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I have a G.Skill Sandforce drive on my P67 motherboard. I haven't had any issues (that I know of).

They're definitely not fishing e-mails... I went to facebook.com and did the forgot my password thing right from their page. It's pretty easy. You deactivate it and don't go back for 14 days and it gets deleted.

For the second time in about a year someone has managed to create a Facebook account using my e-mail address. The first time I just started getting e-mails like I had an account. So, I recovered my password and shut the account down. This time I got all the confirmation e-mails requesting I...

FWIW, my Gigabyte SB board is garbage. I'm greeted by this screen every time I turn it on no matter what the settings. After I go into the BIOS fix the settings and warm boot it, it generally boots okay. I've tried several BIOS revision and they all have had problems cold booting. I can't...

As you wish...

Unless they plan to also sell controllers to other companies instead of just using them in house I can't see this being a good idea. You need to sell a lot of controllers to recoup your design dollars, and if you're the only one using them, your effective "sales" (I realize it's really internal...

You supported your argument with your emotions. The old "think of the children" cliche. Not with facts based in reality. There are safe reactor designs. I didn't say all reactors in use today were of the safe variety. I said that we know how to make safe reactors, and being opposed to new...

By the measure that they won't melt down in the event of the removal of active cooling. Try to keep up! Ps: My post was no more a personal attack than yours. Apparently though only you get to tell someone else that their argument is a straw man (even though my argument was not).

You're the one waving the straw man argument around, not me. Maybe you should look in the mirror. Many modern reactor designs are intrinsically safe. They don't meltdown even if you completely stop all active cooling of them. So, they're incapable of having one of those accidents where...

So, OCZ buys Indilinx.

:erm: Absolute nonsense. Compare how many people die from nuclear power each year to how many die in automobile accidents. No one bats an eye about the automobile deaths, but we shouldn't use nuclear power because it's not perfect? Do you refuse to get in a car or step foot on a plane?

Heck, windmills are more deadly than nuclear plants.

Well, that just doesn't sound like the near Chernobyl the media has been playing up. :scratch: Then again, it's par for the course with the drive-by media / state run propagandists. Look at the bevy of lies they propagated during the whole hurricane Katrina story about people shooting at the...

Frankly, I'm more skeptical of the US media who are too busy hoping for a Chernobyl so they can use it to push their anti-nuclear agenda in the US to report facts rather than opinions. I also don't get the giddiness that Pradeep is reporting the bad news with.

:erm: I know I always check with my weatherman when it comes to predicting earthquakes. :scratch:

Yeah, but Three Mile Island was an embarrassing case of human error. The automated systems had the problem under control and would have handled it correctly had the operators not decided the readings / measurements were bogus and manually overrode the system.

You're giving people way too much credit. It only took a fictitious movie to get us where we are now.

Unfortunately this will put an end to any future hope of nuclear power in the US. :erm: The whole situation really sucks for the people of Japan. :(

I think it's more complicated than that. Didn't they also use half as many 25nm chips with double the data density which drastically affected the performance?

Hey, if someone wants to steal a stinky turd from the porch more power to them.

If you didn't do the water floating test how did you determine it was a witch?

So I assume that means it floated?

Yes, I've tried it. I didn't think anyone used the Windows integrated burner. :eek:

Those two merged also, so it's really just Toshiba.

Have you looked at Arcsoft TotalMedia Theater 5?

USB 2.0 was only rated for 500mA and generally had no issues with 2.5" external hard drives (if you use a short heavier gauge USB cable).

FWIW, I've used Windex on many LCDs without any issue.

Heh... I know namecheap isn't the only domain registrar that supports dynamic DNS either so there should be other options. I don't think the D-Link supports namecheap in their firmware though. At least in the case of namecheap you can also have the server run an agent program that updates the...

That sound like too much trouble... FWIW, the one domain I have is registered with NameCheap. They allow updating the IP dynamically as part of the cost of the domain (~$10 year). My router supports their update "protocol" so it updates the IP (when it rarely changes). So, depending on who...

Yeah, but I believe there was only an image in 480 of them.

I'd go for the don't ask don't tell policy. Just start hosting with your current plan and let them complain to you if they actually notice. Then you can play dumb, apologize, and pay the extra.

George Lucas is already working on that. ;)

What about hosting at home on your FIOS?

3D is a total gimmick. Hollywood can cram it where the sun doesn't shine.

Did you ever get one? I'm thinking I want more pixels than 1920x1200.

What planet does it have particular meaning on? One you've been too? ;-)

I just wanted to post and say I appreciate all the work / time / effort / money Doug has put into the forum and will help out in any way I can.

I still occasionally use Nero 6. After 6 it turned into borderline malware / bloatware.

Yeah, well this is what I got for free from Newegg. :o

More UPS brilliance... A package shipped UPS 3 Day Select from California to Michigan.

Triple post! :rofl:

My wife and I only owe on our house. All the cars have been paid of for years and years.

It does surprise me a little that Intel didn't make a 2nd generation controller, or if they did it wasn't good enough to make the cut. What exactly are they bringing to the table other than the Intel name cache'.

Up to $171.99 as of last week. :cyclopsani:

Timed chargers are not a good idea. You want a delta V charger for NiMH.

Not too bad on the eyes though. :rotfl:

How did you conclude it can't hold a standard 2.5" HDD?

Who said anything about the T420 being a netbook or a notbook? :scratch:

Yes, but it's offered in a 1600x900 screen instead of 1440x900 so, you're getting more pixels even if it is 16:9.

Only through a software layer in the more recent chips. Earlier chips did it through hardware. Apparently it sucks.