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Good idea Honold, but what should we write about?

I don't know, I juzt bought thiz lot from an Oz diztributor.

I rezemble that remark!

Thanks for the technical report CityK.

Finished as in "no longer available" or finished as in "end-of-life but still plenty of product in the channel"?

Isn't that Apple II SCSI?

Sydney Wireless June 23, 2003--The Internet Users Society - Niue (IUS-N), today announced that it has launched the world's first free nation-wide WiFi Internet access service on the Polynesian island-nation of Niue. This new free wireless service which can be accessed by all Niue residents...

Considering this as a thread for CHEAP scanner advice, I would also recommend the Canon LiDE20.

None here, but then again I wouldn't be interested in unlocking the multiplier anway. :)

Like SR, we also have a high ratio of Views versus Replies to a thread. For me, this indicates that our relatively small group enjoys reading each other's posts, but don't necessarily see the need to always voice our opinion.

Nice indeed! Why weren't these around when I was stuck using Aurora? :)

For any interested, further opinions on the SCO topic (from Mr. Gringely once again): ______________________ What Goes Around Comes Around The Only Clear Winner in This SCO Versus IBM Case is Microsoft By Robert X. Cringely June 19, 2003 "What SCO owns (forgetting for the moment Novell's...

You know Tea and Tannin won't be able to sleep tonight with all of the excitement of their new purchase arriving on Friday.

Wow, the beast has been tamed! :D

Don't expect to hear from Tannin or Tea Friday afternoon whilst they play with their new toys, I mean camera equipment. :)

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If you can be that flexible Piyono, all the more power to you. I, on the other hand, would do serious damage to my body if I tried any of that funny-funky-bending and twisting - regardless of the amount of Bourbon in me. :) My knees already sound like Rice-Krispies and milk, wait until I'm...

Er...do you mean today, as in Thursday, or tomorrow as in Friday? You're always up so late posting, one never knows which day you're talking about. :)

You are welcome Handy. It is good to read that your system is running like a champion.

All this talk over here about ABIT boards going sour; I hope Handy's board is still working fine.

Last night I watched a great movie that had completely slipped my mind: The Big Country, with Burl Ives, Gregory Peck, and Charlton Heston.

Wow, we all look forward to some sample pictures.

Here is another article on the topic, but this time from SCOs perspective. This is an interview with Darl McBride, the CEO of SCO. _____________________ Why SCO Decided To Take IBM To Court By David Becker Staff Writer, CNET News.com June 16, 2003, 4:00 AM PT "The System 5 source code, that...

Thanks for the compliments oh young she-orangutan. One of these days I will have to include the history for another product.

That should read: 1 minute 48 seconds.

Welcome back i. Still looking for a job and willing to travel?

Thanks for your compliments and input. As a note Howell, when all of the static material is together, it takes Mercutio 1:48 seconds to download the definitions. I would prefer something that downloads faster. Maybe I'm just talking jibberish and don't understand what you mean. :)

Good information on that site Handy, thanks.

Database :) You give me way to much credit. Static all the way m boy. A database would be nice if I knew how to create one and manage it. But now we're getting super complicated.

Great idea Tim. Can anyone give me a tip on how to start a search function for my site? (Code and idea.) :)

I'm to lazy to search through all of our threads to find where Tannin posted the upgrades for his website, so I'm starting a new thread. Recently I've had these ambitions to update and improve the content of my site, so I added some content to my history of WD and more recently, I uploaded a...

I ask, Andy, because Photoshop 6.0 had some optimization problems with Windows XP. Once you installed the most recent updates for 6.0, it would finally work like it should. Otherwise, you're left with a very slow application, regardless of the hardware performance capabilities. However, since...

Quick question for lab-mouse-boy, what version of Photoshop do you normally use?

I'll have to add that to my dictionary.

Nice tip Honold. Here is an article on that command: http://whatis.techtarget.com/definition/0,,sid9_gci213780,00.html

Dullies are nice, but as zx pointed out, they are a luxury. Usually they're a luxury not worth having. I was using a dual Athlon 1.2 Ghz and was happy when I moved away from it. The cost of duallie systems just isn't worth impact on most basic computer activity. I spend my fair share of time...

How is this for a partial definition of EFS? Encrypting File System (EFS): A feature in certain versions of Windows that enables users to encrypt files and folders on an NTFS volume disk to keep them safe from access by intruders. For most users, this is a delayed Recyle Bin maneuver.

As I suspected, because I use XP Home in domain environments. I would expect that those hassles are more relevant in a more stringent or inflexible domain environment. Then again, who would spend the money to set up a three-node domain? Oh yeah, me. :)

Just as a question, what is wrong with XP Home in a domain?

Mercutio, what type of CD drive, enclosure, and speakers did you pick?

Get a trailer hitch for your car. The next time someone rear-ends you, you'll leave a nice mark on the front of their car. :)

Indeed. My supplier doesn't even have the high-priced version. :)

As Mercutio said, and clear the CMOS. Also, disconnect all ATA/ATAPI/EIDE devices and boot to a floppy diskette.

Could that have something to do with the Dual Power System? For the GA-7NNXP, Giga-byte states: "With the Voltage Regulator Module (VRM), the Dual Power System delivers a total of 6-phase power circuit design to provide more solid and durable power supply for the new generation AMD platform."...

That would be my assumption too.

Thank you for the information Tea. It seems that it took Europeans a long time before their knowledge of Kangaroos was noteworthy. Before Europeans began poking their nose around Australia, what level of knowledge did those indigenous to Australia have regarding Kangaroos?

You could be living in Greece.

They don't look very gray to me! They're all Macropodidae anyway.

Nice pictures Tea. I like the opposing pelicans, it almost looks like a mirror. The Marsupials are nice too, especially the detail in her fur. The little Joey peeking out is cute. Are those Red Kangaroos?

Thanks Honold, that was a great article. :mrgrn: