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grawk

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  1. It's better in that it's a lower power usage, and lcds don't flicker, so the 100hz thing isnt' really relevant...
  2. Mirroring entire servers actually serves to make data less reliable, not more, if both are up at the same time...
  3. Ah, ok. I love BoFH, but don't remember that one
  4. The blue tape should be an indication
  5. The monitor's already in a landfill, you just haven't hit that point in time yet
  6. Nope, Power Over Ethernet, like some wifi routers...
  7. it's powered via ethernet
  8. It's the new mac nano
  9. I'd go with either a mac mini or imac, personally. You've already made the mac jump with the MBP, may as well go all the way. As to mac not being as "fine tunable" as windows, I'll just say I think mac's at least as tuneable, it just doesn't require as much work to keep stable.
  10. They did!
  11. definitely good news mike. Dusty, I'd go with Gorm, in whatever combination of parts works for your space. Or Omar.
  12. My prayers, mike.
  13. nope, seafoam green
  14. I'd definitely be out at the RK50 price point.
  15. Painted the accent wall in my kitchen and living room.
  16. I love John Woo/CYF movies.
  17. 2 of these: in before the trademark lawsuit
  18. 2009 Fabre Montmayou Malbec Reserva Mendoza 12-bottle Case
  19. Brad Mehldau - Live in Marciac
  20. Dogfish Head - Olde School
  21. ikea has a good cheap one
  22. are you using the stock windows drivers?

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