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@Newegg: Note the timings and the lifetime warranty. Your just not going to find a better deal (of if you do let me know!!! hehe) OCZ Enhanced Latency Series Dual Channel Platinum 184 Pin 512MB(256MBx2) DDR PC-3200 - OEM Specification Manufacturer: OCZ Speed: DDR400(PC3200) Type: 184 Pin DDR...

I was interested in purchasing scsi. Thank those for clearing up the differences between U160 and U320. I'm glad I didn't waste money on the 320 yet.

Distro: Gentoo Desktop: KDE Mail: Evolution IM: dMSN Music: XMMS Video: mplayer Shell: bash Browser: Mozilla Firebird Editor: Emacs or nano (for simple stuff) Office: Lyx (of all others this is my best Linux "find" of the year.......it's AWSOME!!)

If I understand correctly, neural networking is now done on a software level. My question: Is there a physical material that accumulates charge until it reaches a critical point before discharging so as to simulate the weighted sums of neuron activity? If so, is there work being done to "hard...

"Tomorrow when you get back to work, work hard like you always have," he told Americans. "My administration has a job to do. ... We will rid the world of evil- doers." "This crusade, this war on terrorism, is going to take awhile. And American people must be patient," Bush said. Crusade...

I couldn't resist: BushOnCrack.com I know, I know it's childish and has no bearing on fact, but it's funny damnit.

No, I see exactly what you are claiming and I say it is wrong. Let's see if I can put into one sentence for you: Simple: When a public official begins blocking the public's access to what should be public information it is because there is something they don't want the public to know. Edit: I...

"you" implies an individual. We are discussing a public office. I am not suggesting an investigation into Bush's private life and I wouldn't. I am demanding an investigation into allegations that the President deceived the American Public. edit: I also find it odd that no one seems to recall...

The connection between public office and private rights do not apply. When someone in public office begans balking at the public's right to know, than, yes, I think that is indicative of wrong doing. However, when a private citizen balks at the public's right to his private affairs that is...

Read my post again carefully, please. :) If my claim would knowingly lead to some consequence and after I had made the claim I than discovered that it was false and chose not to make a retraction, than the answer is YES refer to point number 3 as to why the likelihood that after the fact...

1. I'm not the president of the United States with an entire intelligence agency at my disposal 2. My statements do not result in the mobilization of the most powerful armed force in the history of the world. 3. If a significant portion of the upper echelon of the CIA knew that the statements of...

I've read many a thread on this topic and one glaringly obvious point seems to have been missed: Ok, I'll give Bush the fact that he didn't realize that he had misinformed the American public in (though I have doubts), but why wasn't an immediate retraction made? I guess no one in the CIA that...

Plausible deniability is rule number one. I'm sure there will be plenty of conflicting claims by credible sources before this is over with. Only an in depth public investigation (preferably criminal) will flush the rats out of the woodwork and reveal the truth. Notice I haven't made a claim to...

In further news...krunk7 has decided all his debts are null and void.

Most of the world would say that America is by far the most fundamentalist Christian nation. Most of them would also say the fundamentalist Christian movement in America has resulted in a great deal of suffering