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Interesting site and information regarding Internet security. IIA

I can see an image scanned at higher resolution eating up RAM. Make sure that you also have the 6.0.1 update for Windows if applicable. (Is this on a MAC or PC?)

That is one big bubble. The researchers should be ananlyzing that thing and see how much it adds to the greenhouse effect.

Jtr, here are some more links for that mini LED light: Comparison Dan's Data

How about we just keep all of the city lights off at night, and everyone is given one of these. If you need more light then the universe can produce, switch your candlestick on.

Let's make it so. :) When the MAC was introduced, the GUI accompanied with this small wonder far outweighed any command line benefits that the rare user would need for doing office, graphic, or home work. I remember using the PLOT command in order to make a banner, how much easier it was to...

Pharmaceutical companies do sell their products at reduced cost to countries that cannot afford it. Hence, the reason why many people visit such nearby countries in order to purchase their needed prescription at a reasonable price. The trouble is that those same countries also sell...

So, Microsoft should see the obvious -- very few people can afford MS anything at US prices.

What sort of economic value does US$36.00 have in Thailand? I remember The INQ comparing the Indian Rupee with the US dollar and they showed why Windows stuff needed to be greatly reduced in price. Basically, the US retail price for MS Office was equal to a years wage for many Indians (or...

Indeed! The first time I sat behind the console of a MAC system (I think it was 1987), I just laughed at the Neanderthal interface of a PC, and the joke that DOS command lines can be.

JTR, the full moon helps a great deal with nighttime lighting. When we have a new moon, the night gets really dark, but, you can then see even more stars.

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By the way Gary, how would reckon the Supermicro P4SPA+ motherboard would fair in a lab environment where the enclosure would be left open and technicians would regularly test different peripherals in the system (e.g. HDDs, memory, CD/CDRW devices, FireWire adapter cards, etc.)? Your...

How clever.

It becomes absurd when you can no longer logically justify or even argue the benefits of spending the extra money. Gary can reasonably argue the benefits of his specified components for reliability and stability, which is a must for him and his company. Other companies may view this as...

I think it is more embarrassing for those that ignore the automatic updates for Windows.

On the lighter side of this debacle: ____________________ BBSPOT SCO Group To Shoot Babies By Jeff Heard Monday, August 11 “Lindon, UT - The SCO Group announced the launch of a campaign to shoot 1% of all babies born in the US.” "The announcement brought cheers from SCO's chief investors and...

It is amazing how powerful home cleaning solutions can be. I felt safer using Trichloroethylene and Isopropyl Alcohol 99.9% as a printing press operator then some of these oven and bathroom cleaners.

At least the unreliable M-Class from Mercedes did well in th IIHS tests and received a "Best Pick" stamp of approval. So, if the car isn't in the shop, you should be pretty safe in it. :)

The IIHS (Insurance Institutue for Highway Safety) crash test was ranked as Acceptable, but the other crash tests were marked NA. The Acceptable mark is nothing to write home about when you look at all of the individual results from the IIHS.

I will have to include the word "icky" in my list of definitions on my website.

Within a XP operated system, you can hook up the two drives (target and source) and run XCOPY, it works just fine for NTFS partitions. I just did this a few times recently when upgrading hard drives for customers using Windows 2000 and XP both with NTFS partitions.

Since I am a bit IT challenged, I must ask: Would it be possible to push the patch unattended during those hours and initiate a restart of the servers?

Consumer Reports did test the Freelander, but there wasn't enough consumer data to rate the reliability.

<typical response> But I have a friend who has one and they don't have any problems so there shouldn't be a problem with those vehicles and those statistics are incorrect because of my experience with one vehicle I must be right </typical response> Consumer Reports wasn't able to collect enough...

Have you tried the process with another utility, such as XCOPY?

I don't think that SCO planned on staying in the market place. They need to bring some type of monetary value to their company so that they can have a reasonable buy-out. Creating this mess, though, won't help.

Yes, cats can scratch really good -- and they're super fast. It was pretty stupid of them to poke at the cat with a stick. They should just put a hydraulic lift on that truck so the cat has to slide out. A tranquelizer would work to, or at least some type of sedative. That way they could...

I just downloaded and am now running Open Office 1.1RC2. I like, I like!

Bummer having your window stick at a time like that.

Don't bother. You are essentially saving yourself a big waste of time. I don't know of any new sitcoms that are worth watching. Most of my TV viewing time has been spent watching classic movies, the Food Network, A&E, or the Hitler, I mean History Channel. Oh yeah, Monster Garage on the...

Just to give you some idea of the data recorded by Consumer Reports: Volkswagen Passat: “Recommended -- The Volkswagen Passat remains our top-ranked V6 family sedan despite closer competition from the redesigned Honda Accord.” Volkswagen Jetta: “Reliability has dropped below average.” BMW...

Alas, they are plagued with electrical problems.

<sarcasm> What a shame. </sarcasm>

By the way SteveC, your avatar fits this post perfectly. :)

Oh, by the way, sorry jtr for changing the theme of this thread around so much.

I received the Under the Brim email from RedHat and they had a small advertisment for Linuxworld. The included a link of their booth layout.

I'm looking to purchase that Braun shaver, as my present Braun unit is getting old.

Sounds nice, but how much of the impact do you think the car absorbed? Probably none. The driver would take the full impact -- ouch.

Old discs are great for keep birds out of your fruit trees. Where do you think all of those AOL discs end up? :)

It should be real nice. Why don't you give it a try. :)

Nice, another distraction for drivers.

I feel for you CityK. I'd recommend lying down and taking a nap.

Hence the need for seatbelts. It makes it easier for the paramedic to find the dead body. Here in my area of California, increasing our speed limit would be crazy. In this state we are able to pass on the right, which makes the roads more of a hazard. Most people change lanes with out...

Thanks for posting the review Steve. One question, do you think that the noise level of the 80mm fan would have been different if measured when actually attached to the heatsink versus being measured as a chasis fan?

Nice film Kevin.

Ha! Someone actually listened to you. Who would've ever guessed?

It Streams for me in IE, but not with Moz or Firebird.

Fool, your thinking is correct. The idea behind "plastic" components in the bumper is to absorb minor impacts without damaging the major structure of the vehicle. Ideally, the bumper should not only absorb these impacts, but also rebound from them, thus resulting in almost no damage to the...