Kingston is the company that hands out those amazing bonuses to ALL of their employees. Generous is an understatent.
Ever call Kingston with a tech issue? They are helpful and seem genuinely happy. RMAs are quick. They offer to next-day-air any component (as small as a single NIC) if you want.
I deal with many companies daily and Kingston is the best to talk with.
My brother introduced me to Matrox when he had is Pentium 100... many moons ago. Keen to the Linux community "it just works."
I have a G200, and although its performance isn't so hot, I have much better picture quality than any other (non-Matrox) card I've looked at carefully. Mind you, performance isn't BAD.
I work for a shop that sells many systems. I push to sell Matrox, because we get so few returns on them... quality is excellent. As are the drivers... excellent.
But then companies that produces the hardware, the chips, and the software seem to offer better Q/A.
It is not wrong. The *judge* has the final decision... hence res judicata. Judges aren't supposed to tell plaintiffs their arguements are full of @#$&.
This does prevent future claims. Prejudice is used to prevent "me too" cases. That situation is what class-action suits are for.
A case dismissed "Without Prejudice" allows new evidence to be ADDED to the original, giving the plaintiff(s) a chance to build their case. In these cases, the judge is telling the plaintiff that they're probably right, but for the wrong reasons.
The case CAN be pursued... the problem is getting the decision of one judge changed by another. Few judges like to make "precedence" like that. It's a can of worms.
It's the same reason sharks don't eat lawyers -- "Professional Courtesy."
It means the case was pre-judged. New circumstances cannot be entered later. The case WILL NOT BE allowed another trial unless another judge throws the original finding of prejudice excessively premature.
Call pc power and cooling. They offer "silencer" power supplies and quiet fans. I use their stuff... I can hear the hard drive and not much else! http://pcpowerandcooling.com -sid
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Kingston is the company that hands out those amazing bonuses to ALL of their employees. Generous is an understatent.
Ever call Kingston with a tech issue? They are helpful and seem genuinely happy. RMAs are quick. They offer to next-day-air any component (as small as a single NIC) if you want.
I deal with many companies daily and Kingston is the best to talk with.
-sid
I concur!
My brother introduced me to Matrox when he had is Pentium 100... many moons ago. Keen to the Linux community "it just works."
I have a G200, and although its performance isn't so hot, I have much better picture quality than any other (non-Matrox) card I've looked at carefully. Mind you, performance isn't BAD.
I work for a shop that sells many systems. I push to sell Matrox, because we get so few returns on them... quality is excellent. As are the drivers... excellent.
But then companies that produces the hardware, the chips, and the software seem to offer better Q/A.
-sid
NT does dual processors.
Get Matrox cards. G400 Dualhead and viola.
Heck, get two Milleniums. Whatever.
-sid
It is not wrong. The *judge* has the final decision... hence res judicata. Judges aren't supposed to tell plaintiffs their arguements are full of @#$&.
-sid
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This does prevent future claims. Prejudice is used to prevent "me too" cases. That situation is what class-action suits are for.
A case dismissed "Without Prejudice" allows new evidence to be ADDED to the original, giving the plaintiff(s) a chance to build their case. In these cases, the judge is telling the plaintiff that they're probably right, but for the wrong reasons.
-sid
Not catchy. Not even a little.
:-)
-sid
Uhh. No.
The case CAN be pursued... the problem is getting the decision of one judge changed by another. Few judges like to make "precedence" like that. It's a can of worms.
It's the same reason sharks don't eat lawyers -- "Professional Courtesy."
:-)
-sid
Actually, no.
:-)
It means the case was pre-judged. New circumstances cannot be entered later. The case WILL NOT BE allowed another trial unless another judge throws the original finding of prejudice excessively premature.
Catch some reruns and it will make sense.
-sid
This means this case can never be brought up again... even if new circumstances are uncovered.
:-)
It's a good way for the judge to "honorably" state their disgust, which is probably the case here.
Anyone know how to say "Slashdot" in Spanish??
-sid
Have to agree with "lunatik17." If people would try changing their preferences to IGNORE "movies" or "John Katz" the world would be a better place.
Perhaps "Anonymous Coward" should be renamed "Lazy Coward."
:-) -sid
Call pc power and cooling. They offer "silencer" power supplies and quiet fans. I use their stuff... I can hear the hard drive and not much else! http://pcpowerandcooling.com -sid
Call pc power and cooling. They offer "silencer" power supplies and quiet fans. I use them... I can hear the hard drive and not much else! -sid
Uhh.. nice arguement, BUT...
IPO Stock prices are based on hype. That's all. That's why there's a "quiet period."
This is not to say Linux is not Enterprise ready, but the soaring stock prices DO NOT prove that.
-sid
uhh...
some of us have hotmail addresses because they're free and offer a hole to stuff junk mail.
maybe i am cheap, but it's smart if you ask me.
http://www.sharethenet.com Free to those who know a little about Linux. Minor req's and effective gateway. Fits on a floppy. If you want a couple more features, or don't want to fuss spend $70 and get the retail version. It's safe and friendly, just like Linux. :-) -sid