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I still have several of the real ibm keyboards

I'd say what he's saying is ray's fanboys started the trend back up, and therefore mikhail felt the need to drive attention as well.

Drove from glen rock pa to hickory nc. Got in at 2:45. Woke up at 7.

Good chance they're the same girl

spoken like someone who's never lost electronics due to a lightning strike

because some people don't want to run through the house unplugging everything every time there's a storm. And aren't home 24x7.

because lightning will arc past a fuse

it won't hurt anything

Yes, same connector, but there's more going on now, so to make the analog out pins send signal, it needs additional triggering.

But good LCDs are WAY more expensive than good monitors, even still.

or both!

I think plugging the ports won't solve your problem. Upgrading your amplification might. Head to the next meet justin will be at, and try it with a KGBHSE

I sold my $900 sony 21" monitor for $75 when I left alaska...I didn't want to pay $100 to move it.

Man, Todd is so full of shit, he actually likes *disconnected*

They take up a TON of space I used to have the 21" version of that monitor. They're awesome, but massive.

Or it means we don't want this to turn into a pissing contest between you and kevin.

The trick is they're almost never put up for sale. I'd buy a set for $30 just ot hear them tho, so I could finally have heard a grado lower in the lineup than the 225.

You paying for him to do it?

Any time there's peace, it's because someone with a gun wants there to be peace.

no way would I get power stuff over a good source. Not a chance. Nor expensive cables, fancy stands, etc.

cheapest isn't the best value, generally speaking. Especially if resale is harder.

a box of 50 old jazz albums. I'll be picking the ones I like, and putting the rest up for sale soon.

That's good timing, if you could bring mike and ken to the hotel, we can save dusty a trip...

I like my logitech trackman marble that I've had forever, for trackballs.

Why do you say there are few happy people in the world? The vast majority of people I've run across outside of major cities have been happy.