Recent content by Pablo

1. What YOUR PC will be used for. That means what types of tasks you'll be performing. I'll be using this primarily for gaming. 2. What YOUR budget is. A price range is acceptable as long as it's not more than a 20% spread I'd like to stay in the $800-1000 range 3. What country YOU will...

Right now, max 10 users. Want to start just serving and organizing documents (Less than a gig of PDFs, but a lot of the value would be in creating some custom database type modules.

I've got a spare Dell PowerEdge server laying around. I'd like to try and see if SharePoint would help us out here at work, but I'm not sure my hardware supports it. Anybody have any knowledge/tips? Here's my old server specs: Poweredge 2650 Processor is Dual Xeons, 80532K, 3.06GHz, 512K...

Planning on only keeping it 7-10 years. Would conventional be better? I'm calculating it would be, but just wanting a third opinion. If the numbers I am running are correct, I'm better off with the conventional until month 314.

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I asked myself the same thing. Promoting Urban Sprawl?

I'm in the 660 range. The loans are being pitched by two different people. Broker is pitching USDA, bank is pitching conventional.

I am about to purchase a home, and I have 20% down. First the facts: Purchase price on home: $205,000 (3% closing costs paid for) Down payment: $41,000 Due to my (lack of) substantial credit history, I don't qualify for best rate for conventional. Here's my options: USDA: Finance...

I think he means the user.

Uhhh.... yes... WTF happened?

I HAVE SUCCESSFULLY BROKEN THE INTERNET. (feel free to bow if you feel led.)

wtf happened to my post count? I think I joined in 2001 and had like 3000 posts or something...

That is all. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VeKIVQXTjhc