i doubt it's karma based. my karma is crap (virtue of having 2 modded posts out of my 3 total so far...) and i've been using the system for quite a while too.
i do prefer this to the old "click a link and get a new page" system...it would be nice if it retained state after leaving a page (submitting a post or something) but of course i have no good suggestion on how to accomplish this.
a wire loop on each end would do the trick. if you wanted to get fancy you could drill a hole through the bar for a cotter pin or something, to keep the wire from slipping off easily.
or you could use curtain rod brackets to arrange the things on a wall.
there's a lot of ways out there to suspend/support a rod in such a way that both ends are fairly easily accessible.
Description: CD Hook-on Files offer a convenient solution for safely storing thousands of CDs. A built in title edge that faces out lets you immediately identify each CD. A single suspension hook-on style for easy access. Made of hard-wearing pressboard. Box of 25, (sold per box)
Holds (4 ) loose CDs. Overall dimension: 12" wide x 13" high
Price: $85.00
Storage for 100 cd's for 85 bucks? i'd keep looking...
I'd love to have a *GOOD* mystery game or something that challenges my brain rather than my dexterity. Nostalgia aside, the text adventures (sans terrible text parsing) is a good example in my opinion. Hell, put a GUI on it but figure out a way to give that great problem-solving feeling to it.
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From the article: "Gamers will be able to download individual episodes from Telltale directly for $9 per episode or $35 per season (six episodes). The
i doubt it's karma based. my karma is crap (virtue of having 2 modded posts out of my 3 total so far ...) and i've been using the system for quite a while too.
i do prefer this to the old "click a link and get a new page" system...it would be nice if it retained state after leaving a page (submitting a post or something) but of course i have no good suggestion on how to accomplish this.
i had no problem downloading the whole damn thing in the past 5 minutes
*shrug*
I've got it all downloaded, but nowhere to host :P
as if dying wasn't bad enough, before he died ... well ...
as many bad sectors as my hair
poor guy. i've been lucky so far and avoided bad sectors of hair.
No big deal. Looks like the hard drive needs a Smoke Recharge.
this is why i said "wire loop"
slip the loop off the "top" end, slide the cd on, slip the loop back on.
simple, really.
a wire loop on each end would do the trick. if you wanted to get fancy you could drill a hole through the bar for a cotter pin or something, to keep the wire from slipping off easily.
or you could use curtain rod brackets to arrange the things on a wall.
there's a lot of ways out there to suspend/support a rod in such a way that both ends are fairly easily accessible.
Storage for 100 cd's for 85 bucks? i'd keep looking...
"How can I meet a lot of girls? I know! I'll develop a unified field theory!"
- Einstein, "Picasso at the Lapin Agile"
I'd love to have a *GOOD* mystery game or something that challenges my brain rather than my dexterity. Nostalgia aside, the text adventures (sans terrible text parsing) is a good example in my opinion. Hell, put a GUI on it but figure out a way to give that great problem-solving feeling to it.
What, like Myst?
For some reason, if you whoreship a cow or a pig, it is still a cow or a pig.
...or a hooker
There's already a way to do this: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Googlebomb