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What do you mean? There are women in motion everywhere, many of which apparently need more supportive undergarments. That is not to mention some men that could benefit from a "bro."

Why not? It's worth a PhD in some places.

Maybe it was at SR or some other forum and back in the days of Windows 2000. Deleting the extraneous entries did not help my situation at the time.

Maybe you should write a book about porn?

Why do they have to be "online?" Not everyone likes to run up the electric bill and leave computers on 24x7. :( I can have 11TB up and running in 2 minutes. Is that close enough?

It truly boggles the mind. :o There must be some HD videos in there?

Didn't we do this before, like six or so years ago? Or am I becoming daft?

No NIC?

I prefer fans in my external enclosures.

Yes, that sums it up nicely. :)

Perhaps if your posts were not so overly complex, disjointed and lengthy, it would possible to meet the 5-minute requirement.

Hacking or cracking cameras is quite scary. :o What if the procedure fails and one is left with a $8,000 brick? How expensive would a repair cost be and would Canon know the cause?

Are either of these any good for data storage? It seems like the DVD±RW is long in the tooth.

Yes, I have seen some too. ;) I meant to ask if each 146 GB drive is the standard size or is the capacity only achived by a large device that takes the space of several drives.

I don't see anything about the size of their SSDs. Are they much larger than 3.5" standard height drives?

Probably not, but when did practical get in the way of technology?

I think they sell as a front for someone else and the products are drop-shipped to the purchaser.

I have a Tripplite UPS that has been on since 1998. I needed to replace the battery in 2004, but that is normal for lead cells.

I don't even know anymore, but it muct be close to 15TB. More interestingly, I wonder what percentage of peoples drives are filled with material they own the copyright to or have legal right to, as compared to how much material is illegal audio, videos, etc.

Perhaps the battery is kaputt?

Yeah, almost 3x more. :)

Is there any chance you guys can take the politics to another thread? This is getting OT even for the thread. ;)

Tony, The Samsung F1 (1 TB) has been out since December in the US. I like it and may buy more. :) However, I read about a firmware problem with some chipsets (not a problem for typical add-in controllers though). Also note that 250GB PATA and 320GB SATA notebook drives are available, and that...

When will larger hard drives be produced, for example 1.5TB? Is there any news?

OMG, this is still going on! :lol: If you don't believe us users, just keep doing your "research." :)

:D

I'm reviewing resumes and interviewing, but not for IT positions. It is quite difficult finding qualified candidates in my area. :( Many resumes seem to be PDF format lately.

Not a member - never mind.

Wow, a 500GB notebook drive will be great! I can cut back from six external 2.5" drives to three for travel. :)

Yes. On the evening of 12/28/01 I was talking to TimZak (aka Holeywood) on the phone about some upcoming optical drive reviews and just about flipped after hearing the news.

...and a special thanks to Davin or whoever hosed the forum backup at SR. :)

Anyone else tired of the damned rain already?

I have over 30 years of serious photo experience and have purchased dozens of UV-type filters in a dozen sizes, including about 8 of the B+W MRC 010 variety. Practically clear means that the color of the image does change enough to be concerned about in normal use. If color is super-critical...

General purpose UV filters made with high quality MC glass are practically clear over the visual range and do not affect normal exposures. Cutoffs and slopes vary between brands and are typically between 370-390 nm. Filters like the 2B or 2A have higher cutoff wavelengths around 400-420 nm...

No, of course not. Some of the old Ektachromes were excessively UV sensitive, but there is little difference with most films and digital cameras have internal UV and IR filters. Polarizers can cut haze to some extent if that is what you want.

I doubt that you would need a filter for flowers unless there are some crazy flying bugs or something, but get this filter if you need one.

This year she needed an extra circuit brought in to power all the tree lights, lawn creatures, and the blower-powered ones. :lol: Joe would have "blown a fuse". ;) Then Santy had a mechanical problem and was semi-trapped in the chimney. It was hysterical. :D

Hey, maybe you could visit Gary there in Texas.

B+W is the gold standard of filters. ;) Use this lens at around f/11 for the best center/corner compromise. A wider aperture should be acceptable if you are cropping to only the central 38% of the image or don't have important details at the corners.

This parts says it all. :D

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I found quite a number of Excel and Word files from 2002 and earlier on my work computer. I hope they don't "upgrade" Office 2003 from SP2 to SP3. :(

Sure. If I win the lottery, I'll have a proper computer and storage system built. :) :(

You are an independent contractor, correct? Most of the larger US-based institutions are heavily saddled with the MS office. Some of us have no choice but to use whatever is provided. :(

Would the Toshiba M8 work for you?

What about my ancient .txt files? Are they an obsolete format too?

Waiting around the ER for someone with UTI? :(

My 2007 was OK, but not great. Unfortunately 2008 will be quite bad, perhaps even horrific. The line between denial and acceptance is a narrow one.

You are clueless.

It was 6 years ago that the storage world almost ended.