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Maggi - the human packet filter (or 202.14.67.0/24)
Well, I gots me a scuzzy monitor. Maybe I should clean it more often
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Andrew Gallagher - andrew@agallagher.com
Asus P2B-S, PII-350, 64MB PC100, 12.7GB Quantum Fireball EX ATA-33, 2x2.1GB Quantum Atlas I UWSCSI, Toshiba 6201 SCSI CD, Yamaha CRW4416S SCSI CD-RW, WangDAT SCSI, MillG400 32MB DH, SBLive! Retail (Plugged into a JVC RX884V Dolby Digital Receiver@500W), Dell 17" (first head), ProScan 27" NTSC TV (second head), Win98SE
Lady, people aren't chocolates. Do you know what they are mostly? Bastards. Bastard coated bastards with bastard filling. But I don't find them half as annoying as I find naive, bubble-headed optimists who walk around vomiting sunshine. -- Dr. Perry Cox
House Of Cables -will- make a SCSI-2 to 120v AC cable. Just tell them what pins you want connected and pay 'em, they don't care about the liability :P
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Ami Y. Koriuchi - foxyviolet@hotmail.com
Asus P2B 1010 - P3-500
256MB 6NS
70 GB of 10k RPM SCSI UW style.
Still waiting like a militia member in a Texas compound for the G400's to come to Earth.
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How-about-a-nice-game-of-chess?
Ami Y. Koriuchi - MY EMAIL IS DEAD
SYSTEM1
Asus K7V266 - Athlon XP 1800+ - GeForce 4 TI 4600 128MB -
1024 MB PC2100 DDR -
200 GB UDMA100 7200 RPM - 60GB LVD 160 10K RPM
SYSTEM2
Asus A7V133 - Athlon 1.4 - G400Max
768MB PC133 - 75 GB of 10k RPM SCSI UW
HI SOMETiMES I GO AWAY FOR LONG TIME AND COME BACK YEARS LATER HI!
Yep, even the processor is scuzzie cause I started overclocking after being prodded in this here forum and the darn thing is oozing, looks like..... gasket material!
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How much can oooze out before the thing quits workin?
After I flashed with BIOS 1009, my Cheetah got darn slow. Seems default for me was N/C for the write back cache. I think you need that! </a>
SCompRacer
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Overclocking is like having sex in the sand, you won't want to stop but you'll have to!
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P II 400 @ 112 FSB, ASUS P2B-LS, 256MB ECC RAM, ECC disabled in BIOS, G400 16MB (waiting for MAX), only 18 GB of Cheetah's (70??? PurpleHaze??), Plextor Ultraplex/Plexwriter, SCSI ZIP Insider, Hitachi IDE DVD CD ROM, Sigma Hollywood + DVD decoder, SB Live, NSpire 300 watt PS, Back Ups Pro, Soundworks 5.1, fans everywhere, everything enabled, working, dual booting Win98 and NT 4.0, but not at same time.
[This message has been edited by SCompRacer1 (edited 08-18-1999).]
Actually the two statements were on seperate issues, but after you changed the order in which they appeared you managed to change the context of the entire post.
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