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I would buy one if they called it the TimTim.

I'll be taking Amtrak from Chicago to Kansas City to visit my sister over Thanksgiving. Train ride is actually faster than driving by about an hour and a half, not counting traffic getting out of Chicago or stopping to eat. I just hope the train is running on time.

He asked for another way to do it. That's just about it. Either it's got to be JS or Flash.

I've heard that CFLs don't do well in overly humid environments, a bathroom where the shower is used probably gets pretty humid. http://energystar.custhelp.com/cgi-bin/energystar.cfg/php/enduser/std_adp.php?p_faqid=2567

You could do it in Flash.

The mouseover is done with JavaScript image replacement. View source if you want to see how it's done.

The backslash is needed if you want the code to be XHTML valid. Not necessary for HTML 4.01, but won't hurt. The border="0" is not needed, unless you don't want a border.

Could you just do something like this? <a href="fullSizeImage.jpg" target="_blank"><img src="thumbnailImage.jpg" border="0" /></a> If you are looking to set the size of the window, remove the address bar, etc, you will need to use JavaScript, but then you risk getting blocked by pop-up blockers.

Maybe vLite?

The last couple lines made me laugh.

So, what would be an efficient method to backup all of my gmail messages and be able to import the data back into gmail in the case of data loss?

I'm a little late, but I would personally drive over there and pick it up, that way you wouldn't even have to go to the post office.

How do you know how this will affect the species that inhabit the area?

I think I'll wait for that new Samsung one to come out. Hopefully, it won't be $1000 for a 32gb model.

The task manager? No, it doesn't I'm wondering if my system is configured correctly for quad CPUs. I can't even get 2 of the cores to max out in Photoshop.

I'll test this for you if you can tell me the best way to test it.

I went from Via to Intel recently on 2003 Server without a hitch.

Why couldn't a timer be integrated into the charger. Set the timer to the appropriate charge time and it will turn off after however many hours you set. Maybe some of the charges already have them, but I bet none of the cheap ones do.

<sarcasm>Yeah, a car that can do 0-60 in 4 seconds is really necessary for that.</sarcasm> You don't need a fast car to pass on 2 lane roads, you need a competent, experienced driver.

Why not hold off on the upgraded HSF? The stock coolers that come with Core 2 Duos are pretty good and those chips run cool, so you will still be able to OC it, just not as much.

Do you have a friend in the US or Canada that would be willing to ship you the parts you need? I don't know how much shipping would be, or what customs are like in Israel though. Also, have you considered trying to get the same motherboard used from eBay?

A lot of sites are still designed for 800x600. There are also an amazing number of people that still use 800x600. According to the site I have analytics for it is about 12%.

Did you read this?

http://www.storageforum.net/forum/showthread.php?p=102105#post102105

A brand new asphalt road feels a lot smoother. Though I have no idea if it matters to the car one bit.

I run 1280x1024 on a 17" LCD and it's fine. Tell your older customers to invest in some $5 reading glasses from Walgreens.

I think it's the second. Who wants to guess how long it will be before these hit the retail channel (i.e. Newegg)?

He doesn't need to, he already knows everything.

OK, I'm ready to buy one.

Looks nice. Too bad it's widescreen. I hate widescreen.

I have a feeling that this will come true within the next couple of decades. A barrel of petroleum currently costs almost $96. Wait until next memorial day to see what gas prices look like. I would bet that the average price per gallon reaches $4 by then. As prices continue to go up fewer and...

Freeways not money pits? Case in point: the Dan Ryan Reconstruction project in Chicago. Cost: $975 million, more than double what it was supposed to cost. This is for a road that is already built and only 12.5 miles long. It is a 14 lane road and only can handle 320k cars a day. It's also one...

Thanks Tannin. I will hopefully be getting 2 of these at work to replace my aging CRTs, which give me terrible eye strain staring at them all day.

Where do you get your numbers? Also, this freeway makes money?

How are LG panels? Something like this?

Ewww.

I wish I could do that. I haven't gotten to work on time in weeks.

Can someone explain this HDTach score? This was done running the virtual machine off of a 500GB Samsung drive.

I installed the Unreal Tournament 3 demo in my XP VM, but it won't start the game.

Just tried it out. Installed Windows XP in under 15 minutes. Feels vastly faster than VMWare, even with VMWare tools installed.

Wicker Park.

You're seriously an hour (40 miles) from the third largest city in the US. Either by rail or car. There's several NICTD stations within 15 miles of where you live, so you wouldn't even have to deal with traffic or parking. The chances of you finding someone that you are compatible with in a city...

I don't think it would take you long to figure it out.

I wonder what's healthiest? 1. No breakfast. 2. Pizza for breakfast. 3. Pizza and vodka for breakfast.

Museums? Chicago Symphony Orchestra? Grant Park Music Festival during the summer.

I'm definitely not anorexic. I am fairly active and I have a relatively small frame, narrow shoulders. I was the same height in high school and weighed less than 150. I also was running 40 miles a week. I can eat as much as I want and basically gain no weight. I also have been biking 100+ miles...

You could venture into Chicago, there are other kinds here as well.

They still have them, they are called calipers. They are used to tell you your % body fat though. There are a variety of ways to measure body fat percentage.

6'2" 155 lbs BMI: 19.9

The main reason I use a CMS is so that someone non-technical can maintain the content after I have finished developing it. It is more work up front, but worth the payoff in that someone can be pretty easily trained to us the admin interface to make updates.