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Interesting idea Dave. If I can apply my meager HTML skills, I'll be happy to help. Was that "design god" comment for Gary?

Indeed mubs, that will certainly clear out all data from data tracks. However, cylinder reduction is not recorded in data tracks, just as other data related to minimum and maximum LBAs are not recorded in data tracks. Thus, writing zeros to a drive will not 'clear out' this reduction method...

I would suspect one of two things with this drive: 1) Someone ran something similar to Ontrack Disk Mangler, which allows you to "Set Drive Size". This automatically sets the drive to 32GB to help overcome any potential BIOS limitations. Writing zeros to the drive won't change this feature...

Those are kind comments Tea. There is always an open seat next to me at the bar if you need a place to rest your weary body from the hard work that Tannin and the Bartender have chained you to. Good question Mercutio. I thought the socks and the puppets were one and the same. Oh well, shows...

Sorry Liam, I have no experience with XML. However, I would recommend that you visit the W3CSchools and check out all of their XML tutorials. Once I read your question, I went to their site and began reading through the tutorial on XSL and could see that they might be able to help or at least...

What a shame, I remember coding like that when I took my course in IIS 3.0 and used the likes of Frontpage. Anyway, EditPlus2 is a very nice tool, which I have been using some time. Also, if you need some assistance, I'll be happy to help -- anything to make that site more attractive.

Indeed! Just something else random, I went for my usual Indian buffet lunch -- boy that stuff is scrumptious.

And what a beautiful combination the P-650 is: Excellent 2-D performance, and very, very quiet.

I just looked at this more closely, why are you using #rbar and #horbar? Why not just define one bar?

Actually, Opera needs the width to be 100% so that it will scale horizontally. You are creating the actual color and size of the horizontal navigation bar with the #horbar id, and since it comes before the decor and wander ids used for stream.jpg, everything layers nicely. However, the actual...

A sample of the changed data is here.

In your CSS file, when defining the properties for #hornav, include what I have in red so that it works in Opera 7.23: #hornav { position: absolute; top: 138px; left: 0; height: 30px; width: 100%; border: none; margin: 0 0 0 0; padding: 0 0 0 0; font-weight: bold; color:white...

I'm glad you finished the project Tony (and I prefer we keep the html wizard title to those that deserve it, like Handy).

Sapphire has always worked out for me. If you want to go with Tyan, expect to pay extra money.

Indeed. Side impacts are one of the most dangerous types of accidents too. They usually don't kill the occupants, they just cause severe brain damage. During a side impact, the two halves of the brain move separately, which causes the tissue that connects these two hemispheres to sever.

Even being part of a complete restoration project would be fun.

That does sound like fun. I've had the opportunity to teach some individuals about customer service, and for those that wanted to learn this art, it was fun.

I wouldn't mind leaving the technology sector, as long as I'm compensated well for my work. :D I should become a purveyor of fine Scotches.

This questionairre labeled me as Guardian SJ Type. As for the sub-types: Supervisors (ESTJ) | Protectors (ISFJ) | Inspectors (ISTJ) | Providers (ESFJ), I don't plan on going any further.

Sorry P5, I don't know of any reviews for the hardware. Just as a note, the particular version that Tyan shows is the standard model GX28 (B2882G28S2H), they also have another GX28 (B2880T1S) that supports only 6-DIMM slots and only has 2Gbe without the extra 10/100 port. The reason for this...

No, it'll blow.

How about the Tyan Transport GX28 (B2882)?

To much math, my head hurts.

Since no one else replied, yes sechs, it would be C.E., which was preceeded by B.C.E.

You seem to have a lot of time for being newly married JoJo. (Now that is a hijack. :D )

That is a very nice car, it almost reminds me of a concept car that Audi had a few years ago . . . . Well, the best I could find was the 1991 Audi Avus Quattro Concept, but I can't seem to find one in orange, which is the color I recall seeing this concept car painted. Maybe it wasn't an Audi...

Nope. It sounds German.

I was looking for something with a similar look and feel to Windows, since that is what my customers and I like. Gentoo just felt like, well, Gentoo. It was on an OS sojourn that has since passed.

I gave Gentoo a whirl once, along with ArkLinux and some other flavors that I can't remember. They just didn't fit my needs so they were canned. My current installations of RedHat are getting a bit annoying, and I'm thinking of switching them over to Windows.

Indeed, Hawaiians do it all the time. They don't say "How is it going", they say "howzit".

Something random I received through email today that I thought some of you might appreciate: Today we mourn the passing of an old friend named Common Sense, who has been with us for many years. No one knows for sure how old he was since his birth records were long ago lost in bureaucratic red...

Finally, it wasn't a German tourist that was attacked. :D

What would you consider to be challenging? The reason I ask is that I have never considered the operation of a computer and the problems that end-users encounter to be challenging, but for others, it is downright mind boggling. So the notion of something being challenging is quite subjective.

Yes, I can totally understand Handy. Lately, either my memory fails or I must focus on something so closely, that everything else gets forgotten and ignored. I think we should go back to manual labor, it is much less taxing on the brain. Woops, I just remembered I have a bad back - bummer.

Sounds good to me.

Elvis Presley!

Howdy mubs. Obviously a bit off your list (as you eliminated the Opteron), but I thought it was still worth mentioning the Tyan S2875S single Opteron board. It supports 8-gigabytes of memory. Please make sure that you check out the supported memory (plus other items) as is found through the...

Thanks for ruining my day.

Sorry David, but I don't even leave south Orange County if I don't have to. :) Mubs is probably the closest regular on this forum, but it is still far for me. Maybe the difference is that my life is already busy with a lot of family and friends. This stupid 'work' thing keeps getting in the...

This is the case that I've been using from Apex: 100-G2-P4 It's a handy little case that fits nicely into the sub-US$50 range.

Indeed, they are better than your description, plus the 3.5" tray is removable. I also like that they provide 4 external 5.25" bays for a mid-tower. I haven't had a single PSU failure from the Apex cases I've sent out in the field for the past 3 years. The 80-mm fan that comes with these...

That is a very nice looking case BooST, but as you mentioned, it also carries a heavy-weight price tag. Nonetheless, I'll keep that case on my radar screen - thanks.

I have been using Apex G series cases, and they work very well for my needs, plus the price is very nice. However, their appearance is a bit lack-luster, and I know of some customers that would like to use something more flashy, hence my interest in the Lian Li PC60. I'm also interested in the...

Indeed, which one is not the sock puppet?

We have several of them.

Thanks for the compliment Merc, I never knew my pictures were that good. The pictures that I have displayed are not accidental, or incidental for that matter. There are, in fact, many other pictures that I wouldn’t bother showing my closest friends – they’re just ugly. I have the good fortune...

I have set up several D-Link wireless networks, including my own at home, and I have not had any problems. I have also used products from Netgear, LinkSys and Netopia, and they have been mostly fuss free except for LinkSys. I have had wireless connectivity issues, and when switching to D-Link...

Has anyone used the Lian Li P60 case, and if so, what are your impressions?

Duly noted Pradeep, although he seems to be exempt from gout. Having poisoned his body with acidic and volatile fluids for the majority of his life, I think he's held together remarkably well and should keep himself in working order for sometime to go. His brother-in-law has not faired with...

He has tried accupressure, accupuncture, and massage therapy by several different doctors, but as you point out, none of this is permanent. It lasts about two days and then he has to go again. He wouldn't spend the money to go that often. The pain is primarly from arthritis in his shoulders...