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I don't know how current this is, but it appears that they either used to or still do. http://blog.dreamhosters.com/kbase/index.cgi?area=381 http://blog.dreamhosters.com/kbase/index.cgi?area=380 Let me know what you find out.

Are you planning on reselling with the new ISP?

Was that 5% for the hour or for the day?

On their FAQ.

Dreamhost offers SSH access. I believe Merc was using them awhile back. I don't have any personal experience with them though.

I turned off my lights and my electric heat, but I left my computer on. I'm on the 9th floor, so I have a pretty good view of other buildings in the city. Considering Chicago was supposed to be the flagship city in the US, it didn't seem like that many people turned their lights off. I think it...

Have you ever used Safari on a PC? I have and it sucks. I don't want to use any IE browser, but I have to make sure my web applications work with all browsers. This means I regularly run 4-5 different browsers at the same time.

Your company might run it's own Windows Update server, which makes it easy to block updates. Going from IE6 to IE7 isn't nearly as big as the change from 7 to 8. If you try the beta and just browse around to normal sites the vast majority aren't rendered the same way. Google Maps is a good example.

I installed IE8 beta and it appears to have broken several of my sites. These sites render correctly with IE6, IE7, FF, Safari, and Opera. It appears all the hacks I used to get IE6/7 to render correctly are causing problems for IE8.

Oh great, another version of IE to have to write hacks for and test with. Of the websites I work on IE7 versus IE6 use is just about even. Whereas Firefox use is over 85% the most recent version. The real problem is that I can't run different versions of IE on the same machine without having a...

I'll be very interested to hear how you like them. Price is still too high for me. When I can get a 32GB for less than $400, I will go for it.

Let us know what you end up getting. I would like to get a 32GB SATA SSD in the near future.

Here are a few stores that specialize in SSD sales: http://www.rocketdisk.com/ http://www.neostore.com/ http://www.dvnation.com/nand-flash-ssd.html

Not compared to RAID 1.

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I would just suggest giving someone else mod rights to remove spam posts, delete users that have posted spam, etc.

I have a used LJ5 that I no longer use if you want to buy it. My parents have been bugging me about getting it out of their house for years. Shipping it wouldn't be cheap though.

The company where I work uses ServiceDesk. I asked our lead help desk guy and he says he loves it. I haven't used it personally though. It's not cheap for the commercial version, but there is a free version you could try out.

I think you would be best served by writing some VBScript. I think you could hack something together from online examples in a couple hours pretty easily.

I've used an older version of the Samsung ML-2510, which seemed fine for a cheap printer. Refills for the toner are also available fairly inexpensively on eBay.

What filesystem? I didn't know that was possible.

So, what's more efficient an electric heat pump or forced-air natural gas? I know there are a ton of factors. Like temperature, cost/Kwh and cost/therm. My condo uses an electric heat pump and it seems to be very efficient unless the outside temperature drops below about 20° F.

Is the site extremely slow for anyone else?

When Firefox gets slow I generally kill it in Task Manager and then start it back up and restore my previous session. Takes care of any CPU or memory utilization problems.

DD is always the one that is trying to convince people to move to California.

Maybe 30 hours in a row without sleeping. When you are up that long it does feel like one single day.

You can try MS Application Verifier. I used it to get Adobe CS3 products to install on Server 2003.

My sister is looking to buy a camcorder. Her major interest is that it be easy to use and easy to watch the videos she creates. I have no idea what the best recording technology is. It seems like something that records directly to a DVD would be the simplest for recording and then watching or...

From the SSD Newegg review: Pros: So fast it time travels. Cons: my wife thought I spent this money on a stripper.

You could suggest he buy a cheap PCI controller. Something like this would work.

I'm not sure that this would generate the revenue necessary for the government to continue operating.

Mubs, are you sure you did this math correctly? By "US currency inflates by 10%," I mean that the US Treasury prints 10% more money this year, which would devalue the American dollar by 10% compared with another currency that isn't pegged to the dollar. So, if I bought $100 worth of Indian...

I think the amply amount of sea water in close proximity to the pool might have had something to do with it also.

Here's an article about German packaging.

I'm the same way, so I have to have a symmetrical mouse as well. I've been using the Microsoft Standard Wireless Optical for the last few years. I have been through 2 or 3 of them, because the build quality is terrible.

Root Kit maybe?

That's pretty impressive, Chewy. My hobbies aren't that impressive.

I read both of the articles that you linked to. Interested stuff. I have a question that I maybe someone can answer. I own shares in a mutual fund that invests in a foreign market like India. If US currency inflates by 10% and the currency of the country that the fund invests in stays the same...

Coax S/PDIF is still digital. I think you may have missed the point.

Damn. Is there anything else to use now?

I like Dunkin Donuts coffee. But, I'm too cheap to go and buy coffee. I would rather drink the free coffee at work that tastes like burning.

I have been using S/PDIF for at least the last 5 years. I have never had a problem with noise in this configuration across three separate motherboards.

Have you tried using an S/PDIF optical output connected to a receiver?

LD was too big and expensive.

Gilbo, is there any reason you couldn't run XP 64-bit instead? Or are there drivers that are missing?

I thought you were self-employed, Dave? Are you looking for a corporate job?

Works for me.

It looks like you can order it here and have it shipped to the US. It's not cheap though.

If you have phpMyAdmin installed you could just enter all the data into a CSV file and import with phpMyAdmin.

Bad power supply that isn't outputting reliable, clean power.