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Age is the problem with Greg's whole system.

:) That is how it is with my corporate Blackberry. I think the line is there so that one can get away with a few more typos and less well-written e-mails. I would not mention the brand of a personal communication device - not that I have one.

I don't really understand the article, much less the devices. Is it a variation of this theory?

I don't think it is realistic to assume that mixtures of very old, old, and contemporary hardware will work well together. For troubleshooting purposes, you should simplify the system to one boot drive (preferably onboard port) and a single SSD on the questionable controller.

Oddly enough the GPS was shipped out to my location, but of course I am not there any more. Naturally I bought another GPS. The battery is running low.

Damn, do you know everything about the acohols? I don't even own a corkenscrewer.

Did you try one empty drive first, rather than in RAID 0 or with the OS on it?

The server is for them?

Maybe the OS drive will flit about the server room, joyous in its newfound freedom. :)

I wonder what it was worth 8 years ago?

That is what I would expect. One could also backup an image of C: to the other drive.

Usually people want to see relatively tight still shots of the critical players rather than a play formation, so think about the 300/2.8 and 400/2.8. Amateur and local night sports are often the most difficult since the lighting is substandard. :( 200/1.8 or 200/2 are also useful sometimes, but...

That is not a good assumption. :mrgrn: There are probably some Alienware or similar bricks of that ilk. ;)

How many notebooks would have 2 drives in RAID 0?

I meant Expresscard or even the old Cardbus.

The era of 4-5 MP cameras were the best compromises in some ways. They did not have all that awful NR, but unfortunately few had any sort of IS.

You haven't learned Win 7 yet - slipping? :D

Thanks. The Bluetooths are for the mouse. I need all 3 USB ports because there is no card slot. I can wait a while until it returns to stock. Are you still happy with the 1810T? Is the HD easy to swap out?

I don't see anything mentioned about Bluetooth on the 1410, only on the 1810.

I thought Celereon was generally crap, and not so good for DPP or PS. :confused:

Oops, I quoted the wrong post.

I could really use the two cores.

Which SSD is it than can be too slow to boot the OS from?

He is always that way. :) I think something is truly wrong with the SSD setup. Even a cheap PCIe 1x card with two SATA ports should be up to ~270 MB/sec. in bandwidth. Atto is sequential and should be limited by the drive.

7 months later and now it is in stock? Do they really expect me to buy it after all this time? Good grief!

Does the 1810T still exist? I was thinking about getting one for a one-time use.

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I have no idea if the lump is in Eugene's pants or his ancestors' pants. It does nothing for me.

I remember maybe 20% at most. Operation. :D Everybody had that one at some time.

So there is no iHandruin in 2010?

Can you believe that their first drive to review is the 2TB Hibachi in a USB enclosure. WTF is the point? The new writer says "It has a whopping 2.0TB of space, which is more than all the other storage I have combined." There is nothing like an expert with no HDs under his belt. :roll...

Maybe Merc is serious? :scratch:

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What kind of idiot plays baseball with a drive? That would certainly be classified as abuse and void the warranty. SSDs can easily fail due to crappy controllers or defective flash memory, etc. Impact failure mode is hardly a concern.

Yes, that is what I stated above. I paid around $400 for a 2.1MP Oly camera. It was much better made than most of today's digicams, and had a nice optical viewfinder. The camera was supplied with an 8MB SM card that held 5-6 images. :D

Yes, you are #5604. Were you something else before the MBF?

It's not a coincidence. Doug started this place because Eugene planned to disband SR after the MBF.

What about permits and such? That does nothing for a natural distaster.

I was offsite at the time of the MBF and did not rejoin until Dec 30, so I was over 200.

Yes, that was probably SM. 128MB was the maximum. http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/514250-REG/Delkin_Devices_DDSMFLS2_128_128MB_SmartMedia_Card.html

I change ISP about 250 times a year and wipe all cookies about 4000-5000 times each year. So, how accurately can they target me if I only log in right before each purchase?

OK. That sucks.

Nope. I forgot my passwords and I no longer have the e-mail accounts. :(

Well, is it good enough not to need further service packs?

Oh no, those benchmaks are not very useful. Where is IOMeter at least? Crystal is all over the place. Copying files - godo grief? Subjective noise? I guess Eugene did not sell the decibel meter. :lol:

I wonder if SR will become like so many review sites, full of fluff and no criticism of hard drive advertisers. :(

What do you mean? Do they have higher prices for repeat customers?

Did Eugene die or simply sell the site?

I once had an Oly with a SmartMedia card. Now that was really limited.

I just assumed that. Maybe not - due to a medical condition?