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Nobody, and it has the 2 minute password rule.

The phone is the old Galactic SII. Apparently KD Lang is female. It's difficult to determine at a glance from small images.

Finally, a fine fast normal lens. Otus 55/1.4

But why does that appear on my phone?

Why does the name k.d.Lang often populate when I'm texting on the smartphone? He's not in my contacts. bbq also appears often. It's very annoying.

I meant the tomato-meter. IMBD ratings are for shit much of the time.

Does anyone like the Gravitons film? It has a crazy high rating.

I would use the word saccharine instead, but I'm not so sensitive.

Why? I don't recall that reference.

Oh. I prefer the three blue diamonds. ;)

OK, I give up.

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:jokecolor: :cheers:

I undersatnd, but did not think it was so critical nowadays. I'd be breaking the array a few times a year when traveling anyway. Unfortunately Intel has no appropriate 1TB drives, so I had to go with the Crucial brand. They don't seem to have any optimization software as Intel or Samsung do.

Are you trying to destroy my color vision or something else? :)

Somebody is looking for an instruction manual?

What do you mean cell death? The PSDs don't have TRIM either and I don't know about USB 3.0. I thought the modern drives cleaned themselves up autonomically. Is there some way to manually clean up the drives that does not involve some crappy boot disc and a native port?

I have 2x1TB for laptops/PSDs and will probaby get another one, so 3TB.

Tyically I implement a SSD boot drive and a second SSD for certain purposes, such as favorites, Outlook, PTGUI temp files, etc. The rest of my SSDs are in laptops or PSDs. However, with the modestly-priced 1TB SSDs available today, I'm exploring the feasibility of using SSDs in the desktop for...

Well that post was a screwup. Somebody please delete it.

Does anyone use two or three 1TB in a RAID, maybe JDOB if not 0?

Wow, it looks like you keep everything. I'd buy a 6D or other body and keep all that stuff. :) Digital P/S are still seriously limited by the lenses and tiny sensor.

I'm not quite sure what you are doing - is it work related? Normally I use a Fenix TK series light for general use, but there are plenty of other good brands. My rule of thumb is that 10,000cd is about the least throw I'd want in a general light, but some people will accept less. I use a...

Wait for the redesign. ;)

Yikes, that show is a MESS. :puke-r:

Maybe Coug? :bigeek:

It has the same AF sensor, but the 1D-X has a faster AF processor with better tuned algorithms.

So the 4960x is killing you broads?/

Not that I've submitted very many, but they posted all of them.

Considering the capacity difference, the prices are close enough to be the same. In any event I'd pay somewhat more for a better drive, but I don't see the Samsung as being better.

I think so too, especially outside of computer usage. I'm adding additional Crucial SSDs rather than Samsungs. The 960GB M500 has MLC flash and is cheaper than the 1TB EVO.

Yeah, microSD cards are not so great for performance anyway, not to mention the lack of SDXC support. It would be nice to have a similar device that accepts two UDMA 7 CF cards.

Normally I would get the lowest capacity and toss the HD, so that 2730 is fine. Nobody in the US sells the empty version. :(

There are very few good options, basically the NVS1501 or the 2730. It is expensive and warranty is gone once it is opened to install the 1TB SSD.

I'm going mental for memory storage. My 64GB cards don't work in the original UDMA. :cursin: PSDs are practically obsolete in the 2010s, so I'm at a loss for a strategy that won't cost $2.5-$3K or be unmanageable. :(

What do you expect? Perhaps Hitachi gave them the bottom end manufacturing equipment and the highly skilled Newegg warehouse staff play football with the OEM drives.

Oh, I think he knows. ;)

Then they aren't implementing the full spec.

This is the one I've used.

Check out LED lenser flashlights.

It seems like a software problem to me. Why is the user to blame?

At least I'm not the only one unclear about that statement. :spiderman:

What does that mean, good or bad, and why?

sea are 2€π® ret

I fixed it. no? Anyway, you know the Thunderbowl Mac deal.

Didn't you buy it recently enough to still be under warranty?

USB 3.1 will be close enough in speed for practical purposes. There could be a Thunderbowl adapter as well.

Well, I knew it was not from Sweden - should have looked it up. :DOH:

Weird. The link asks me to log into the SR forum. :dunno: Announcement:(:8)

It doesn't mean anything to me, but presumably it might to the Norwegians.