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That is partly because people are culturally conditioned to seeing the jerky 24 FPS, 180° shutter capture from film and partly the DR and color characteristics. The latter 2 are getting better and better.

SD has a problem with apostrophes.

Humanscale was busting my balls. Stupid designs. :mad:

South America? Isn't the licensing different compared to the NA versions?

What is that needed for? Do you really want dead rooms?

I guess we will be using Chinese drives for the next few years if the Thailands do not resume production. :(

I'm not convinced it is a peer of the others, but it may be useful for some purposes. BTW, it's not it's peers, but its peers. ;)

The time changes when one is logged in. Is that your issue?

How important is the provider vs. the phone? Everyone seems to complain about the AT&T more than Verizon, yet there is no Galaxy on the Verizons. T..Mobil will be out of the business soon and I have not idea how well that transition will go.

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I guess you would have to RAID 0 a couple of those to increase the transfer speeds. It's probably not worth it.

Is it a single drive or two drives in there?

I think I know what it is. The house is like a large computer to be modified. ;)

Apparently I am making a fool of myself, but keep in mind that I'm not from an IT background. Wikipedia indicates the Turtledove is a fiction writer. Unfortunately I'm not familiar with any of his works.

What did he do for AMD? Anyway, my comment was originally that it had been nearly ten years since fans were needed. Then I decided to make it a decade, but left in the ten by mistake.

I can't find anything about that. According to their site AMD started in 1969.

All not any.

Given the current Canon and Nikon situations I'm doubting there will be higher res bodies anytime soon, so 64GB is not really the best idea for risk of data loss. They are also more than twice the price of the 32GB cards.

:oops: Well you know what I meant.

I agree that there there are millions of bad drivers, but not necessarily any particular model. Certainly if I had to make a sterotypical uneducated guess, the vehicles marketed for agressive driving are more likley to be driven by dangerous, selfish a**h*les. Nobody has tried to force me off...

The last time I had a board with one of the those small fans was nearly 10 decades ago on an AMD system. Why don't they make the heatsink larger, or is that too expensive?

I would prefer pink over the yellow, but agree that the site it is quite annoying.

I have not done much useful in the last year or so. I'll probably be dead before I finish editing and printing anything again.

It is ridiculous to stereotype people by vehicle. There are millions of people that drive vehicles like Camrys and Accords, etc.

Interestingly enough, I have a printer that works with the iPad. Of course I have no iPads.

I have 400GB of 8GB and higher cards of at least 300x grade. I'm trying to decide whether to buy 10 more of the 32GB cards, thus increasing the total to 720GB. That would be enough for most 2-week outings so I would not be so dependent on the computer, PSDs, HDs, etc.

Who is that supposed to be? Is it a Halloween costume?

What kind of branding is ASRock? It sounds like someone is sitting with their ass on a rock. It looks like a goofy design. Why are there memory slots on either side of the CPU? It looks like the heatsink/fan would be even more of a hassle to install than usual.

Most of those are sleeping with the fishes now. :cyclopsani:

Antifreeze has less heat capacity too. Depending on the system it has other useful properties though.

It works reasonably well. You may need a few more treatments up front and some touchups later, but it cuts down on shaving or the painful chest/shoulder/back waxing.

It is opposite of how I run projects. I would establish the objective to be: Make the internal home environment comfortable for the human inhabitants. Then I would define the user requirements, functional requirements, etc. I could go into the usual 45-50 minute design control speech, but the...

I'm glad I bought it when I did. Price gouging has kicked in so now it is $240. :tdown:

Oh for Pete's sake, just hire an engineer. This is not the pioneer days or MacGyver. ;) In most areas electric heat is very expensive compared to gas or even a heat pump (which works well if the outdoor temperatures don't get below ~freezing).

Get laser removal on your neck. You can still have a beard if you want.

Depending on meetings and attire, I shave once a week or more with a manual 2-blader.

Damn, the 1TB M8 is now $220. :bleh: They were $90 when I bought three a while ago. You'd think they were WD drives at that price.

Presumably they are being replaced with a new series of cards. I did order some additional SDHC cards for the D7000. It tops out with the Extreme cards though.

I feel fat. In two weeks I can accumulate 700GB of RAW files. :)

Why does that happen? Anyway, the 32GB Extreme Pro CF cards have been $220 for a long time and were $100 yesterday, but are up a little to $113 today.

Memory card prices are crazy. The Extreme Pro

How convenient, now that WD/Hibachi is sleeping with the fishes.

I'm not responsible for taking care of any data. :bsmurf:

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What do you all suggest in the way of in-ear noise canceling phones for air travel? My last pair of the Turtles was lost recently and they are no longer made. :( Noise isolation is not enough, and I can't haul around the headphone style.

But that is his MO.

You are in PA or NJ, something like that? Is your car damaged seriously?

Skiers perhaps? :mrgrn:

Since it is a WD and will not be heavily used, most likely I won't need one. When the Samsungs die, I will dispose of them rather than attempting RMA.

You are doing all that to move 100-150W (assuming 100% CPU) of heat from a CPU to another room? It won't all get there and the pump will need power too.