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That is a beautiful note.

Do you at least have one of the notes that he signed?

pffft!

Ah yes, the Falkland Islands. I forgot about that. I saw the event on television. When I first heard about it, I was shocked.

$2 bills are only rare in that they are seldom used. Go to your bank and ask for some $2 bills, they'll have them. I even paid a friend off in 100 $2 bills (most seemed to still be in uncirculated condition and had some contiguous serial numbers). United States currency presently uses blue...

I have not used an Adaptec RAID card. I have used 3ware, and am quite happy with it. I'm presently running and Escalade card 24/7 in a NT Server (it has been runing for 2 years). It was even detected under RedHat 7.1.

Let's see, OJ verdict, my boss had us all stop the printing presses, come into his office, and watch the verdict on TV. WTC, I was sitting down to eat breakfast and switched on Good Morning America. The first building had already been hit, and then I saw the second one get smacked. Gulf War...

Have you ever been to Brooklyn? Just go to Williamsburg Brooklyn.

I showed this story to an Aussie friend of mine and he has felt the same way. He said that he wouldn't be suprised if it was true.

This would be a 4.6 liter SOHC engine.

The software is pretty nice and certainly worth the download if you use any of the "popular" versions. It is worth dropping ICQ®, AIM®, MSN® Messenger, Yahoo!® Messenger and IRC for this software. It is kind of like dropping Windows for an Operating System more worthy of your use.

Is that the duallie from James?

Yes Mercutio, dry air is bad. They get especially bad around my area in the fall when we get particular weather systems that blow in hot air from the desert and drop our humidity down to 20% or less. You can put a sheet of paper on the desk and watch it curl as the humidity slowly leaves...

Electro-Static Discharge is a big deal. Your body is an excellent conductor of electricity because of the high water and salt content (pure water is an insulator, not a conductor). As we create friction, free electrons are just itching to leave our body. Once that moment arises, they leave at...

It's good to see Tannin and Soup Nazi returning folding scores for the lower half of our chart.

Thanks Steve.

What is the difference between valhalla-SRPMS-disc1.iso and valhalla-i386-disc1.iso? I'm guessing the i386 is for x86 systems, but what about the other?

A true technician Dan is: "What's the most important thing I've learned, though? Probably this: Nothing gets thermal grease off stuff like naptha lighter fluid. And if the stain just won't budge, naptha also makes it easier to destroy the evidence."

Thank goodness there are thousands of miles between us.

I'm more inclined to like Linux, but the responsibility to my customers cannot be solved by anyone other than Windows based software (monopoly? :eekers: )

The premise is not just based on greater loss, but also the location of the battles. If the United States had its country torn to shreds on numerous occassions by wars they started, or did not start, their impressions of another war would be different.

All the more reason to support other software manufacturers. Today I worked with Redhat 7.1 and KDE (sorry, I forget the version). The desktop was decent, and the package improved as I imstalled Mozilla. What is most aggravating is that most of my cusotmers use software for business or...

Nope, what is the news? I wonder how much that processor will be - US$933.00?

Like most other "christian" nations, they believe that God backs there efforts in dispensing what they feel is justice - how blasphemous!

All the more reason to keep television viewing to a minimum. Television and film studios have the inclination to sensitize our minds to what is truly dreadful, and then play our minds like a puppeteer for their own interest. The events that occurred on September 11th of last year are alarming...

That hasn't happened yet?

How about a computer system that uses the heat generated by various chips to run a generator that powers the system itself? Have a self contained unit that takes advantage of its own heat.

I'm sorry to hear about your families painful encounter with disease. Unforeseen occurrences can befall us all, and did come to pass with your brother in-law. As sad as death is, he is at least no longer in pain. What is left is the painful wound of his absence that as a family you will be...

Ekaf-Ami or I'm a Fake - I would avoid The Giver. From what I've seen, and heard from the Bartender, he is rather loose with women and drink.

Taxes and shipping included.

Coug, Your customer will try to uphold the reputation of his friend, so attacking the quality of the system will certainly work against you. What I would do is describe the situation with the PS and offer to replace it yourself since you understand how busy your customer's friend is. Explain...

Considering that it is a German ebay site, I would've put up a few choice words in German. The options are unimaginable, and 2cpu.com stayed pretty professional with their comments.

Yes Tea, who can resist those big brown eyes? Too bad your brethren are disappearing from the Indonesia forests at an alarming rate. At least Tannin was able to save you from the illegal orangutan pet industry. Perhaps when you get older, he can get you a partner and you can fill Ballarat...

I like the Coolermaster heatsinks myself, but I haven't tried this one. I still use the DP5-7H53F. I like the clip mechanism better.

Does anyone have any experience with these monitors? I was looking at the 720E as a low end 17" monitor. I was also comparing that with LG International's LGX710 17" monitor, which happens to be US$6.00 cheaper for me to buy. Both of which are cheaper then the Samsung 750s by at least US$20.00.

What a nightmare you are having. If that happened to me, I would feel the same way. When I first switched to XP, I was using US Robotics V92 internal modem. XP installed the drivers and dialing-up went without a hitch - first time, everytime. The US Robotics are a bit pricey, so I started...

I've successfully run 3 WD7297 PCI SCSI cards in a Gateway P-166.

I'm sorry that you have such problems with XP. With US Robotics and Creative V92 modems, I dont' have any problems. I have yet to encounter huge problems.

Ha! Heidelberg 52 - solid ink (of course, probably VanSon or Toyo) and it will use any color I put on there!

That sounds nice Tea, but I'm talking about my customers. Why would I downgrade anyone to NT 4.0? I love the software, but support for ATA-66, ATA-100, USB, FireWire, etc., are non-existant. I can't sell that anymore. The same goes for 95 and 3.1x. 3.12 (oem version) was dear to my heart...

I love it how you can even get the cents correct. :D

Time is money. :)

Great idea Tea, but for me Windows XP Home is cheaper then Windows98 and Windows XP Professional is cheaper then Windows 2000 Professional. Also, Windows XP has a superior driver base then Windows98. I'm stuck between the proverbial rock and hard place. Linux has not advanced enough to...

The problem Coug is that you don't have the experience to create an image with 3D looks with a computer. Since you are a handy artist, I would recommend drawing it and scanning it in - at least everything but the text. Then use your drawing program to create the text and you're done.

My crunchers are turned off at the moment. It is 101 degrees fahrenheit with very high humidity. I turned off almost all of my electrical items and turned on the AC. I can't wait for winter, summer sucks. Where is that next ice age they've been talking about!!!

I thought the same.

Sounds good Clocker.

Don't forget the made-for-TV movie that would follow. :)

That is true jtr. I would include teachers (Grade, Middle, and High School) as a group that make far to little money. In the affluent area that I live, even School Bus drivers only make US$13.00 and hour. When you think about it, our children are in their hands, as they safely take them to...

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