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Man, I'm awesome with Photoshop...

How about this:

I agree with Gary on this one.

It does not include the shipping.

P stands for personal, it will be smaller not as well built and slower. N does stand for network. I can't remember what M stands for, but I think it has something to do with post-script.

I would only buy a used unit that has a low page count or has been completely refurbished/repaired. I wouldn't even bid on an auction that doesn't mention page count because it means the unit has a really high pagecount. Personally I would look for a LJ5 you will appreciate the extra speed...

The Laserjet 4 is a big printer and will cost a bundle to ship. I'm not sure how big the 4P compared to the LJ4 but I doubt it is small. I bought a LaserJet 5 for around $140, with less than 7,000 pages printed on it. It has worked very well for me. The LaserJet 5 is not quite as heavy as...

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What about when you smack against a seatbelt or airbag? These things are quite rigid and can easily break bones. (Especially seat belts.)

Forgot to ask, what are the gestation periods for a cold and flu? And how long does a typical strain last?

Which one of the two causes you to vomit? I always thought it was the flu...

Good article Giver...I'm just wondering how much of that is true? Can someone with more knowledge on the situation fill me in?

Software RAID 0 cannot be used as a boot drive in Win2k. RAID 1 can be used as a boot disk, but it is only supported in Win2k Server and above.

You can get Geforce4 MX440 that are PCI. But, who knows how good their 2D quality is. I never have seen any problems with the output of either my old Geforce2 Pro, or my never Radeon 7000. I don't have the newest screen, but it is decent (Sony 220GS).

If I could find enough replacement programs for OSX then I would definitely buy an iBook or Powerbook. They are just soooo much cooler than any x86 laptop on the market. One of my friends has one, it is a little slow, but other than that it is very well designed. But, they are not the...

I wonder what kind of access time it will have? Will they actually use quality SCSI actuators in it or will it use the same lethargic ones as their IDE drives use? 5 Year warranty is a plus, but the final cost will be drastically higher as a result. I think I will still stick to SCSI (at...

I'd say if you don't care about capacity then pick up the 10k3, it is a fine drive. It should be noticeable faster than your old drive too.

Merc, Do you want me to write the batch file for you?

Write a script. This really wouldn't be that hard.

This is the gist of what it is supposed to do: I'm almost loathe to tell you what it actually does, because it does sound quite good - very good in fact for a freebie download. The 'Buddy' in the Bonzi Buddy download is a cute purple 3D gorilla(or a parrot in the old version) called Joe who is...

http://www.dooyoo.co.uk/review/377787.html - this page explains everything

It's called Bonzi Buddy. It is an evil purple monkey that sits on your desktop and won't leave. Lots of sites try to force Bonzi Buddy down your throat. Whatever you do, don't install it!

Ya, but the talking monkey installs itself without the user knowing in some cases, which is even more evil.

I found this while searching the internet. It works alright, give it a try if you wish to monitor your internet usage more closely. http://www.atomiclog.com/ If anyone knows of other tools please share them.

I use Netstat Live to monitor the total amount of bandwidth being used. However, I'm looking for a program that will tell me how much bandwidth each application is using. The reason for this is because sometimes I see high bandwidth numbers and I don't know where they are coming from.

No way, if you actually did that I would say you need to head to Vegas because you're a lucky bastard.

Buck, you forgot to mention how hard it is to figure out how these cases are to disassemble or get a drive out of. (At least for me...and I can figure out most Packard Bell cases without a problem)

I don't think it was a case of it being hot, but more like dangerous chemicals that were present.

Actually there were several reports of people that found debris before they were told what it was and were injured by chemical burns and the like. So it isn't completely made up that the debris is dangerous.

http://forums.storagereview.net/viewtopic.php?t=8055

Come on Merc that's not hard to write. Will the app exit when it completes? In that case it is even easier.

Won't SiSoft Sandra do something like that? Or just use system information, if that gives you enough information. What type of database are you planning on using? How are you going to code this to work in a sequence? Some type of script?

$1.80 that's pretty cheap...

Fushigi, have you tried Crazy Browser? It's based on IE, so it will display any page that IE does just fine. Plus it blocks 98% of pop-ups and uses tabbed browsing.

Thats a pretty cool idea, but it would be a PITA to move it, unless you want to bring the entire desk with you.

The do not call lists don't stop charitable/non-profit calls, which can be just as annoying as the for-profit calls. But, I don't get any of these calls because I don't even have a regular phone, just a cell phone. Now if I start getting these calls on my cell phone then I will really be pissed.

Well, I thought it was good.

I recommend that you get a real better newsreader if you spend any amount of time reading forums. http://www.forteinc.com/main/homepage.php - good for everything http://www.shemes.com/grabit/ - good for binaries

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Sounds just like the weapon used in 007 Goldeneye. Except this one doesn't use a nuclear blast from space.

Not to put words into Time's mouth, but in this case I would believe it to mean people that are poor and cannot afford to pay for an education.

It seems almost all new boards use the vertical audio. Makes it a pain to try to put it into a 1U when that backplate isn't available.

Still going strong, haven't had a single problem with it. It's also the quietest SCSI drive I have ever owned.

I'm with JTR on this one. Being your own boss is the only way to have real job security. My dad has owned his own business for the last 30 odd years. I have worked for two other small businesses in the last 5 years and they never fire anyone unless that person in grossly incompetent. In the...

The story doesn't mention anything about humans artificially causing mutations in bananas in order to make them more impervious to these fungi. I’m sure something like this is possible and could be completed in the next ten years.

It is a very highly modified Quake 2 engine. How much do you have to modify an engine before it becomes a new engine?

I decided to go with NTI even before I got your reply Time. But, thanks for the info. I'll be using it with a Pioneer DVR-A05, I'll let you know how it works.

I'm wondering if anyone knows of good automated backup software that will work with a DVD burner? Kind of like the backup software that is included with Win2k Server. So that I can schedule backups to take place each day. Thanks.

If you need a better way to automate and if there are indeed 10,000 of these files I wouldn't even bother working on them by hand. I would just sit down and write a program that would read them into an array of strings and manipulate the strings from there.