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Thanks Howell, I've been thinking of that too. The room is roughly 14 x 14 feet. Presently, my stereo has front left and right bookshelf speakers with a center speaker, rear left and right speakers, plus an 8-inch active subwoofer. Those bookshelf speakers have no where to go in my new setup...

Thanks mubs, I forgot all about them. They are located in San Clemente, but you cannot purchase directly from them, you must go through a dealer.

I am in the process of upgrading my surround sound speakers. Since space is very limited, I was thinking of putting the front left and right speakers in the ceiling. In your experience, does Polk make good speakers? Who is better? Price is somewhat of a contraint.

Great, they'll be coming ashore here pretty soon. Mubs, it's time we clear the area. We'll hide out in Puyallup with Steve. Tannin and Tea probably can't even pronounce the name, so they'll never find us. :)

Who knows, maybe Tea did attempt a trans-Pacific drive.

Nice review, thanks for the tip Coug.

I have a row of them lined up in one of my cabinets in the shop. :)

Just to confirm, it couldn't be from a 9000?

AMD Processor Roadmap -- November 6, 2003

True. Plus, I learned a lot more actually doing the work. I'm not much of a book person, so reading something doesn't necessarily make me understand how it works. I've always been a hands-on person when it comes to learning and remembering.

I have since forgotten the test numbers, but I had passed NT 4.0 Workstation, NT 4.0 Server and TCP/IP. I failed NT 4.0 Server in the Enterprise and wish that I had taken IIS 2.0 at the time. Oh well, I got half of my MCSE passed, not that my customer's have ever asked. :)

Ah yes, I forgot about that. I couldn't figure out why some users were samba users and others were not. Duh. Thanks Blake.

How can I add Samba users?

Thanks Blake. It didn't ask for a username or password during installation, however, the login ended up being "admin" and no password.

Have you used SWAT?

Thanks Blake. I can get up to the login scree, but it won't accept my username and password. I'm trying to login as root and the password I use for root.

the INQUIRER Illinois scientists make 509GHz transistor By INQUIRER staff: Friday 07 November 2003, 08:37 L'INQ University of Illinois

<cough>HLM Company</cough> :D

I'm sure the A+ exam has changed a bit since I took it 5 years ago. Back then it was IRQ questions for COM & LPT ports with the odd fire extinguisher question.

Dell was just knocked down a notch on my list of recommendations. I made a housecall on a Dell system (non-clam shell case). The system would not power on, and after checking the AC cable, we were left with either the power supply or motherboard. Neither of those items are standard, and...

This may sound like a silly question, but I'm not experienced with Linux: How do you install webmin under Red Hat 8? Remember, I'm used to the windows way of doing things.

That must be an interesting shirt to wear Handy. If you've worn it ( :D ) has anyone made a comment about it?

I figured it out. I just added the appropriate text and parameters to the smb.cfg file and set up the appropriate user and group permissions.

Ooooh, Handy is in trouble!!!

Did we ever get a full picture of Doug's Storage Forum t-shirt?

Thanks for your input and explanation Coug.

That's an understatement. Maybe one of the mods can fix it?

In Red Hat 9, creating a smb share is super easy, can you create one through the GUI of gnome in Red Hat 8, or must it be command line?

There is always Sizzler. :boom:

Has anyone had any experience with hardware from this company? http://www.rwti.net/

I was thinking of City Desk too, but I'm not sure if they have something specially geared towards images.

I don't know any more then MVA stands for Multi-Domain Vertical Alignment. Why would this be crap?

You must have a bad Applebees Handy. Where I have some relatives in Connecticut, its the other way around, the Friendly's has gone downhill and the newer Applebees is pretty good.

Congratulations Timwhit, we truly appreciate your contribution to Storage Forum.

What is everyone's opinion of this Neovo monitor based on the specs or on use?

Very helpful, thanks CityK.

Mubs, The Natraj Tandoori is a chain and serves their food in a cafeteria style (they also will cook items off the menu, but that costs more). There is also a sit-down place in Laguna Beach named the Natraj, they have very good Indian food in my opinion. My English friend laments like your...

Mercutio. I never realized what I was missing until an English friend and his Indian wife persuaded me to try some of their Indian food. Once I did, I was hooked, and was subsequently happy to find some Indian resturants nearby my house. However, I must point out, that Indian food, like any...

Chilis/Islands -- respectable food, but expensive. Went to Islands last week at the behest of some acquaintances. I happily paid for the bill, but for three burgers (no fries or other side dishes), two sodas, and one smoothie, the total came to $30.00 plus tip. That is a little outrageous in...

LOL -- Indeed mubs. The owner's change to Biggies leaves me speechless too.

If I visit a fast-food establishment, it would be In N Out Burgers. The rest, in my opinion, are horrible. Besides the hours of heartburn and indigestion that I must contend with afterwards, the food is not very good. I'm better off cooking for myself, or getting invited over to a friends...

Yummy, lamb curry or lamb bhuna. Vindaloo for the unsuspecting guest. :)

That clears things up a bit, thanks Merc.

On another interesting Linux note: inquirer Red Hat to discontinue desktop support By INQUIRER staff: Tuesday 04 November 2003, 09:15

That would be my biggest concern. The purchase of SuSe raises the expectations we have of Novell. Yet, if they can't deliver, not only will they ruin the Novell brand, but SuSe would fall from its present perch.

I hope Novell can stick around and give Microsoft less room to grow.

Ah, I missed that little note Adcadet.

I figured someone would comment on that side of things regarding this topic. I couldn't help but think about it myself. :D

For the up-and-coming exam 70-271, it states: "This exam, when combined with Exam 70-272 (the application exam for desktop support technicians), should validate that a candidate can successfully answer (or escalate) all calls from end users." . . . or escalate? :D I don't need training to...

I visited: http://office.microsoft.com/home/default.aspx with Firebird 0.6.1 and received this message towards the top of the page: HA!