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Nicely explained Adcadet. Can Influenza lead to other illnesses, such as sinus infections. Everytime I get a cold, I end up with a sinus infection. It's been that way since I was a boy.

So you would want these particular threads to be kept alive in a separate forum? Why not create a static page with links to those threads instead of creating a new forum?

Thanks for going through all of the troubles for us Coug.

Coug, The motherboard monitoring software reports the fan speed. The fan has a one-wire connector for the CPU fan header so that the BIOS can read its speed. The speed fluctuated between 1,654-rpm and 1,671-rpm. The case temperature did not exceed 27-degrees Celsius (panels attached) and...

Chocolate is derived from cocoa beans. Bean = vegetable. Sugar is derived from either sugar cane or sugar BEETS. Both of them are plants, in the vegetable category. Thus, chocolate is a vegetable. To go one step further, chocolate candy bars also contain milk, which is dairy. So, candy...

I suppose insanity comes with experience Tim, I've worked on quite a few Dells recently and have learned a few tricks about replacing products. The fact that you Packard Bell systems easier to disassemble highlights my idea that insanity comes with experience. :D

Fine - buy a Dell or IBM. (My blood pressure feels the same.)

22. They're too heavy to use as a frisbee 23. They're not flat enough to use as a hot-plate 24. They're too hard to use as a pillow 25. They're too thin to use as a booster seat for your kid 26. They're not warm enough to keep food warm 27. They're too hard to use as a bed warmer 28...

Not to minimize the tragic deaths, but I am very interested in the technical aspects of this event - the why, how, and what stuff that went wrong. Although I understand that this will be slow in coming. One moment . . . I need to flip my record. Some of the information presented by NASA up to...

Dell has insulated things quite nicely with a two-layer case. The first layer being metal (beer can thickness) and then molding the outside in plastic. But they also keep things quiet on the cooling end. The CPU uses a heatsink only, and then an airduct creates a tunnel to an opening at the...

Has anyone used this product before? I just received a few of these and hooked up one to a Athlon XP2100+. The CPU utilization is at 100% folding@home. I can't get the CPU to go above 55-degrees Celsius with the fan spinng at 1,671-rpm. The fan it supposed to automatically increase as the...

From what the Nasa Director stated (I think that was him during the press conference), the shuttle was at 200,000 feet above sea-level and traveling at Mach 18 doing scrub turns (helps the shuttle lose momentum and slows its speed) when the problems began.

Those are nice comments you made about us on StorageReview Mercutio - thanks.

That was very nice of Radboy to mention us over at Storage Review. Radboy, your site is nice too.

Very true Groltz.

Yeah, we had what, 5 different users? :-?

I have IE 2.0 on diskettes if you'd like a copy. :)

Probably both. :D

Wow, either not enough sleep or too much Scotch.

Nice - is there any particular reason why we call you Clocker? :D

Blake, a little switcharoo with the url tag value. :)

Thanks Clocker. Are you using an nForce2 board? If so, how has your experience been and what brand are you using?

True to a degree, Office is a beast, and intermingles itself with the OS like Coral Tree roots around your irrigation system. But, for the most part, Office and Windows are what we install and use everyday, and plan on keeping for quite some time. I have customers that regularly cycle through...

http://www.intel.com/design/chipsets/440zx/ http://www.intel.com/design/chipsets/440zx/66.htm A bit of Intella information about the two ZX chipsets.

Just like AOL - after a couple of days of receiving that new CD, the sparkling magic of those shiny discs lures unsuspecting customers into installing the largest and most relentless virus they've ever installed on their machines.

Toshiba system with oboard vidoe? Is it using Paradise video by any chance?

Pheew, good thing Microsoft's Age of Empires was not affected.

A bit after RT, I was hooked on Sim City 2000 and then Sim Tower. I remember when I moved SimTower from a 486 DX/2 to a Cyrix PR200 - wow did those days and nights go by quickly. You could find out in a hurry if you had built things correctly.

Nice Groltz. :D

Let's see, SR database . . . you take the numbers given to you, find the coordinates that relate to it in the Zodiac. If you line up with Canis Major, then you flip to the third Tarot card, if it symoblizes and corresponds with the alignment of Jupiter, Saturn, and Uranus, the the drive is a...

I'm not sure about the first, but it was a cool game.

Great, I have a computer special going on right now and people are finding computer systems for free! No wonder I can't sell anything! :D

I gave Opera 7 a try - I think I'll stick with Mozilla or phoenix.

Neither have we, but we haven't had any come through the shop either. Same goes for the 75GXP and 120GXP families. Now, the 180GXP I've sold a couple of, and they've good so far.

Maybe is was the armpits classified as toxic waste by the EPA and Ming the Merciless options that you picked. No, no, wait . . . I think it was the Commodore 64 BASIC answer.

I picked Darth Vader too.

I was told about this little quiz located here. Although the questions and available answers are not the best at truly determining your personalitiy, it is still fun. The quiz told me that I was Slackware Linux - You are the brightest among your peers, but are often mistaken as insane. Your...

Nice! :D You can also say that people get drunk so that they feel sophisticated but they just can't say it.

Hou about a banana holder bilt in to thu keebord?

Honold made a good point about seeing a single-plug standard for common motherboard headers (led, speaker, etc) as well as usb/usb2. Many of the innovations we desire are basically BIOS upgrades which are being addressed through the BIOS Disk Drive Services, ATA Host Adapter Standards, and of...

Indeed.

Although I voted "Who Cares", I am happy that Tampa Bay won and the Raiders did not.

Yes, in serveral markets, LG has been giving Samsung a run for its money.

<cough> We have a lovely temperate condition of 73-degrees F. The heat waves endured by Australia are amazing. Although we get very hot weather here, it never lasts the duration that is seen down under. It has peaked here at 120-degrees F, but that may be just one day, whereas the remainder...

I think she forgot toast with tomato.

Here is a copy of redhill.net.au in 1997: http://www.hlmcompany.com/images/redhill1997.jpg The file is large, so I didn't post it.

I don't think the second look was an improvement over the first.

It is becoming more prevelant and is a pain. Standard ATX back planes don't allow for the stacked configuration. So when you're building systems, you need to remove the standard knockout that came with the case and use the one that came with the motherboard. How about making system assembly a...

That is terrible news JoJo. The expression in your avatar is quite appropriate. I hope you find some work soon.

I don't know what happened by you Coug, but prices are still high for me.