looks like that poor witness in this week's episode of CSI:Miami

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Arial">quote:</font><HR><font face="Arial" size="3">Originally posted by Lothar: It's all about the clues. It's too bad some people don't comprehend this. </font><HR></BLOCKQUOTE> http://www.theregister.co.uk/content/28/34776.h...

I'd like to see a more saner administrative culture at NASA before we think of some so ambitious.

225 KB for that pic?

try again.

My CLSC2 used ESC to access the boot menu. I've read of other ASUS boards using other keys. I've also read in my searches that other NF2 boards have this feature.

Seems to absent on the A7N8X models.

The logitech wingman cordless is what Im currently using, the rumblepads are also good.

Tho, you'd find yourself not actually using the Pad much in PC games.

the keyboard/mouse controls for splinter cell are very well laid out, and POP's works very well.

On the clients, Either go to the Folders Control panel, or Tools-> Folder Options. On the View tab, uncheck automagically search for network stuff. then go the networking neighbourhood on each client, and delete the stuff that doesn't work. the make use of the add network places item in the same fol...

I should've said just a boot menu. you press a button during post, and it takes to a menu where you can select which device to boot from.

I stuck the sensor between the vanes on the V7+, near the bottom. works well.

On an aside, I have an A7N8X mobo, and I was wondering if this had a bios-based boot menu, and if so, how would I go getting to it.

any nforce2 mobo with video.

I wouldn't be surprised to see 64-bit computing just take a long while to be adopted, at least in its current form.

No real need for 64-bits chips, unless you really need lots of memory, and 64-bit wide Integers.

I recently got one of those fan/temp monitoring device that fit in the drive bay, and it came with 4 of those thermal sensors, I was wonder the best way to mount one so I can take CPU temperature readings.

The heat sink is a volcano 7+

I'd like to know how they managed to overlook Jupiter.

Like, how could the second most massive object in the solar system be so easily overlooked in their "science".

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Arial">quote:</font><HR><font face="Arial" size="3">Originally posted by Admiral LSD: <b> I run my Athlon XP 2400+ system on a 300W supply without any issues... </b></font><HR></BLOCKQUOTE> But, you aren't Mobius.

Quake3 is also newer than Descent 3, and is also still supported, and has been the benchmark stalwart for a number of years. It also probably has a more mature OGL interface. It also doesn't switch video modes as often as Descent 3 does - thats probably the reason why AA isn't working for me or tedd...

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Arial">quote:</font><HR><font face="Arial" size="3">Originally posted by Meathead: ...the fact that 62.5 million years ago jupiter would be engulfed dosn't agree with the "fact" of Evolution. To an intellect like me, ...

I get similar results as teddy does with the latest omega drivers.

I think I had it working with the cat 3.9s.

I'd like to know where exactly you are getting this information concerning "sun shrinkage". IIRC, its theorized that the sun will one day expand to consume the inner planets late its lifespan, so you using solar shrinkage to disprove evolution is sounding a bit insane at the moment. By you...

Ok...

Its 3 Laws safe... they keep mentioning it.

But they never actually mention what the three laws are.

Matter? Energy? whats the difference besides the speed of light?

its mission is to attempt to find all the mars probes lost over the last decade.

create them and see.

messed around with the calibrator program?

if everything is set-up properly, you should find the joystick at /dev/jsx.

I don't think non-usb devices get stuck unde /dev/input.

Is "Hide extensions of known file types" checked in the folder options?

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