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I can't find it. I see some instructionals, but that is about it. I'll take your word for it. Anyway, I'm not looking any further.

In the early 1970s students had Boone's Farm Strawberry Hill and such. Anybody remember that stuff? :D

Even if a computer is connected to a human brain on drugs, there is no way to definitively restore missing details, especially if they are unrelated to the remaining image.

No, it was the eggs. Amazon has porns? I'm surprised. :eek3:

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Maybe so, maybe not. STR is not the best indicator of scratch disk performance.

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I have my pink ball back, finally. :) It is smaller and softer than I remember.

Aliens? :)

Merc, how is the USB drive working out?

Intel X-25 prices seem to be slowly falling, or I am not remembering clearly?

A few times a year there is some AV screwup. I recall last year Avast was killing the goot process. We used Trend Micro AV at the last place I worked. The new computers are awful, but I don't know if the AV is involved.

Was that at SR or here?

Some of them did and others went different ways I heard. I hope it clears in 4 months.

At least you have some retail computer store options. I have to drive >100 mi. :(

Zip, zilch nada. :( It is not useful for my purposes and I waited too long for the return. It is probably useable with a medium body and up to a 200/2.8 or a small zoom like a 70-300/4.5-5.6. A pro body and a 70-200/4 or 300/4 are not too stable, since the mount must be on the camera rather...

www.lensrentals.com is the best rental choice IMO. Roger is a good guy. :)

Micropolis? Wow, that has been a few years now. In the 1980s I recall them being around the bend on the north side of Nordhoff. I suppose they don't exist at all now.

How could it do that? There could have to be library of potential images, but they would not representative of the realities.

The more examples I see, the less impressed I am. The tool has its uses, but sometimes goes nuts. Even when it works fairly well there is often some manual cleanup to be done afterwards. There is surely a learning curve.

I checked for a bit. The new leadership does not seem to be as knowledegable as one would want.

I don't think there is anything inherently wrong with the Samsung. In 2 of 3 setups it is fine.

It's a while different place now. :( The main page is updated frequently with press releases for a wide variety of useless products.

Why would they need the video of a trained seal?

You could rewrite the MBR too if that is a concern. Are there no restore disks or images?

The last Plextor I had was a SCSI CD-ROM that sounded like a Hoover. I hope their SSDs are quiet. ;)

The screw is not for a computer. It is somewhere in the 00 or 000 ranges, probably metric.

Would not want to be flying through this. I suspect the Cork contingent will not be back tomorrow.

I lost a screw. Where do they all go? There are so many tiny screws. I have no idea which thread.

I don't want to see and hear a computer on the walls. What kind of walls do you have? Do you screw on the hard drives, too? It's rather crazy.

I'm missing the joke.

Comparison is shown between the two Samsung 5400 RPM 500GB/platter drives. The access time of the 2TB drive is very low for some unknown reason.

Yes, it was the user katinherwoods.

It is rather strange. XP32 is accessing the drive, or at least the light stays on for eons and computer sometimes lags. Yet when it is booted in XP64 there are no problems. The drive itself is typically rather slow, but not terrible. Basically it is like the WD 2TB drive a year later or...

How does that work out to 9 GB?

No sound?

By using MS Word? Do you use Notepad or something else?

No way. I copied a reply in the morning. Maybe the post was removed by a modernator?

OMG, that example awful. The retouching is designed for smaller areas. It underscores the fact that there is no way to recreate missing info.

Funky icon. Sorry, it is too late.

The post I was responding to is missing. Weird.

Did you get a 512GB SSD, or its that the RAID card SSD?:bsmurf:

Mathematically challenged writer, eh? :)

My Thermaltake BlacX Duet only needs one USB or one eSATA port for both drives. It contains a USB/eSATA JBOD PM. Drives are fully hot swappable in Windows. Make sure you are using a compatible SATA controller, not necessarily an ICH.

Usually once and sometimes twice. I even had one Slot 1 board with four different CPUs over 2.5 years.

No such thing now.

Not likely. I'd have to call the IT support in Kathmandu and then maybe eventually someone would install Firefox via remote control. I don't know about the flashblocker.

Huh? Isn't having a fast page file and temp files one of the main reasons for having an SSD? Mine are constantly reading, writing, wiping etc. The 32GB X25-E is near 12TB written in 15 months or so of use. The X25M is much newer and more lightly used.

Well, you can test it out and let us know if Abobe figured out how to save a file with more than one core utilized. I am amazed to find that it runs on XP.

I was hoping for more than one new system in this lifetime.