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Oh, I thought that was for your personal use.

Maybe so, but it is not the 2.5" x 9.5 mm FF.

What, you don't plug the clocks into the UPS? :)

The low-priced CPU must be a typo. The mouse is $57.20. Perhaps there is a rogue with access to the site.

:-o

So what is that data used for?

Happy Days? That was a crap show from the start. I watched maybe two episodes in '74.

How much money is there in browsers? Perhaps there are not enough efforts to improve them.

It meant something else, too. ;)

I was hoping there would a nice homogeneous food by now that would contain all necessary nutrients. Remember space food sticks? :)

Jumping used to mean something else.

I think the use of Kevorkian voids the insurance.

How confident are you now?

Reviews are ridiculous. :rolleyes:

What does that mean for external devices that format the drives themselves, e.g., Nexto, Hyperdrive, etc.?

No fun. Some pain and suffering.

Mostly it would be the 70-200/4 IS, 300/4 and 400/5.6.

I don't know what that was all about. Spend $900 here.

David, don't click on this link. ;)

Nope. More cool. I know you will want one. Maybe I should post in the other thread.

My super-cool new toy, er, productivity and efficiency enhancement tool. :D

In Transit - Rescheduled :cursin::cursin::cursin:

I really don't know. You can check that photo attachment for just the current Canon gear and add a lens or two. I have other cameras, lenses, flashes, tripods, etc. older than you are. ;)

Interesting, but it is not really enough and has the same formatting issue. The question is whether all future drives will be that type.

Does 4G sound any better? It is annoying that the sound quality of cell phones becomes increasingly awful as signal decreases and is never quite right. After ten minutes I have a headache from listening to them.

It might fit in the empty space, but I'm not about to try it yet. Let's see if there are larger 9.5 mm drives by July-August.

I would but I spent all my money on this.

99.99999% of everything on the internet is crap. 64 bits does nothing to improve it. I accept that there is some purpose to somebody wanting a 128-bit or 256-bit internet eventually and that it is a livelihood for the engineers, etc., but count me out.

I was about to ask why a 64-bit browser is needed.

There is a 1TB drive now, but it uses the oversized sectors, so no dice. :(

Use True Image. It is about $20.

Oh. I didn't know about the computers used by the military.

What naming convention?

Verboten!

Aspartame is the sweetener in the bottles I receive. I can't handle all that sugar unless I am working hard outdoors. Sometimes I imbibe soft drinks that contain caffeine. I don't usually notice the difference.

Well of course you know what you are doing and how to mitigate the risk of data loss. And you know why I have two drives in my mini notebook. ;)

How long does the company you work for have to store electronic data?

...which is often required by law.

Same here. I wouldn't have a simple way to connect the UPS units for the TVs, cable boxes, etc. to computers.

:scratch: I drink Caffeine Free Diet Coke.

My UPS is slightly mentally derelict, not a Smart one.

How sanitary are those vending machines? I prefer the bottled drinks.

How much do you trust the specs and how homogeneous are the unrecoverable errors in a small population? I would not trust them farther than I could throw the drive.

I tried the parachute software, but it was not necessary. All the same settings can be accessed through the front panel switches. It might be more useful in a remote location. The OS control is enough for me.

LSISSS6200 is rather faster than that with all slots populated. I'm afraid it will be too expensive for me.

It looks more compact that the OCZ.

And now back to this space oddity... So which two 640GB drives do you think are crammed into the wee beastie? :D

The odds of losing data are inversely proportional to the number and proximity of backups. ;)

Yes. I was thinking that the LSISSS6200 is more of an enterprise product since the individual cards are removable. It looks more compact as well.

I have another unused copy of the OS. How can I use that one to reactivate the first installation?