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And with a new mobo - might as well go SATA on the HD controller. Which means a new harddrive.

 

Oh and don't forget the memory. smile.gif

 

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New speakers are nice too...

I will after work

Wife's over in Holland visiting family for three weeks.

 

I'm here at home in Ohio.

 

I win.

 

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Just joshing you - hope you're having fun. graemlins/thumb.gif

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I feel the need to interject here:

 

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Danica Patrick is not "hot". Danica Patrick needs ta grow or buy herself some bewbs.

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That is all, carry on with your car discussion.

Originally posted by NoRodStang:

All I canse is IT is over packed with poeple who are ENTRY LEVEL (No experince) so alot of guys have degrees are walking at call tech type crap for 9$/hr

True. But this is a backlash for the indulgences of the dotcom bubble when way too many and too many wholly unqualified people were in the industry and making way too much money for the value they were providing. Today - you gotta pay your dues. And its a good way to weed out the wannabes from the real thing. If you're good - its not hard to "climb out" of tech support. We do it - its easy to see who can move into development and who can move into professional services and who'll be staying tech support and will be gone in 4 years. You can see that in a few months.

Originally posted by Larry:

... except engineering and computers and all of those jobs are being moved overseas.

Not true. That trend has turned around as well. There was a trend about 5 years ago to send everything to India. Pay a developer in Puni 10 bucks to code for you. And while some of the slower more monolithic orgs like state agencies still are sending more jobs there, the thought leaders and the industry leaders have realized that far from saving money sending development overseas, it costs them MORE in terms of rework later. Alot more.

 

Little tidbit - in the development industry there is a worldwide competition among developers annually. The US has won it the most. Russians win it fairly frequently. China. Britain. ...India has never won it. Not once. Ever. The stereotype of the Indian developer as a better programmer is marketing hype and a load of bullshit.

 

The real IT jobs are coming back to America while the "shit" jobs (callcenters) are settling and can stay in India.

 

Learn c# smile.gif

Find the strip in the asphalt where the detector is. You can usually spot it. Don't pull up to the light in the center of the lane - put your bike over the detector strip.

 

If the light cycles twice without giving you a green I beleive by law you treat it as a stopsign and go. May be three cycles.

Should be fixed now

Nice knowing you, rear tires.

 

No thats not me or my car, just a slow silver model. The black ones do double everything.

 

[ 17. June 2005, 11:28 AM: Message edited by: Mowgli ]

Originally posted by 86 Eh?:

Corolla's are meant to be drag cars, they are well balance cars with a good race winning history to back it up.

I about spit up my wheaties reading that.

Thats an "urban legend" email. Its not based on facts. Companies cross supply all the time and switch suppliers all the time.

Originally posted by SAWBINDER:

I patrol that area and will be keeping an eye on that shop.. Those cobras will stay safe... and will get no more than 4 blocks away from the lot before I can pop their speeding ticket cherry. woo wee

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Everyone is wearing kevlar. Put one in their head and they drop like a sack of pudding.

Real Nobles don't look much better than kits to start with. I'm sorry but they're just overrated, like the new Lotus twins. One notch above kits, IMO. Yes I know they perform.

 

But I couldn't sit in this http://www.mole-valley.co.uk/content/images/1070014149.jpg

and not bang my head against the wheel for wasting my money.

 

"I coulda had 10 bikes for this thing..."

Removed by Ebay

Happy birthday, and shut it, ya child. 28. bah. Where's my Geritol?

The demo comes with a decent singleplayer - and the bots don't seem to be dumbasses, so the potential for co-op is there. IF they allow bots on multiplayer servers.

I did my private VFR at OSU (Don Scott) while I was in school there, so the cost was WAY less than it'd be straight up. Navy gave me my IFR. What're you looking to know?

I'm sorry - that's hilarious.

Originally posted by Chad is Dead:

I would just spend the whole day shooting myself in the head in crowded areas so I could freak everyone out.

Winner.

 

That has to be the most original one I've ever heard in what-ifs like these.

Originally posted by ZYUL8TR:

If he was 80, that statement may have some validity.

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ZYUL8TR speaks the truth - afterall, you could work in an autounion, and not know or do shit and still make $$$

 

Ask GM

Run n Jump is not a useful tactic = winnar

Ok then I won't tell you ginormously tasty it is.

Don't tell me you broke the T56 in your 03?!?

 

If so: How did you manage to do that before busting the pumpkin and truckload of halfshafts?