless you count porn), and (b) being older, I can understand that he had natural suspicions of this new fangled mumbo jumbo technology.

I remember in '95 trying to talk my senior boss, in a research dept at a large financial institution, into getting the internet. He was skeptical and thought it was a fad...perhaps he's working in Indiana now?

I read the first four. Pretty amusing. More so for the memories they brought badk.

I was thinking about a physical adapter with a bridge chip within it...something along the lines of an Abit serillel type thingy .... only in this case it would be PCI card into adapter -> adapter into PCI-E slot. Something along what was shown in an Anandtech article a while back.

Anyone hear or know if this is visable?

No, there is two: PVR350 - uses the iTVC15 (later rebadged as CX23415 after Connexant purchased the original chip manu.). This is a hardware encoding and decoding capable chip. It has its own little heat sink and works in conjunction with two RAM chips. The card also has a TV output, made...

Merc, which revision of the card do you have? When talking with those other card users (in particular, those who don't notice anything), did the discussions touch upon which revision of the card that they are using?

Yeah I suppose....its just I got a semi hate-on for WD :D

Posting between 12-1AM (-5GMT). Yep, its slow. On the flipside, at least we know the backups are getting done. :D

There were one or two mentioned by Will in a thread on SR not too long ago. Personally, if this is the case (that TCQ still isn't in the firmware) I hope they do a public release of the upgraded firmware....and hopefully they will be made to pay in terms of RMA support to the legions of knobs...

there's that other big drive corruption bug too. Maybe its the same one...I'm not paying attention right now...just follow links in this following thread: http://forums.storagereview.net/index.php?showtopic=14063

Another little thing that pisses me off with TB/FF: say you have a couple of tabs open already. Then say you wanted to also open all the links from one of your bookmark folders. Problem is selecting "open in tabs" causes all of your existing tabs to be used when opening the links from the...

If this is true, my opinion of WD sinks even further....I guess its just par for the course with them though.

I'm trying to recall, but I think its IBM/Hitatchi Feature Tool that shows (and updates every couple of seconds) the drive's rpm speed ... if its not that, its one of the other dos based utilities that I haven't used in a while. Hmm, I don't know about this one, solely for the fact that no one...

To answer my own question, it appears it will be a PCI card....not that rules out a PCI-E release later on I guess.

I wonder if they're going to release it as a PCI-E card?

err, that first here should have been this here .

The inability to turn of the default wrap setting for find as discussed here here and here, is annoying me. Not sure if this is a new bug or by design.

Absolutely true for the most part of Canada. However, the situation is changing for some centres. Toronto, for instance, currently has the one and only Canadain OTA channel; CityTV. By Q4, that will list will also include Toronto|1, CTV, CBC (two stations...FR & Eng?). Yet at the same time...

The wench! Anyways, its obvious that you've become a better man without her Will :D

I agree....its just another Carlton sponsered holiday as far as I'm concerned.

me, myself, and i that was a stirring rendition. You made Harry proud.

Yeah right! You know what they say - once a bananaz junkie, always a bananaz junkie

November is a long way off. I wouldn't be counting the chickens before they hatch. Nor would I write George off yet either .... not by a long shot.

Speaking about crappy onboard sound, this Realtek codec looks miles above the typical AC97....

Well Mozillazine's front page is certainly working again. And with a nice new design now too! I also see that my earlier comment about their servers isn't lost on them either.

Hmmm. I don't think its quite for that reason.

Probably Tea ..... she's big and fat now

From what???

Hiding

Where do you think everyone is?

I agree with you CityK.... but naturally, I always do[/i]

Pretty slow around here lately

Although I'm not too smitten with the Firefox name either, Ben's Feb 8th blog certainly sheds light on the situation/predicament they faced

- As Pradeep points out, you want to avoid the situation of having 2 sampling rate conversions in series. - If the the device downstream doesn't have a built in sampling rate converter, and is expecting a 44.1 sampling rate, the outcome is? - other reasons??? mmmm, 44.1 was standard for a...

My favourite quote from Mozilla addressing the name change:

Does anyone know why AC97 does this 48KHz resampling? Why on earth would the specification not handle 44.1?

There was a pretty good Dilbert on the weekend (not certain if it was new or syndicated) dealing with calling in to get tech support. The scenario has some guy having problems with his device (which, in the picture, kind of resembles a PSU or optical drive). Dogbert, handling the tech...

psyc0sis, so your using the basic version (6.0.1) and getting this problem? Since switching from the full version (6.0.0) to the newer, but basic version (6.0.1) I haven't encountered any problems as if yet. That's because the AcroRd32.exe process is still running in the background, despite...

Thanks Merc, that's a nice one