That review does not sum it up. The reviewer obviously didn't like it and based on his comments, I would not consider him to be a reliable resource in the world of high-end dining. High-end dining is not about portions, its about flavors and experiences. I've been to MOTO and it was incredible. My wife and I had the ten-course meal with the wine progression. It was perfect. The wine selection complimented the courses exquisitely. The presentation was flawless. The service was impeccable. It was one of the greatest and most unique experiences of our lives. I highly recommend that people try MOTO with one piece of advice: Leave your expectations at the door.
who will provide support for Linux Issues on Desktop hardware?
who needs support for Linux issues? any linux/bsd/solaris solution is one google search away... find another line of work if you need someone to hold your hand through everything you do...or use windows.
personally, i don't understand why fiance loves her diamonds so much...but she doesn't understand why I love computers so much. It merely differences in priority.
which leads to the following point:
do really think ALL your system's components were built under humanistic conditions???
Guess what folks.. Africa is not America.
They do not have the same standards as Americans do. They do not follow the same rules.
Deal with it and get on with life. There is a lot more to worry about than the kid who lost his hands because he tried to steal diamonds from DeBeers to sell on the black market
(oh... thats right... the human rights activists forgot to tell that part of the story... silly me... )
I used a similar method. I bought a Raidtronics server case with 9*5 1/4 drive bays. A 3Ware Escalade 7000 with 4* Maxtor 81.9 GB drives configured for raid 5 (~245 GB usable). I used an old Abit BP6 with 2* 433 Celerons, 512MB ram, and an Adaptec 2940 with a 4.6 GB IBM SCSI for the OS (FreeBSD 4.6) and Yamaha SCSI burner. It has an Intel Dual Port server nic configured for EtherChannel connected to a Cisco 2924XL switch.
$230/month
1.54 up and down (sdsl) = $80.00
public/29 = $150.00
this is business-class service, residential was much cheaper, but it was adsl. i'm also 900ft from my central office
not great, but considering their cheapest service now is $400, its a great deal...
too bad i have to move in six months....
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That review does not sum it up. The reviewer obviously didn't like it and based on his comments, I would not consider him to be a reliable resource in the world of high-end dining. High-end dining is not about portions, its about flavors and experiences. I've been to MOTO and it was incredible. My wife and I had the ten-course meal with the wine progression. It was perfect. The wine selection complimented the courses exquisitely. The presentation was flawless. The service was impeccable. It was one of the greatest and most unique experiences of our lives.
I highly recommend that people try MOTO with one piece of advice: Leave your expectations at the door.
http://www.motorestaurant.com/
who will provide support for Linux Issues on Desktop hardware?
who needs support for Linux issues?
any linux/bsd/solaris solution is one google search away...
find another line of work if you need someone to hold your hand through everything you do...or use windows.
no... he should not be referring to Ralf or Montoya.
Michael Schumacher is the top driver right now, the actual car he drives is insignificant in that quote.
personally, i don't understand why fiance loves her diamonds so much...but she doesn't understand why I love computers so much. It merely differences in priority.
which leads to the following point: do really think ALL your system's components were built under humanistic conditions???
Guess what folks.. Africa is not America. They do not have the same standards as Americans do. They do not follow the same rules.
Deal with it and get on with life. There is a lot more to worry about than the kid who lost his hands because he tried to steal diamonds from DeBeers to sell on the black market
(oh... thats right... the human rights activists forgot to tell that part of the story... silly me... )
I used a similar method.
I bought a Raidtronics server case with 9*5 1/4 drive bays. A 3Ware Escalade 7000 with 4* Maxtor 81.9 GB drives configured for raid 5 (~245 GB usable).
I used an old Abit BP6 with 2* 433 Celerons, 512MB ram, and an Adaptec 2940 with a 4.6 GB IBM SCSI for the OS (FreeBSD 4.6) and Yamaha SCSI burner.
It has an Intel Dual Port server nic configured for EtherChannel connected to a Cisco 2924XL switch.
$230/month /29 = $150.00
1.54 up and down (sdsl) = $80.00
public
this is business-class service, residential was much cheaper, but it was adsl. i'm also 900ft from my central office
not great, but considering their cheapest service now is $400, its a great deal...
too bad i have to move in six months....