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Isn't there some medication for that condition?

If you are the registered owner, can you get a copy from the DMV?

They weren't there a few days ago and may have arrived just today. I wonder if Seagate resolved all of their crappy drive issues in this generation. I'll not be the first to try one. ;)

Anyone have one yet? http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16822148413

Sorry to barge in, but I am also in search of a netbook. I want one with 3 USB ports, XP, NLT 1GB RAM and ideally a 2.5" HD that can be replaced. I will be using the netbook for travel, and stuffing it in the checked luggage. Applications will be Breeze Downloader Pro, Breeze Browser Pro and...

Is this about the WD 7200 RPM 2TB drive? I'll probably replace a couple of 1TB drives with them in Q3, so there will be >18.8 TB on the main system. Then maybe 6 more 2TB for 1TB swaps will be feasible later on.

Yes, cheap and crappy is everything today. :( I still don't like any display much more than my old 2005 21.3" LCD.

I thought it was bad last year, but the newer monitors are shorter yet. Now you don't even get 1200 pixels in a 24" display. I find them difficult to work with in typical office use. The scam here is that the same diagonal has less pixels.

That reminds me of this classic scene from Mr. Blandings Builds His Dream House . :) CARPENTER (pointing up) On them second floor lintels between the lally columns, do you want we should rabbet them or not? JIM BLANDINGS (lost) The -- second -- floor -- lallys? CARPENTER The second floor...

I missed that part too. I think it was the same class that teaches about piston rods and crankshafters. ;)

You don't have much flooding or earthquakes there?

I tried that briefly rather than the wireless router, but the signal range was not very good and of course it only operated when the computer was on.

Sure that is fine, but I don't like removing adhesive residue every time the drive is replaced.

We don't have many basements in SoCal.

My 2.5" SSD is dangling in the bottom of the case where the dust accumulates. It is not an example of fine mounting practice. :D

My right hand was damaged in the accident. Bones, ligaments, tendons, etc. are fragile. :( The x-rays mostly showed the displaced bone.

I forgot this thread. My limitations are mostly with PS and (infrequently) PTGUI. The problem is that I have only one SSD, so the system can bog down when it is in heavy use. I can't decide whether it would be worthwhile to add another SDD, so that the temp files could be on a separate drive...

Somewhere around me or Tony? You are in better shape than I am. Yesterday I did 13lb. on the right hand dumbbell with minimal pain. It was the first time this year since the trauma and rehab (which sucks).

I seriously doubt that on either count, yet I'm scared to read the Uda post that prompted that response. :o

Where are we now with the state of the SSD? I'm suffering from lack of capacity in the 32GB X25-E. Are there any alternatives with good write performance like the X25-E? $750 seems excessive for the 64GB X25-E if there is something better or the same available now or very soon.

Sure, everyone has been saying that for years. Yet one would expect larger drives in H2 of this year. There is room for at least one more round of larger magnetic drives at a substantially lower cost that SSD, IMO.

Can they do that for the price of a new HD in the market, i.e. <$200, then decreasing to ~$100 in less than a year?

When will there be larger 2.5" drives? I could use somewhat more capacity. :)

Toshiba absorbed Fujitsu's HD business, so who knows if that will make a difference.

What I mean is that if the display shows 60 minutes remaining with power on and then I cut the power, after 30 minutes it will still read ~30 minutes remaining. About 5 minutes later the remaining time will start to drop quickly and then reach the critical warning at the 40 minute point. That...

The second APC XS 1300LCD is acting strangely. After it discharges below about 40%, the battery level drops like a rock. Are the batteries defective or perhaps it just needs a few charge cycles?

Grrrr. Another UPS conked out today. Too many power outages. :(

Great! That's it, thanks.

Cool. Perhaps this thread should be moved to the Toolbox section.

Now there is another problem. The UPS in the master bedroom is completely dead. It is not feasible to replace directly because the AC outlet is behind some furniture. :crap: The cord is the standard type that pugs into most computer power supplies, etc. Is there some kind of adapter or cord...

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How old is that, approximately?

The portable GPS was very useful. I was only disoriened one time and it was simple enough to follow my track back. Even if I never use this GPS again it was worthwhile. I turned the unit on (including compass) each morning around 4:30 AM and off around 9:00 PM and there was plenty of power...

Are similar hard drive storage boxes sold in the US? I could use some.

Both of those tools are useful to confirm low level drive performance, but are not very useful as benchmarks.

Is there no asset bar code label?

WTF kind of company is that? They expect an employee to take wedding photos, as a novice, without preparation or proper equipment! :o I don't know about that place. :pale:

It is not working in a reproducible manner. I can't figure out what the robot is looking for, but it is certainly not the conventional idea of better images. Human feedback is far more useful.

That's just awful. I refuse to photograph anything at events these days, or even bring more than a P/S. Everybody expects that you enjoy hauling around equipment and shooting for free. Sheesh.

Isn't that why MS was trying to achieve XP compatibility mode in Win7, or does that not help?

I use BB for viewing images and many other tasks, though not for converting RAW files. I would not expect an app from 14 years ago to work today. It's just not realistic. The main problem I've had with 64-bit OS is the printer drivers and a few hardware drivers.

I don't store anything in My Documents either. C: is for OS and apps only. There are many other drives for data. Favorite are on the Y drive for example, and I use different hard drives for different regions of the country, countries, or continents.

I'm waiting for the 32nm CPUs.

Any ideas on this problem? I may just shoot a bit now and figure out how to work with the files 2010-2011. I don't plan to keep the body very long.

Newegg still has XP64, at least for now.

In hope that is all, and there was not a serious illness or death.

Merc, What is the status of the Element and your collectibles? What are you driving now?

Even when wearing glasses?

You should be seeing an ophthalmologist, not just an optometrist. There are many disorders and diseases of the eye. Don't delay in getting further evaluation and treatment.

I must have missed the thread about the astroturf. It's cold up there in Michigan though.