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While they are at it, someone ban eZveK86 for using shitty grammar.

I interviewed a gentleman a couple of years back that put Windows XP Server in his areas of expertise and certification on his resume. We called him in for a in-person interview out of curiosity but primarily for kicks. It made for an enjoyable interview.

And for today's consideration... http://indianapolis.craigslist.org/sys/2842186502.html

I'm more interested in the LED water cooled fans.

It's shit like this that make my day. http://indianapolis.craigslist.org/sys/2837387581.html

I love how we have spent the past couple of days speaking to the questionable merits of the included adapter, a < $1 bit of kit, and not once discussed the actual drive itself. :)

Thats unfortunate. Im still a relatively new day to day user of Linux (openSUSE) but Ive quickly learned to love KDE and no one is bigger in the Linux home user world as Canonical.

I don't think the inclusion of an power adapter is all that strange. You don't see them very often but it does allow the very small amount of users who have open SATA ports on their motherboard and DON'T have an available SATA power connector. I'm sure that this group of users is more than...

I am of two minds on this. If you are simply wanting to quiet up your rig while enjoying the benefits of better cooling, you might consider one of the Corsair all in ones. They are mindlessly easy to install and perform very well. One the other hand, you are looking for an adventure, building...

Terrible news is never welcome. Micron (Crucial) CEO and Chairman Steve Appleton died earlier today in a plane crash. I don't know much about the man but I've been a huge fan of Crucial from the earliest days of my PC obsession...

I wrote about this at CES 2011 and while i have remained impressed with the hardware, the OS has been sorely lacking. I was able to get a 64 GB on the cheap and so far, I'm in love. There is a lot it lacks but the response of the interface is top notch. More to come shortly. :techgage:

There are no words to adequately show how happy this makes me.

My wife's grandparents still dial up because it works. They don't know any better so it serves their purposes just fine. I used dial-up up until about 2 years ago. I lived in the country and that's all I could get. Dial-up usage is bases on location more than choice.

I loved this editorial. It's an eye opening read and offers a perspective not often seen by those of us lucky enough to live and operate in the western, developed world. Dooms, what are your experiences in Pakistan? I hope I am not generalizing your country but how does your connection fair...

This made my day.

Yikes. Some of these captions are terrible.

A couple of thoughts on this. I'm curious if he pointed out that this was being done from back stage because the VLC playback window popped up and that there was a deffinate delay in the sounding start of the race and when motion on the screen began. I don't know why they would go to the...

Awesome review. Thank you for sharing your thoughts on a beast of a phone.

You can Rocket Air me for the rest of time.

I have dibs on Rune Glifberg and I'm going to Christ Air all over your ass.