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Happy two-years
I would have never thought that Clocker and Handy were such avid topic starters. The fact that I'm in there surprised me too. It would be interesting to see who the active posters are for each month too.- Buck
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- Forum: Pub & Brewery
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Surveilence camera suggestions...
Yes, I have talked with them about that. Their biggest concern was with compatibility on non-Intel based boards back when AMD was moving from Socket-7 to Slot-A. With modern Socket-A boards, I wouldn't worry much. However, if you want, you can always call them. That is what I did. To me it... -
Surveilence camera suggestions...
Dave. I have setup video surveillance recording systems, but only with the traditional CCTV methods. You'll see that some of the video capture boards can be a bit expensive. I have used boards such as the GV-604 board in PIII systems. The boards I've used have four BNC connectors, but you... -
Zalman power supplies
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Surveilence camera suggestions...
Dave, will you be recording 24 hours a day, or just observing? Will you be able to run cables to each camera location? Is there an outlined budget for this project? -
Happy two-years
Like wow. :D It would be interesting to see the top ten topic starters for the last two years.- Buck
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- Forum: Pub & Brewery
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Thirsty
Our bartender is supposed to be able to serve anything. Where is he when you need him?- Buck
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Audio Recording Software
Thanks for your help everyone, I will give some of these suggestions a try.- Buck
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- Forum: Tech Support
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Something Random
Nice reading. To some extent I must agree with him. However, I am not as familiar with pop music these days as I was 10 or 20 years ago. But talentless? No doubt in my mind.- Buck
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Audio Recording Software
I am sure that this topic has been addressed before on this forum, however, I'm to lazy to find the threads. I normally use Windows Media Player for recording music to my computers, and it has served me quite well. However, I would like to record in MP3 format, and WMP9 does not do this for...- Buck
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- Forum: Tech Support
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Brrrrrrrr....so bloody cold
If you're nicely tanned, wear a Hawaiian shirt, shorts and flip flops, greet the Hawaiian securiy guard with the usual Hawaiian slang "howzit" (appropriate pigeon English accent helps), you could get through with three open suitcases full of weed. :D Now, making it through Honolulu...- Buck
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- Forum: Pub & Brewery
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Is this server stuffed?
When I first saw this topic, I thought you were referring to the server that our StorageForum host uses. :D Anyway, you mentioned something about a sister server. Do you have any other servers that have their hardware identically configured to this one? How about at least using the same...- Buck
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- Forum: Tech Support
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Brrrrrrrr....so bloody cold
That's really cool. Did you get them bronzed? :) If you are ever on the Kona side again, visit the Kona Brewing Company.- Buck
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Brrrrrrrr....so bloody cold
Nice Dave. Hawaii is beautiful, although a bit warm for me. I have never spent much time on the Hilo side of the Big Island, mostly on the Kona side.- Buck
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Brrrrrrrr....so bloody cold
LOL! Thanks Dave, I was waiting for someone to post some good news. :D- Buck
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The flu sucks :(
Doing somewhat better now Mercutio, thanks. Hopefully the road to improved health will continue.- Buck
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SpelChek feature added.
Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 5.1; en-US; rv:1.5a) Gecko/20030729 Mozilla Firebird/0.6.1 Works fine for me. -
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The flu sucks :(
I have felt that way every day since May, except without the vomiting and diarrhea. I have lost more than 3 pounds.- Buck
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HLMCOMPANY.COM
The 2003 ATA news for Western Digital has been added to my website, if you are interested. http://www.hlmcompany.com/hardware.php -
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Alternative Browser
Yes, but I prefer transitional versus strict. Also, for my personal website, I use: <!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Frameset//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/frameset.dtd"> ... as it uses frames. -
Alternative Browser
Unfortunately, I must agree with you Handy. No, not because I don't want to agree with you personally, but because it is true. Yet the truth is based on how people code websites. They are usually written and tested with IE, with no consideration given to Gecko based or Opera browsers (let... -
Javascript question
Would VBscript be more robust for this type of action?- Buck
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- Forum: Tech Support
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Alternative Browser
Following the W3C HTML 4.01 Transitional standard, isn't that easy. For example, when using the frameset tag, W3C says the frameborder attribute is bad, yet in Firebird and Mozilla, the border will show up without that attribute (even if you use just use the border attribute instead). Yet, if... -
Coffee
Don't large amounts of refined sugar also deplete your body of zinc which is needed for gastric acid (hydrochloric acid)?- Buck
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Most stupid waste of $700 I ever saw
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Why do you call a ring a ring if it's square.
Merriam-Webster Main Entry: ring Pronunciation: 'ri[ng] Function: noun Etymology: Middle English, from Old English hring; akin to Old High German hring ring, Old Church Slavonic krogu circle Date: before 12th century 1 : a circular band for holding, connecting, hanging, pulling, packing, or...- Buck
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[NEWS] - Apple launches iPod mini 20 years after Mac
For those willing to use Quicktime, the 1984 commercial can be found here. As far as the Macintosh history goes, the original PC called Macintosh came out in January of 1984. There was a GUI based predecessor called Lisa that came out in 1983, but was not labeled a Macintosh until its second... -
Athlon64 3000 - who's taking the $215 plunge?
Nice synopsis LiamC. I wish you would have the time to update your website. :D -
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The flu sucks :(
Sorry to hear about all those that are sick, especially with influenza.- Buck
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- Forum: Pub & Brewery
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Coffee
If not water, then Tea is what I'll be drinking. Usually Tetley, if not, then one of my loose leaf varieties such as Darjeeling. At night, usually an herb tea, something without caffeine.- Buck
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Does anyone remember when ...
I used it on a Dual PIII 933EB system with a VIA chipset. Older Asus GeForce MX video (V7700 or something like that) card and a couple of ATA drives, and the thing ran pretty good. It becamse useless when I added a Promise SX6000 RAID card. No good support for the card in Linux. As I... -
Best DVD Burner for less than $200.
Wow! So much prejudice towards Germans! By the way, Germans do not have a prejudice towards people with different skin color. Just towards those who are not German. :D -
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About lapping...
I find that to be a bit picky. What about the minute particles that 1600 grit sand paper create, and the mineral deposits left by the water that is used? What about the air impurities that settle on the heatsink, CPU, and on the thermal paste during assembly? What about the uneveness of... -
About lapping...
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Cool earthquake....
It has already been 14 years since the Loma Prieta quake? Wow.- Buck
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Figuring out the graphic card universe...need for a database
Aces' has an interesting article on Nvidia and 3DFX here.