Quote: Originally Posted by selowitch Does it really matter if you get an UltraATA 100 drive versus, say, a 133 drive? I realize the 133 is supposed to be faster, but I wonder. …

Quote: Originally Posted by itguy05 But data recovery is a pricey operation (even for them), so the chances are small. Especially pricey for them, since the drive makers …

Quote: Originally Posted by tooki Neither ATA/100 nor ATA/133 will get saturated by any single drive on the market, they're just not that fast yet. The interface is not the bott…

Well, yes and no. No drive with an ATA/66 interface is anywhere near fast enough to saturate its ATA bus, so the bus wouldn't be a bottleneck. But since few ATA/66 drives were even…

Quote: Originally Posted by analogika point about the warranty. However, a warranty won't cover your data. Ick bin doch nich' bloed, wa ? Tuest du Backup machen... ! -t

Quote: Originally Posted by turtle777 BTW, the real MYTH or not questions is: 5. SCSI HD are in general more reliable than IDE / ATA. I'm sure it's been discussed a gazillio…

Quote: Originally Posted by turtle777 Thta's why I said in my post above that I bought a Seagate. 5 years warranty is enough to make me feel good about it, despite a low price t…

Quote: Originally Posted by CatOne Thinking that a drive with a 5 year warranty is ANY more reliable than one with a 1 year warranty is folly. Manufacturers do some number crun…

Quote: Originally Posted by turtle777 Ick bin doch nich' bloed, wa ? Tuest du Backup machen... ! -t Wir bein nicht Deutsch, ja? Scheissekopf.

Quote: Originally Posted by Zubir Wir bein nicht Deutsch, ja? Scheissekopf. Sollte das jetzt lustig sein ? -t

Quote: Originally Posted by CatOne They are more reliable. SCSI drives undergo significantly more testing at the factory than do IDE drives... Manufacturers test every single S…

Quote: Originally Posted by Zubir Wir bein nicht Deutsch, ja? Scheissekopf. Wilkommen im Internet. Your therapist or local college will help you overcome your language envy…

Quote: Originally Posted by analogika Your therapist or local college will help you overcome your language envy. Hehe -t

There are several basic tutorials on how to make aqua-type buttons out there (which is where the whole "shiny button" trend came from.) You can take those basic tutorials and extra…

thats all fine and dandy but it only covers B&W stuff... and i think the result of that tutorial looks ugly. Basically its pretty simple. you have a gradient and a specular. T…

Quote: Originally Posted by loki74 thats all fine and dandy but it only covers B&W stuff... and i think the result of that tutorial looks ugly. Basically its pretty simple.…

Quote: Originally Posted by loki74 thats all fine and dandy but it only covers B&W stuff... and i think the result of that tutorial looks ugly. Basically its pretty simple.…

Quote: Originally Posted by loki74 This is a little thing i threw together just now... Very cool; makes sense now.

@loki74: What fonttype did you use, it's a very nice font ! (the button is also nice.....)

Quote: Originally Posted by Mediaman @loki74: What fonttype did you use, it's a very nice font ! (the button is also nice.....) Yep: looks just like my handwriting - I'd lo…

haha.. the font is Spectre Verde I think. From Blambot. Its one of the free ones--I don't think I could afford the for pay fonts...

Thanks loki, very cool site.

Quote: Originally Posted by kingjules do you know where i could find information about a Palm? Uhm, have you tried the INTERNET ? http://www.palmone.com Quote: Orig…

If you're considering a Treo (Palm with built-in phone), a good resource is www.treocentral.com /plug

It looks like your setup is pretty complex, and that's what's allowing the KVM to give you problems. First, I'd suggest trying everything with directly connected keyboard AND mous…