At 01:27 PM 05/03/2007, Anthony Q. Martin wrote:
Thane Sherrington wrote:
At 02:20 PM 03/03/2007, Chris Shaw wrote:
I've never understood why MS just didn't improve on XP. The
reason the Japanese have
been so successful with cars (Toyota, Honda, etc.) is because they
just keep improving
j maccraw wrote:
:: Well all I can say after switching from a fried 9800
:: (that ATI wouldn't
:: warranty) to a X850XT is WOW!. Older R481 but still
:: 256-bit memory
:: unlike the 128-bit 1650 garbage.
::
What kind of system did you put that into? I'm still debating if I want to
spend money
Thane Sherrington wrote:
:: At 01:27 PM 05/03/2007, Anthony Q. Martin wrote:
::
::
::: Thane Sherrington wrote:
At 02:20 PM 03/03/2007, Chris Shaw wrote:
: I've never understood why MS just didn't improve on XP. The
: reason the Japanese have
: been so successful with cars
Yes, much of the patch might do time zones overseas, but it also provides
the new pointers (math values) for our USA systems that do live in DST
areas to re-compute when DST starts and stops. I suppose since many things
in computer-land depend on the correct time at each PC, getting DST
This whole thing is a crock... grin
(It has its uses though...)
Daylight is a finite resource... Changing the clock doesn't save anything,
it just moves it...
I guess calling it Daylight MOVING Time has no sex appeal... ;-)
Rick Glazier
From: DHSinclair
Rick,
I completely agree with you. Actually, if it were called Daylight
Moving/Shifting Time I might not feel so bad about it. I just find it to
be a giant PITA.
It is interesting to note that DST seems to be more important, and
ingrained, in those highly populated areas at higher latitudes.
Never really noticed this b4 but if I have Eudora open IE and FF both are dog
slow.
Only bugs me if I link out from Eudora.
I'm not sure if this is new bug, Eudora's bug or IE/FF bug
fp
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A lowly old Nforce2 XP2800 system I built back in
2004.
Anthony Q. Martin wrote:
j maccraw wrote:
:: Well all I can say after switching from a fried
9800
:: (that ATI wouldn't
:: warranty) to a X850XT is WOW!. Older R481 but
still
:: 256-bit memory
:: unlike the 128-bit 1650 garbage.
::
http://www.dailytech.com/article.aspx?newsid=6336
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Sent: Tuesday, March 06, 2007 6:19 PM
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A lowly old Nforce2 XP2800 system I built back in
2004.
NVIDIA prices the new Quadro FX 4600 at $1995 and the Quadro FX 5600 at
$2999.
Steve wrote:
:: http://www.dailytech.com/article.aspx?newsid=6336
::
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At 01:57 PM 06/03/2007, FORC5 wrote:
Never really noticed this b4 but if I have Eudora open IE and FF
both are dog slow.
That's not happening for me. What version of Eudora? Is one of the
three sucking up resources?
T
At 17:59 03/06/2007 -0500, Thane wrote:
At 01:57 PM 06/03/2007, FORC5 wrote:
Never really noticed this b4 but if I have Eudora open IE and FF both are
dog slow.
Is one of the three sucking up resources?
T
How does one tell? Task Mangler?
D
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Not that I can tell in TM
fp
At 03:59 PM 3/6/2007, Thane Sherrington Poked the stick with:
At 01:57 PM 06/03/2007, FORC5 wrote:
Never really noticed this b4 but if I have Eudora open IE and FF both are dog
slow.
That's not happening for me. What version of Eudora? Is one
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