Looking to get the best bang for the buck spending $800* or less.
*if you have a used (not too used) laptop or if you sell laptops and you
want to deal, let me know.
This guy got popped using a dummy to ride in the HOV lane, here in Denver.
His fine was to stand alongside the highway with a sign saying the HOV
lane is not for dummies. And to auction off the dummy for charity.
http://tinyurl.com/lwm5k
Al
http://physx.ageia.com/index.html
And it's already available in Dell/Alienware boxes. Retail is a bit steep at $299.
Heh, a bunch of 0 feedback people bidding on it.
Al wrote:
This guy got popped using a dummy to ride in the HOV lane, here in Denver.
His fine was to stand alongside the highway with a sign saying the HOV
lane is not for dummies. And to auction off the dummy for charity.
Jean Claude Van Damme's last movie grossed 20% more money than the one priorbut that isn't saying much.
Most "volume" on usenet these days are in the form of DVD ISO's broken up conveniently in 150 rar files. Conversation groups on usenet are going the way of the dodo.
From: [EMAIL
On Thu, March 23, 2006 5:54 pm, Anthony Q. Martin wrote:
Anyone here using DVDCopy4 to rip DVDs to play on an iPod? Not that
that's optimal or anything, but its great for long plane trips. My problem
is while the video plays well, the audio drops out - at least on the last
movie I took
