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Who wants to build some cases for these?

Write speed is 120MB/s. That is impressive. I might consider the 30GB for $300 and then upgrade it in a year when prices drop and performance increases enough. Anyone have a review for this?

Or try Outlook Connector for MDaemon. Full version is $120 for up to 6 users. It looks to do everything that you want.

Now that I read that closer it doesn't look like you can share personal contacts. You could always setup a simple LDAP server. This looks interesting.

http://www.google.com/support/a/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=47926

You can share contacts with Google Apps. I bet the free version would work just fine for 3 users. You never need to worry about upgrading or licensing either, unless they add 97 more users.

That all depends on how you structure the tax law. If you say that you will have to pay extra no matter your income level it would be more effective with people that pay little or no taxes. The main problem I see is that most governments have no incentive to reduce their population at this...

How about strong financial incentives not to have kid. In the US you get a tax deduction if you have kids. How about making people pay more taxes if they have kids instead of less.

I didn't check that deeply, but it doesn't look like it. Looks like you'll have to wait a bit still. You could put in an order on one of those places, at least you will be "guaranteed" one when they do get stock.

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Well, hopefully he will come back at some point.

I agree. Maybe someone can just add a regular link to the image rather than embedding the image in the post.

I believe you are referring to fixed cost. While this does have an effect on the marketplace price, supply and demand also come into play heavily.

Can someone with rights please resize that huge image?

Could you have a friend or family member ship it to you? I have no idea what that would cost. I shipped a box to Australia once, which wasn't very cheap. I also don't know how customs works between Canada/USA/Israel.

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Apparently algae can also make jet fuel: http://blog.wired.com/cars/2007/08/pond-scum-makes.html I think the algae based alternative is the best source of liquid fuel I have heard of to date. Anyone know of a company that is working on this that I can invest in?

It's been really slow here lately. Is everyone on vacation? I've been watching Carrier on PBS the last 2 nights. It's worth checking out.

If you can get by with 16GB you can get one for ~$350. Or double your space to 32GB for ~$550. I don't know how much space Ubuntu takes for a default install, but that could be doable. DD, are you running the MSD-6000 series or the MOBI series? Are there any benefits to the MOBI over the MSD-6000?

Is there anything wrong with the Mitron MSD 6000? For only $550 it seems like a steal...comparably.

Not a very good review then is it?

There's some discussion about that here.

I hope Merc comes back soon, this place can get a bit boring without him around.

How come they didn't test it against a single SSD?

I'm frying up some chicken wings in my deep fryer.

Testing the maximum download speed of a single file is only a very small part of ISP performance. That's why I ran the link validator, because it goes through the whole process of requesting a URL, waiting for a response, downloading the source, finding every link on that page and then sending...

Computers have never been Popular Mechanics strong suit.

Uda, can't you get ADSL or cable? If you can't get either of those there is always satellite.

I ran a web link validator and it took the old site 2:02 to complete 500 links. The new server completed in 30 seconds. So, if that's any indication it's about 4 times faster. I can test it again when you switch over for good and see how it performs.

I'm almost certain that 256MB is plenty. As a comparison our company Intranet runs in a VM with 256MB of RAM and has as many as 100 simultaneous users. Content is served out of Joomla, which I would guess is similar to the forum software. I never notice any performance problems.

Are you planning on getting consumer FIOS? This section of the Verizon TOS might be of use to you then:

Did you read this on that page? "Positioning receiving antennas away from electronic equipment helps to reduce the effects of local interference"

I don't think it's either.

I like this speedtest as it lets you choose different server locations.

200K/s. Maybe you need a new ISP. Have you tried unplugging the cable modem and plugging it back in? How about DownThemAll?

From my brief search I don't think that Costco offers those batteries on their website. They have some Duracell NiMH, but they are pretty expensive. Thanks for the info about being able to order without a membership, that will come in handy in the future.

I found a friend that was also interested in the pack, so I ordered 2 and got free shipping and the 5% off. Pretty good deal I think. Not quite as good as Costco, but I don't have a membership there anyways.

I just tested it and I'm getting ~300K/s.

I don't have that much experience with it. Maybe someone else can give you some pointers on how to use it.

You could try Memtest86+.

You could run a memory tester and FAH to single out each component and see if either is actually to blame. Are you monitoring the temperature while doing the conversion?

That looks like the same price as eBay after I pay shipping from greenonlineproducts.com. I can only get free shipping from them if I order over $40 worth of batteries. Otherwise it's $10 extra for shipping. Which would bring my total to either $40 or $42 depending if I qualify as a "member,"...

Actually, this eBay auction looks to be a better deal after shipping is included in the other price.

Is this the same thing? Not as good of price, but not terrible. Is there anywhere else to get it for less?

I have 2 19" LCDs (1280x1024) at work. This is the configuration I prefer most.

Handruin, if you are still looking for a host you might want to check out HostGator.

I guess that depends on what you want to spend.

I think you can find dimmable ballasts. Is this not what you are looking for?

What was the one thing that your wife said that helped the manager change his mind? I would have done the same thing if I was in your shoes.

Using YSlow, a front-end performance tester for Firefox, it gets a 30 out of 100, that's the worst I have seen so far.