I'm lucky to live in a city that has excellent water. At one point they actually bottled it:)
I usually buy bottled water, but I'll refill the bottle several times before I stop using it. The convenience of a screw-top bottle is worth the $$$ to me. I'll use the same bottle for 3-8 days, which stretches those 24-pks quite a bit.
Speaking as someone who has picked up cabbage when I was told to get lettuce, I can state with 99% certainty that they can pick better produce than me. Hell, my 8yo daughter can pick better produce than me.
Well, I've noticed that it doesn't always pick up on the id3 tags. I've had to go through a lot of my imported mp3s and mass-set artist & album.
I suspect this has something to do with the way I ripped the original CDs, possibly difference in the different versions of ID3. I'm not sure, though. Because I can rip CD1 and CD2 on the same day, using the same settings, and iTunes will properly read the tags for CD1, but "miss" them on CD2. I've also had instances where songs 1-5 from a CD get picked up properly, but songs 6-10 don't.
That's not necessarily the case. The optimal speed for *all* burning uses is instantaneous. Pop the disc in & it immediately pops back out, copy completed.
You might want to reconsider. The guy who was hosting our LUGs website upgraded to business-class, for just the reasons you mention. He's had more outages and general problems since he upgraded than he ever had on residential service.
I think he decided to go DSL, but I may be mistaken. Search the archives at GOLUM for Roadrunner if you're really interested.
I just had a very convincing visual of some poor fool standing there looking shocked with plastic splinters and chunks of turbine fins embedded in his eyes.
Strangely enough, it was amusing. Then again, I *do* like to read Darwin Awards:)
Not at all silly. As a 'Professional Gamer' (as in, I compete in leauges and attend large lan competitions), I can safely say any gamer worth anything has headphones. Most popular are the plantronics Audio.90's which are nice, decent quality, and insanely cheap($30). A lot of people say theirs broke easy, but at $30, its worth the risk.
I just want to say thanks. I've been looking for decent cheap headphones. Every review I've seen has $100+ headphones, and I just won't pay that much.
I used to work in the industry, and to a point this is true. Also the machines next to the cashiers, and the ones you see when you first walk in the door.
That doesn't mean the other machines will never hit, or that the "visible" ones always hit. The ones at the bar are typically the worst.
Hell, my '73 Datsun 1200 (1193cc 4-banger) could spin the tires on a wet road, easily. If there was a little bit of sand or you were really lucky, you could do it on dry pavement, too. Manual tranny helped, though.
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Thx for that info! 5'10" is close enough. I'll brb & let you know how it went...
I've never bungee jumped before, but that pic sure made me think about it. Damn! But I'm scared of heights...
I'm lucky to live in a city that has excellent water. At one point they actually bottled it :)
I usually buy bottled water, but I'll refill the bottle several times before I stop using it. The convenience of a screw-top bottle is worth the $$$ to me. I'll use the same bottle for 3-8 days, which stretches those 24-pks quite a bit.
The designer/maker of this should get an award of sorts.
Yeah! Like a big, glowing, fishnet-clad leg lamp!!!
Speaking as someone who has picked up cabbage when I was told to get lettuce, I can state with 99% certainty that they can pick better produce than me. Hell, my 8yo daughter can pick better produce than me.
Well, I've noticed that it doesn't always pick up on the id3 tags. I've had to go through a lot of my imported mp3s and mass-set artist & album.
I suspect this has something to do with the way I ripped the original CDs, possibly difference in the different versions of ID3. I'm not sure, though. Because I can rip CD1 and CD2 on the same day, using the same settings, and iTunes will properly read the tags for CD1, but "miss" them on CD2. I've also had instances where songs 1-5 from a CD get picked up properly, but songs 6-10 don't.
Good job, saved me the trouble of a post.
Oh, wait..
Fo' shizzle...
That's not necessarily the case. The optimal speed for *all* burning uses is instantaneous. Pop the disc in & it immediately pops back out, copy completed.
You might want to reconsider. The guy who was hosting our LUGs website upgraded to business-class, for just the reasons you mention. He's had more outages and general problems since he upgraded than he ever had on residential service.
I think he decided to go DSL, but I may be mistaken. Search the archives at GOLUM for Roadrunner if you're really interested.
I just had a very convincing visual of some poor fool standing there looking shocked with plastic splinters and chunks of turbine fins embedded in his eyes.
:)
Strangely enough, it was amusing. Then again, I *do* like to read Darwin Awards
Are you saying there was a 1Gb/s pipe that fed directly into the PC with no firewall in place? That's a little difficult to believe...
That what I did at home. This, however, is my work PC. I get what they give me.
Maybe you should check for malware. XP runs ok on my p3-600/256mb system. Not as good as my Ath2500+/512mb, but good enough.
128mb is a ridiculous recommendation, though. 256mb RAM should be the minimum.
Talk about some interesting hack possibilities...
Well, I'm running XP Pro on a p3-600, 256mb RAM. I wish I had more RAM, but other than that it runs ok.
Still not as desperate as creating a blogger account hoping to get one :)
One of my all-time fave bands.
Not at all silly. As a 'Professional Gamer' (as in, I compete in leauges and attend large lan competitions), I can safely say any gamer worth anything has headphones. Most popular are the plantronics Audio.90's which are nice, decent quality, and insanely cheap($30). A lot of people say theirs broke easy, but at $30, its worth the risk.
I just want to say thanks. I've been looking for decent cheap headphones. Every review I've seen has $100+ headphones, and I just won't pay that much.
Pay Per Click came next, and is still how "search engines" such as Oveture make money. But not used very much outside PPC search engines.
Like google?
I had *just* fired up Monty Python on my second monitor when I read your post :)
I used to work in the industry, and to a point this is true. Also the machines next to the cashiers, and the ones you see when you first walk in the door.
That doesn't mean the other machines will never hit, or that the "visible" ones always hit. The ones at the bar are typically the worst.
I've noticed that Ford's usually have a lower speedo. I think it's a Ford thing. I wouldn't understand :)
Hell, my '73 Datsun 1200 (1193cc 4-banger) could spin the tires on a wet road, easily. If there was a little bit of sand or you were really lucky, you could do it on dry pavement, too. Manual tranny helped, though.
I'd mod it up if I could. Definitely better than the ones in the article.