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Yikes, that is scary. I see there are none in Nevada yet. Maybe it is too wild. :)

It used to be EMR. EMF was the potential (voltage), but that is not relevant in the context. In the labs we had some ancient Van de Graaffs and would screw around with them late in the day. :) I did not have any personal digital electronics then. It was the days when 7400 series logic was...

Hey Kevin, Udamanan was banned. He finally got on Doug's last nerve after being increasingly annoying and trollish. I'm really messed up, but that is another post.

Say what?

How is the EMF attracted by the GPS? I no longer have any metal in my head, but there is some in my teeth.

I was testing the duration and it was late.

With which 3TB drives?

The GPS emits EMF, what?

Is that CD-R or a pressed CD? There is no text.

I have another new GPS (will be getting 3 this week) and noticed that the head blocks the signal more that I remember. :( Has anyone alse experienced a loss of sensitivity when their equipment is placed under the pillow?

Don't they sell many devices for that purpose?

Yes, but when a single prey animal is brought down they will normally all go for that one. I've seen it many times.

What is the LCtrl; do you mean the left one or hold down L?

Does it disable Insert?

I have heard that joke many times about lions. I'm not sure that the US is the old country, or where were the bears? :)

Hmmm. I wonder why they are not sold in the US, or maybe the 3.5" drives are new.

OK, somehow I am confused about Seagate absorption into WD. Anyway, Toshiba/Fujitsu are not in the 3.5' drives.

Why is that person feeling the algae?

:D I was going to link that, but figured everyone knew what I meant. ;)

All those dancing, perpendicularly aligned domains are not smiling now. :( Maybe Hibachi just gave up the ghost.

Holy moly! So there will be only one global hard drive monopoly? Meanwhile flash memory durability is crapping out at smaller nodes. Basically all of our data is screwed. :cry:

:mrgrn: I wish! The crazy part about the bridge was that no lavatory was attached. Back in the 1960s nobody went to the toilet.

From what I read, customs will not allow some products between borders. I'm not sure about that. :-D

That is just awful. Either Newgeg packers are playing football with hard drives or they are a real POS.

I'm not always constantly looking at one object. Sometimes I look at the TV set, or the four temperature monitors, pressure monitors, power status indicators, clocks, timers, etc.

I am sick and tired of the damned Insert key accidentally activating. :mad: Sometimes I overwrite half a paragraph before noticing. Other than physically destroying the keyboard, is there an easy way to completely disable that Insert key, e.g., in software or OS?

What happened to your home phone? Don't you have a USB charger for the cell?

I'm sure that Sweden is a great country to live in and productive for various reasons, but how in the f*ck is internet speed the most important characteristic of a country?

WD diagnostics runs in Windows.

Rats. My 2007 GPS is not working reliably. :( The unit sometimes will not power up. Maybe it is the switch, but it is probably not worth the effort to mess with.

Apparently so. :oops:

That just stinks. And soon it will be Seagate quality to look forward to. :hurl:

It is pretty much 3-5 years if the UPS is operating normally and there are only a few outages. Depending on the USP model and software, the battery change date can be programmed in (and would have been at the factory), so it may be possible to obtain that info without physically inspecting the...

Maybe it is this one? If so it uses RBC55 which should be readily available.

I never answer the phone unless I know the ID.

At work or at home?

5000 for SD. :cheers:

I find about 15-20% bad Samsung drives. I don't know what is up with the manufacturing, etc. :crap:

I should do taxes one of these days.

:rofl:

Really? I always thought most Americans were boring and Canadians just colder from the lattitude.

Typically they block the social networking sites and other time-wasting sites. Lost productivity is a real problem.

Oops, I forget that some people may be allowed to randomly view the internet from work. She does some beautiful work.

Immersion cooling reminds me Zena Holloway.

The more I read the more I appreciate my old X25-E. Intel got that one right from the get go and the write cycles on 50nm SLC must be huge.

Hendershot is back? :beer:

Maybe she wants to play high end games or actually use the computer for something productive that requires decent performance to work well. All children don't spend all their time socially networked. Some are precocious and quite intelligent.

I hope to avoid the cattle. I'm more likely to have bear issues.

The arse end of the Sony 32" CRT TV was literally in a fireplace. That was a huge TV, nearly 200 lbs.

No need to be a sore loser.