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a council of 12? give me a break. this site is very long on bureaucracy and holding steadily short on content.

how's your ram running (multiplier, timings, voltage)?

what cpu did you go to? i'm very happy with my 2.4@3.1

http://www.storageforum.net/forum/viewtopic.php?t=1673 i own you... 8)

i hope this doesn't get buried since there are a lot of replies and many don't even touch the front page vote yes pls

tools / junk mail controls, no custom filters needed

clocker, could you please disassemble the unit and list all the manufacturers of the internal components? thanks

tbird does filter imap correctly

i think there's a clear separation between the founders and the users, and i don't see how it would change. it doesn't mean that i haven't enjoyed threads or interactions, just that i have relationships with individuals here, not the site itself. the only community i see is the founding one...

another thing, i never looked for a forum before, i just ran into sr and stayed there. i miss what i once had in terms of technical content, so i'm actually seeking it out now for the first time. i also don't want to imply that i don't value the non-computing talk (movies/etc) - i think it's a...

nope. i've got about 3,000 miles on it now and i checked recently. thankfully i've got the last of the mk4 series, so all the kinks (e.g. window regulators, ignition coils, etc) seem to have been worked out.

what do you want them to ask for, and what would need to change in order for you to truly return (possibly as far as abandonment of this site)?

nobody's answering the big questions :/

i am against too much forking :) go read my next response to your thread on sr

anybody seen 'your friends and neighbors'?

you could get the same good answers if everyone was frequenting sr, and perhaps if they were to do something like improve the faq and fork storage/non-storage and serious/non-serious ot forums. my take on eugene is that he wants to influence the natural flow of things as little as possible...

and handruin, you (very elegantly) nailed my point

how many people would return if they separated storage and non-storage? personally, i find most of the crap posts to be storage-related. blah blah raid0 blah blah blah blah what drive do i pick blah blah blah blah my atto scores suck blah blah

Re: Unifying the codes i think that's totally unethical given the relatively anti-sr nature of most regulars. if i started a fast food joint because i didn't like mcdonald's, i wouldn't go back there to advertise.

neither sr nor sf are under my control, yet i'm able to use both of them just fine. i'm certain that they're not going to lose another db. the forums have nothing to do with commerce. has anybody that wasn't here from the onset been convinced to change allegiance?

how is it you feel you would be inhibited in communication or fraternization if you were to post on sr instead?

ok, who started it then, and why did they/do they find sr insufficient? i wasn't implying this - i came here without knowing the history of the site. i wasn't asking for a name change, i was honestly asking why you were named as such

why is it named storageforum then?

...and it got an 18% on rotten tomatoes. my next trip to the theater will be to see pirates of the carribean

brazil?!

i didn't mean to imply that debate is the entire point of a forum - there's always lurking for info (which doesn't happen here for non-regulars because i doubt there ARE any lurkers - what a waste of info), fraternization, etc. i see this as a few members of a football team leaving the team to...

i don't see how it's possible to dislike office space

the second highlander

i ended up here as a result of a reference from someone (i believe mercutio) to one of cas' posts here. been here since. i'm seeing posts about attracting more people, about making posts, saying 'that's what this place is about - sharing information.' what prevented all of you from sharing...

okay i think this merits a new thread

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i think this article is just silly linux also uses windows if you're counting any level of connection. cisco uses ascent. etc.

i thought these forums were about deliberate separation there was nothing stopping somebody from posting such an article there, and mercutio is already a registered member

assuming you were able to back out and function correctly enough to re-apply the service packs, yes i think you should have only one folder. i don't understand the second question.

my system is pretty close to balls to the wall right now but i'm still using an abit siluro geforce4 ti4200 64mb (overclocked to ti4600 speeds) because i don't have any pressing video needs until halflife2 and/or doom 3 come out. when that happens, i'll buy something big.

http://forums.storagereview.net/index.php?act=ST&f=2&t=10840

either that or stop pirating...

agreed. on via to via, the upgrade is painless - it's just the everyday use that hurts :)

i think 'leaner/faster' matters to everyone look at the main mozilla page. they're ceasing further development on mozilla and making firebird/phoenix their browser project, and list their reasoning.

i would have to think you'd need to be in a situation where a neighbor has a facing wall with an ap against it and your base station is near to stand a chance, but i've never tested anything along those lines. i'll break into some townhouses soon and let you know.

hm, i use one at work and i don't believe i have their stuff (gart/ide/etc) installed. all my benchmarks are fine.

sysprep usually works fine, but i use the opportunity to clean install anyway

48bit lba isn't done on bx by iaa

all the details should be on the project page will it's leaner/faster, uses xul instead of xpfe, and pushes most features into add-ons

when you install a service pack it's not absolutely necessary to have it be uninstallable (it's a tickbox). however, it's imperative that you don't delete the folder it leaves in your windows folder as it uses that for stuff that would be fetched off the cd. for example, if you installed iis...

i learned recently how easy it is to ship overseas, sold 1gb of corsair pc3700 and shipped it to london for about $10 usps global priority (with a small customs card to fill out declaring items and price)

i don't install 4-in-1s on xp unless i have problem, i install it on everything else i do install intel's chipset infs (which impacts performance and gets some question marks out of device manager) and iaa on everything i personally use but usually not on cluster boxes at work/etc

OMG CONGRATULATIONS