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I mean the drives are full and I need more space. :) The drives must be in pairs though, so buying 2x1TB drives to add 500GB of usable space is not very economical.

Thanks. BTW, I was able to log in fine from there with IE6.

How does one even get to the front page? The Icon just links to the forums.

Will this solve all my problems?

I cannot wait so long; my drives are overflowering.

Finally...

OK, since the 80s. I very rarely go out to restaurants anymore, so everything is past tense for me. ;) I haven't had a CPK pizza since the early 90s, except in an airport or two.

Yes, that seems to be it, thanks. If no CPU upgrade is possible I will leave it alone until ~2009. I will not suffer the full reinstall process anytime soon. It is too time consuming and painful.

Heh, I remember the Disneyland ride in the late 60s. It was an E ticket. :)

So my 7-month old system is completely obsolete. Great. :(

It is an Asus and the BIOS indicates 975X and 82801 of some sort. Does that mean anything? I can't remember the exact model anymore and disassembly is a pain.

What does "POTC" mean?

The site was down for quite some time again. :(

All these CPU types are confusing. Does this mean I can reasonably upgrade from 2006 model E6700 to something faster in the same MB?

Damn, there are adverts everywhere — double-underlined links in the articles, 8 million animated flashy files in the header and margins, pop-ups, even ads in line with posts in the forum. Good grief!

We had CPK restaurants in the 80s and they had plenty of available toppings like ham and pineapple. I don't recall any goat, however. :D

When? I am concerned about the heat from the Hitachi 1TB drive and the Samsung should require less power. And where is the Seagate 1TB drive?

http://flickr.com/photos/superlocal/111095392/

Look at this - astyuiop[pxcvbm. Somebody was drooling on the keyboard.

Gary, You should buy a D200 by now as the prices are very reasonable. Heh, remember the old Novoflex follow-focus lenses? :lol: I never got the hang of using the 400/5.6. Man, it is so much easier now with AF and IS. :)

Sure, is it near Irvine? I used to work down there before the '94 quake. ;)

Hey, I'm all over the place - 4 states this month and more next week.

That's nothing. You also did not see the original Star Trek episodes on NBC in Living Color. :)

Damn, I thought that 26 was based on the year you joined SF! It seems that everyone in my age range has kids your age.

We traveled by train in Europe once and were robbed enroute. F*ck that. At least nobody steals your bag at 35,00 feet.

And what are you now, 30? Keep that up for 20 years and let us know how you feel? ;)

AFAIK it is just a Bayer filter with one green pixel (photosite) replaced by a non-filtered one. Image reconstrcution is obviously different and presumably there will be appropriate hardware image processors for the purpose. The subject was under conjecture in the 1990s as I recall. I'm sure...

So Merc will start loading up? :)

No, that was a polite and apt description.

Yes, of course and I posted as well. Don't you remember all the drives I bought and tested in the late 1990s and early 2000s, that we discussed at SR?

32 MB/sec.?

Well I prefer to reduce power consumption and especially heating of the area in the summertime.

OK, thanks. I give up on the idea. It takes about 3 minutes to boot and everything.

That show looks like a filthy (R-rated) stand up comedy act, so it is understandable that many people would be offended. However, the user should have read the box more carefully or checked it out online.

I would not use the LAN. In fact I want to turn off the internet as well, except when the computer is on. Are the BIOS settings adjustable in Windows with a funky utility of some sort?

How can I time the computer to turn on before I arrive home from work? Thanks.

Perhaps laser printers are great for Powerpoint presentations, but laser printer color is crap. These are affordable for serious home users.

It looks like they are no longer avaiable from Newegg at all. :(

I only have two USB ports, so it much be efficient enough to operate off of one.

Nobody uses the SATA notebook enclosures? What can I do now? :( http://www.westerndigital.com/en/products/Products.asp?DriveID=314

This one is UDMA/CF 4.0, 266x. I have no idea if they are good performers in the real world.

Where does one find the CF IDE adapter? Would it work with IDE to SATA adapter as well or is that too much to hope for?

http://www.lexar.com/digfilm/cf_udma.html http://flash.atpinc.com/products/view.php?product_id=1409 etc. 300x is ~45 MB/sec.

I see that the latest 300x CF cards support UDMA. Does that mean that they are practically usable in the computer with some sort of IDE adapter?

Well, everyone is not building new servers. ;) I was hoping to replace some 500GB drives with 1TB drives to increase capacity. Eight drives is already enough in my home PC. :(

Hey, they have a 32MB buffer. Will Atto no longer be useful then?

:( Whatever happened to the $400 estimated price?

Oh please. I remember most of the EE from 70s classes.

Exactly what kind of monkeys are they? :o

I'm looking for a 2.5" USB-SATA enclosure that is efficient enough to operate a notebook drive without an extra power input. I'd love to go with PATA, but the drives remain at the 160GB maximum capacity over a year later. :(