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Quoteenrico7300Buzz,
Well, if you have the tall Apple Portrait display, Ergonomic ADB Apple split keyboard, or an SE/30 Ethernet card, let me know :0)
Or an SE/30 video card. Yes yes, a video card. That would be sweet.
Enrico
got rid of the portrait display many, many moons ago; no regrets. never liked the split kb. been kicking myself for getting rid of the last video card (had a flee
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Quoteenrico7300I'm with JEBB on this one. Don't be dumb like me and keep an SE/30 for this purpose.
we also keep an old SE/30 around to deal w/ really old floppy stuff (and play tetris in black & white), but Mrs. Buzz's work went to all online training this year, after using a CD/DVD based training program for years, that also required writing to a floppy to track and record progress, for w
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QuoteMGS_forgot_passwordI wonder if you have to take out those metal ones to get through airport security.
if they're "real" brass, they probably won't trigger the metal detector, though they would light up an xray type device, and they do look awfully menacing. the massive titanium bolts and rods in the back of my back go through OK, but the add'l stainless steel plate and support sc
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that just totally sucks..., Baby Buzz and his buddies will no longer be satisfied w/ anything less.
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QuoteztirffritzWhere can I purchase those little pointy plastic things that make shirt collars stay pointy? Apparently womens clothing doesn't have them because my wife keeps thowing them into the washer and they disappear. I'm not complaining because I obviously am not doing the laundry, so this is a small price to pay, but I'd like to replace them.
yep, they're collar stays, not "colla
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about half, and counting..., as the old ones burn out, most get replaced w/ CFL's, except for the vanity lights in the bathrooms and the funky little candlestick lights in a hanging fixture... light quality seems mixed from bulb to bulb, mostly get whatever they have at costco...
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QuoteRacer Xhey, the lady was into latex.......
and?
and??
and???
don't leave us hangin'...
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bring your own BB gift card w/ you, and immediately zero out and transfer the balances from the newly purchased cards to your card. did I mention IMMEDIATELY?, if not, do it immediately so that your card (w/ number unknown to others) has all the $$$ and remains under your watchful eyes and protection, away from possible duplicative internet usage. oh, and congrats on the hopefully good find...
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was one heckuva game, very happy for my old UCLA buddy, Gene Bleymaier, who has been athletic director there for many years. definitely an ESPN instant classic. another vote for a Division 1 playoff... really takes the air out of next week's matchup there.
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I'll see your Bernoulli 150's, and raise them some Syquest 44's, 88's, 135's & 270's, plus some Fujitsu MO carts, and throw in a few cases of variously sized floppies...
maybe time to start oldandunusedmedia.com...
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thanks guys..., am looking for best sounding dockable 1 piece unit, that can be reasonably easily lugged from room to room and plugged into AC outlet 2 or 3 times a day, 3 or 4 days a week... cost not nearly as important as sound quality, at least up to around $300...
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that's definitely an item to always buy when the big B&M's have it as a loss leader, and always re-stock before running out...
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yes, there are zillions of models to choose from, and am leaning towards the klipsch iGroove at this point. what are everybody else's favorites, and why?... cosmetics do not enter into the decision, and size only matters if it starts getting too big, and for reference, the iPod HiFi is getting too big... battery option isn't material either. thanks,
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gone through many dozens of iMacs here, and at clients' sites, and am still hanging on to a similar graphite beast, simply because of sentiment... it was one of our original slot loaders, and Baby Buzz even used it for a couple of years, too. it was our first airported model, and it worked great; tough to let go of. I think we still have a small pile of adapters for the original AP cards to fit t
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I envisioned the thing as the ammo being fed from the center, and being sped around an outgoing spiral progressively faster, such that the exiting rounds were exiting at the highest speed attained, followed closely behind by their accelerating brethren. if the rounds were being accelerated by some sort of electro/mag pulse technology, the innards may not be spinning anywhere near warp speed, if a
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Paul, if the rounds are to be driven by centrifugal force, is it not possible that the recoil is being absorbed by some sort of gyroscopic effect as the rounds are going 'round and 'round before exiting the weapon? it would seem that the mass of the rounds that haven't exited the weapon yet, would dwarf the individual rounds as they go bye bye... the recoil thing didn't bother me as much as the d
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if you wanted cheap...
$138 for 2X1GB G5 RAM at Fry's yesterday as part of their post xmas celebration...
w/o spreaders...
and the extreme pleasure of dealing w/ all of those legendary pleasant folks that work at Fry's...
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I know somebody, that knows somebody, that has a cousin whose brother-in-law, Dave, supposedly subscribes...
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all this talk about t!ts and a$$, and nobody mentions THE BEAVER???
was on the stage, too!
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99 & 44/100 % pure, er, sure... kinda like Ivory soap... if not then, when?
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QuoteBigGuynRusty
Probably was "Too Big" for one disc, try turning on Disc Spanning in Toast.
BGnR
just trying to image some smaller than full DVD sized data volumes onto FW HD w/ 180 GB of free space... using Toast 6, where is "Disc Spanning" and what might it do vis a vis creating an image? thanks.
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In Toast, was using on board Pioneer 104, and DVD was selected, have 109 ext in FW case that could try... in Disk Utility, it started as though everything was OK, then balked, saying "too big"..., but was using FW HD as target drive if that makes a difference... have done 2 GB'ers, or so, but was wondering if there's a size limit w/ these apps... thanks,
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Disk Utility balked, and Toast chopped a source volume into 5 CD sized images instead of 1 DVD sized image. Looking to image some 4 to 4.5 GB volumes. Thanks,
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QuoteBigGuynRustySecure Empty Trash.
Does the same thing as the Disc Utility. From Disc Utility Help:
"You can also erase free space when you empty the Trash in the Finder. Choose Finder > Secure Empty Trash."
from the Apple security page...
Permanent Deletion
Now you can completely erase sensitive files you no longer need. When you delete a file or folder, Secure Erase Tr
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Racer, it is there, but was hoping for more what C(-)ris was describing, which C(-)ris, isn't there in a couple of Panther machines that I've now tried (including Baby Buzz's eMac)... will look in Tiger next, though my Tiger DVD's are early revs; not sure if DU was rev'ed later w/ OS releases...
Edit: C(-)ris- Bingo! DU in Tiger (DU v10.5 or later) has it as described. Thanks, as usual MRF com
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Racer (Edit: & Monster), yes, there is a "secure empty trash" in X.3.9 under the Finder menu, but my understanding is that it just writes erroneous random data over what's there for the files that are in the trash... I was hoping for something more akin to what was available under OS 9. Normally (for a paying gig) I'd do the whole copy, zero out & reformat, then restore the desi
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had a near dead, that is now dead, FW HD from a client that I was able to back up about 12 GB's (out of 16G's) of data before it stopped responding. used Baby Buzz's eMac as a starting point, because it's more physically user accessible for my nerve damaged body than my G5, MDD or QS systems (though do have a OS 9 only beige box that is accessible). anyhow, now that the potential lost data crisis
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had an tangerine iBook that I loved the looks of, but the ergonomics just didn't work for me, so it has filtered through several family members' hands since, now currently w/ my nephew's neighborhhood friend, if I've kept proper track. I, too, scored a famous MC iBook, which will officially become Baby Buzz's on his birthday tomorrow; no tulip ego laptop for him!
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QuoteSeacrestQuoteBuzz$500 in europe, $5,000 in the states, go figure...
Huh?
It's 3,9K EURO ~= US $5.2K, according to the google.
the site I drilled to had it (or seemed to) for 375 euro, which I figured was about five benjamins,... but then I'm not fluent in european, so that may have been for a different skin kit only, and not the whole book, but it was the only price listed on the p
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