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Interestingly, the Seagate Barracuda 7200.7 with 8MB of cache and native SATA does not perform equal to or better then the PATA WD2500JB.

I think I'll skip the graphics.

Testing

Ditto.

Main Entry: dunce Pronunciation: 'd&n(t)s Function: noun Etymology: John Duns Scotus, whose once accepted writings were ridiculed in the 16th century Date: 1587 : one who is slow-witted or stupid

It is rare that we have a power outage these days in my neighborhood. In years past, it was more prevalent, especially in the winter. Nonetheless, I have always enjoyed the peace that comes with a power outage. If it is in the evening, just light a few candles and away you go. Our water is...

Tell him that it is the electronic version of the postal system and is much quicker.

Nice link Blakerwry, thanks.

A bit dry, but it might work as a definition: An electronic communications network that connects computers and organizational computer facilities around the world.

A bit outdated for JoJo's requirements, but: Batch Create a batch file using the XCOPY command and schedule the task under Windows. Backup occurs every night at 8:00 pm over a 100Mb network to a Pentium II 400 with a Promise SX6000 card running four WD800BB drives in a RAID 5. Pentium II...

Good point Steve, I had a customer with that problem recently. They purchased a spindle of 99 CDs, and the first 10 became coasters. She returned the lot, received a new spindle, and burning resumed as normal.

Has he changed the type of media that he is using?

But you're a young girl. I think we should ask Tannin about this first.

So who is the one that will sell out for 30 pieces of silver?

Additionally, how fast could you react to a crisis situation and still have time to deactivate the automatic feature. It is not as if you'd be watching the road much anyway.

Sorry Clocker, but I'm not familiar with this model. Nonetheless, you are a pretty technical guy, and I can't see why you shouldn't easily figure out how to open the thing up and replace the drive or add more memory if you need to. As for the wireless NIC, I would imagine that if you are in a...

Welcome aboard Piyono.

I suppose dropping the Nokia 3360 didn't help much with the battery life expiring abnormally early.

The V60 works well for me since my reception at home is poor and many times must revert to analog. Additionally, it was the ergonomics of the phone that sold me on it. The phone is compact enough when closed, and large enough to accommodate my fat face when open. Plus the phone is relatively...

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Dealers don't necessarily buy oil in quart containers. Usually it is a 55-gallon drum that uses an air pressure system to dispense the oil. But you are right, the don't make that much money on oil changes.

It has been Raid-E-on for me too. As for your alias, Handy works for me. :)

Out of Africa

Glad to be back online Handy, thanks for the quick work.

Yes they do, and they're nice chipsets too.

I had a Nokia 3360 with AT&T and have grown to dislike. Recently I switched over to a Motorola V60. I like the larger size of the phone when it is open.

Good for Kristi, I hope she is enjoying her vacation and time away from the Redhill computer store. So, are the customer's shocked to see the old man doing all the work while Kristi is gone?

The IAA does wonders for the EIDE performance of iPaq systems using the i810 chipset. No, I wouldn't build or sell such a system either, but I have had to work on them and noticed a marked difference with the IAA installed.

Although not the fastest cards in the bunch, I still like the 9000 64M and the Sapphire 9100 64M, especially for the price. High-end video cards are still too expensive.

Sounds nice. A more robust, but less expensive value-line CPU would be nice. This Thorton core almost sounds like the previous Thoroughbreds.

As long as the system is able to POST, and you can install an OS on the drive, you should be fine (you may be stuck with more then one partition). If your OS has limitations in translating the drive (due to the BIOS), you can always give the Intel Application Accelerator a try after the OS is...

Most new WD drives are coming jumpered on pins 1 and 2, which is Cable Select. Most OEMs, especially WD's biggest customer, DELL, uses Cable Select.

At least we have the actual report from the photographer. Thanks for the links Steve.

The water simply obscures the animal's silhouette too much in order to tell if it is a shark or dolphin.

Nice synopsis Honold.

Oh, I don't know Handy . . . maybe, READ! :shake2: :skepo: :shake2:

Buy the boy the whole series of Agatha Christie books and let him use his imagination. :)

Very funny, thanks for posting those P5. I like in the first one when Terry Tate talks about the mind games and then it shows him in the doorway of a breakroom and some office worker throws a soda can into the trash bin, not the recycle bin. Terry's presence practically kills the guy, he never...

This is an interesting depth of field result. The sharpness varies in an arc pattern. In the foreground, there is an arc or triangle of good clarity. This starts in the lower left-hand corner of the image, follows a diagonal line or arc up to the breast of the duck, and then comes back down...

Interesting. I've had a few people ask me about obtaining wireless surround sound speakers.

How many metres away without the scope? Oh, was your camera contraption mounted on a tri-pod? I noticed some blurriness with the picture. Those eyes are piercing.

Typical response from the Redhill camp.

Nice picture Tea. How far away were you, er . . . I mean Tannin, when taking that photograph?

Thanks for the information mangy-one. I may have to put that product on my list of purchases.

Aceshardware is able to go for months without a new article, we should be able to accomplish at least that.

Well?

Can't you just open . . . never mind.

Is this thread going to turn into Answer & Question Time? :)

ASUS A7V8X-X Has anyone sampled this board yet? It has shown up on my price list for less then the original nForce Asus A7N266-VM/AA. Granted the KT400 board doesn't have onboard video, but I probably wouldn't use the onboard video with the A7N266-VM/AA.

Ah, they are still in the channel here. They can also be purchased directly from Canon.