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Selling some old PC hardware I no longer use. Everything functions perfectly. - EVGA 7800 GT 256MB PCIe ($20) - BFG 6800 GT 256MB PCIe ($10) - Coolermaster Aerogate II ($10) - Buffalo WHR-G54S Wireless G router ($20) - 2 Port USB/VGA KVM ($5) - 2x Hynix & 2x Samsung 256MB DDR2 SODIMM (tuned for...

Sold.

I'm selling a Motorola Droid for use on Verizon. It's in perfect condition and works great, no marks or blemishes. I have upgraded it to the latest Android OS 2.2 "Froyo" for optimal performance. Included are the official Home Dock / Multimedia Station, and Car Mount, from Motorola. They...

It's true, I've been told I'm 'old' for using IM, and that everyone just texts... coming from someone in their mid teens.

Right, but not all the devices are wireless. So say the router is in my bedroom, then out in the living room is an AV stack with a Xbox, Tivo, HTPC, etc. It makes sense to have a single node there to pull down the wifi signal, then attach to all of them over cat5, for instance. Same idea if a...

I'm moving into a new apartment and thinking about improving my networking. Normally I have ran a ton of cat5 to get 100mbit between devices, and 802.11g for the laptops. To improve speed and decrease hassle, my thought is to just run cat5 in each room (3 at most), and connect all those rooms...

First shot from the new 7D

Seriously, only a third?

I have a website accessible from domainA.com/domainB and from domainB.com, both point to the same folder. Is there anyway using an .htaccess file to selectively look at the .com part of the name, and send back a 404 based on it? I'm not familiar enough with them to know, but I suspect this is...

Probably yes, but there's no precedent to say they act on anything but excess data usage.

ecgphotography.com Zenfolio FTW

It's very presumptuous of you to say something "very well done and commented" is only 5 minutes of work... Personally I wouldn't put something together like that for less than 50 at least, that's probably why you've gotten no takers.

The solution to this is a graduated neutral density filter mounted in front of the lens. I have the Canon 10-22mm and the GND works great with it. Uniform skies and great colors.

I also use a Slingshot 200, after outgrowing my 100 Rebel XT Battery Grip Gorillapod SLR 28-135mm w/ hood 50mm 85mm 70-200mm w/ hood 10-22mm w/ hood 430ex oc-e3 flash cable lens pen stofen omni-bounce old spare microdrive 70-200mm CPL 28-135mm CPL 10-22mm GND setup (adapter ring, holder...

Wait... did I miss something? That TV says San Francisco

So when you say "have a", do you mean it would essentially be a sibling class? This is the sort of case I have been toying with, I guess the best way would be to have a LED display class, a radio class, create objects for them, and then pass references to those in when creating the clock object...

I was wondering what thought process some of you go through when organizing classes and their hierarchies in an OO design? I'm doing my first major embedded project, while I'm strong at programming I don't have much education regarding computer science ideology. For instance, I'm doing a basic...

Am I the only one out there that taught themselves programming through the visual basic editor built into Word? Boy was I psyched when I discovered that 11 years ago!

Does anyone know of an easy way/tool to backup multiple partitions on a drive, including boot information, to a USB drive to hold the image, to then clone over to a new smaller hard drive? Normally I never bother cloning, but I have a 500GB drive to RMA that I just spent lots of time setting...

I'm getting fed up with the headaches too. Just bought a standalone BR player and an Apple TV (w/ Boxee) to try and simplify life. Boxee has been running great, as long as you're using standard def content. Popcorn Hour and the Sage box look more powerful, but how does the GUI match up?

Interesting thought, I don't see why that wouldn't work, thanks! How static is the Googlebot's user agent though? I.E. has it reported the same user agent for years, or is this something that it often evolves, requiring update maintenance?

Does anyone know of a way to selectively choose sub-portions of a page to be indexed by googlebots, and then choose which pages give priority in Google's results? Or at least help to influence this? I've got a whole proper sitemap.xml set already, that Google shows no errors on. I run a...

I'm trying to form a single query to do the following: delete FROM table1 where table1.field1 < table1.field2 delete FROM table2 where table2.field3 = table1.field3 **Only use table1 rows selected above to be removed** So I'm using logic in the first query to determine which rows I want...

I'm just pulling it locally from the server with an fopen

I'm working on putting together a script that parses through a large csv file and puts it into an associative array. Below is the basic debug code I'm trying to get working for now. It works with the csv files I have that are up to 1.5MB but fails with my 4MB file, returning a generic Error...

Thanks, thats close, and from my attempt at researching it, possibly as close as I will be able to get. Without a deep knowledge of the different layers, I was hoping that I could mask computerA.domainname.com to a specific port, i.e. xxx.dyndns.org:5900, but it appears not.

No, I don't think that would work, since I'm not pointing to an html file, or even an http protocol. I guess I just need that subdomain to route to the dynamic domain name, which will route to my home IP/port. I don't know if this is possible with the 1&1 webhost, or I need more physical...

How difficult would the following be to achieve... Current Setup DynDNS on Router, xxx.dyndns.org points to my network, then I have port forwarding setup for VNC. So xxx.dyndns.org:5900 connects to the PC I have that port forwarding to. What I would like to do Leverage my 1&1 basic...

I have the same soundbar, it works and sounds fantastic. Picked it up several months ago after raves for it on AVSForums. It does 3:1 HDMI switching, along with pulling audio from HDMI/Digital Coax/Toslink, all controllable from the remote. Works great, sounds great, superb subwoofer for the...

I almost took an internship with these Kiva guys. They're R&D facility is pretty impressive, lots of intelligence in the robots for sure

Negative, Negative, and Negative. Dropping in a single 7200.10 Seagate or so, and an 8800GT to get a decent bang for the buck. So yea gaming, but nothing on the super high end gaming market that makes it motherboard dependent.

The user's primary interest is gaming actually :)

Yes Jedi Master Thanks all

No raid, single PCI-E, single LAN, pretty basic needs. I had noticed that Gigabyte board getting top marks on Newegg. Just wasn't sure, back in the day, it was Abit or Asus or bust!

Trying to pick out a motherboard after being out of the "game" for a few years, please help! Latest gen technology. It's tough to weed out the older chipsets from 2006 Solid and dependable Hands off functionality. Owner won't be tweaking or overclocking Good bang for buck Compatible...

Hrm, I believe they do. On that thought, what about firewire 800. I don't have much experience with it, but can't it network two hosts in similar fashion?

Good call on the network share, as always the most obvious solution is overlooked!

I've got an older Mac Pro that I use for video editing with 2x500GB Sata drives in it. I would like to get a second Mac Pro, and be able to share the content between the two of them, so either machine can be edited on, or both at the same time on different projects. I'm looking for advice on...

The page is working fine for me, anyone else?