Is it like a henway?

For insurance to cover it the data tells them whether you are using it or not. If you don’t meet the minimum usage they won’t pay for the machine. Buying it yourself negates that, but they can get spendy.

Do not buy Philips.

I really loved this game way back when it came out. Still have the disc for it. I will have to check this out.

Scream, “Do you know who I am???”

60% of the time, it works every time.

Yes. The Great American Streetcar Scandal.

They were never really punished for this and I think this was a lesson learned by all that corps could do what they want without fear of repercussions.

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Will you really remember this event in five hours, or five days, or five years?

React accordingly. I’m not the best at it so I have to keep reminding my self of this.

The class notation is still meaningful. If we were talking about your particular network mask I might ask you what class it is. Telling me would give an understanding of size or hops or whatever. Granted, it is class C 99% of the time. Probably smaller. But then I’m certainly no networkologist.

Well they say the olfactory senses do create better memories, so…she was on the right track!

I was in the pool!!!

Whoa, whoa…it’s a sternly worded memo THEN a strongly worded letter.

That’s like jumping immediately to the triple-dog dare!

newsweek is garbage.

You’ve nailed it. The Dell consumer grade hardware is hot garbage. The business line is rock solid and when it isn’t, parts are usually plentiful. HP is a lesser quality product in general, but the same levels apply.

People bring up the Thinkpads. They are very good as the older units go, but I’ve not owned the newer ones. I’ve heard they’ve not maintained the same quality.

If Dell is a Corolla, then HP is a Pontiac Aztec and the older Thinkpad is a Lexus. Or something.

Replying to say that I will check mine tomorrow. Too late tonight.

Edit: Mine did not have this film. :(

My HA system sh!t the bed last year and I’ve been too consumed by other projects to get back to it, but seeing your post makes me want to raise the priority back up and get to it. So, thanks for that!

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The private trackers I use have stipulations stating if one of your invited folks breaks the rules you get punished as well. Makes it a very selective process choosing whom to share with.

They were olde by the time I got to administer them and they were failing every so often. They were a pain to work with as I recall, but again no lost data. They would beep with no issues sometimes. One thing that wasn’t their fault was a previous admin had set them up in threes with all but one disk in a raid5 array. They were wondering why performance was crap and one array would just drop every week like clockwork.

Took a while, but I mirrored (VVM) the data off on spare 3500s set up properly. They ran okay then. It was just ancient storage. Glad to work on netapps now. So much smoother and sophisticated storage compared to the olden days. lol

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