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Does Dell sell sell high-end workstations in the Congo?

Damn, look at that one for the obese. :eek3:

I had some once about 40 years ago and it is like spun fiberglass. The density is low (high % of air by volume) to reduce thermal transfer.

I searched for the store name, but did not find it due to the different spelling. I recalled that it was the Bozo who posted. Oddly enough the first reply to that thread was mine and exactly one year ago today.

I don't trust the ventilation in the closed door models. If there are 10 drives and O/C hexacore CPU, will everything get enough airflow?

I wish I could help, but the last time I watched the football on TV was 1988. :( The Buzkashi makes makes football look positively civilized by comparison.

It must have been a different forum or perhaps the store name changed. Industrial Way is the street IIRC. I got stuck briefly going up the hill in the winter once.

I do. I like to have at least 5 bays in a case so that it is possible to higher drive density by using the 5 in 3 bays, etc.

That is the same everywhere. Hotels in some countries tend to be even worse.

That is a rather small case. Why do they taunt the bear like that? It's not very nice at all and certainly not funny.

I could swear there was a post about them previously. Is that the place on Industrial?

AirplaNE WAS 1980.

Blackened Friday. In days gone by I would buy HDDs then. Is anything worth a damn this year?

Surely you watched the tube in the 60s? He is about to accept an impossible mission. ;)

I'm sure that I would not like the power puff rugby either.

Those contact sports are barbaric. One may as well be watching wrestling, boxing or whatever that deal is where the people are caged like animals and fight like them too.

It sure looks uncomfortable.

Meh. It has only 3 external bays and a dreaded door. I prefer the open mesh front designs for airflow and more external bays for storage options.

Remind me not to buy your house second hand. I cannot image what it will look like in a couple of years. :eek:

Often I am sitting down.

Insurance for water damage is different from flood insurance, at least in the US.

Sometimes the house water goes out and comes back later, blowing the sink faucet open while you are sleeping. Sometimes there are tree roots and the washing machine comes out of the toilet. Sometimes the tub overflow tube is clogged. Stuff happens. :(

Holy crap. The price of the 3TB Hibachi is crazy. :bibber:

You've never had a toilet, sink or tub overflow? I flooded almost a whole condo once in 1988. Stuff happens. :(

I mean the toilet/tub/shower areas. Of course the dressing areas often have carpet. Not that the census takers should care where you have the carpets. I once received the long form, but do not rememeber anything about carpeting. I recall that the questions were not particularly onerous, and...

It is dark too damned early. Suckooooo. :(

How many people have wall-to-wall carpet in the bathroom? It seems odd to me.

Hmm. The top of my head is short. Perhaps some padding is needed.

They appear more like IRS questions. :) How many people know the number of hours they worked in a year? Do they assume you are non-exempt? I work a lot of overtime, but there is no pay for it. :)

:bsmurf:

What happens if one clicks on the Learn More?

Are they comfortable after a few hours? I often have a comfort problem with the full-sized phones.

Most stitching progrmas are quite disk limited. PTGUI creates 80GB of temp files when I work on a large pan for example.

I remember at work some people liked the Hot Dog theme. :puke-r:

The BlackBerries are being removed and destroyed. T Mobils seems to have the cheapest plan.

Meanwhile, at the clueless Egg, the same card is still $270. :eek3:

Yeah, that is the way of the ponzi/pyramidal scheme. It never ends well.

I quite like the Boardwalk Empire. It far surpasses anything on network TV.

I watched some of the films on the HBO. However, I could not maintain enough interest to see any of them straight through. Basically the main characters were unsympathetic and there was not a sense that anything too serious would really happen. The stories were rather bland, clichéd, and...

I tried one of those at work and it was never comfortable. To be fair, it was not awful either.

If a green hornet finds a green lantern will it just buzz around it forever and ever?

Updating old characters does not often work well.

Is that any surprise considering that most of those characters were developed ~50-75 years ago?

How many great films have green in them? Maybe How Green Was My Valley or The Green Mile are on the list. I can't think of too many.

Olympus is f*cked. :(

I thought the Virgin was owned by Sprint and used the same network in the US.

So what do I do? My old Blackberry goes dark in the next week or so. :(

Now they are all out of stock.

Can't and won't are not the same. :)

There were some chairs with an evil curvature at an office. Women or castrati must have been in the purchasing dept. I hope not to visit there again.