So you got it yet? How are you liking the track Abort! Abort! Abort! with it's techno music box sound and the baby crying? Always cracks me up. I just want to have sex for sport, so ladies please abort, abort, abort!

I'm in! Located in the UK, willing to ship worldwide. Merry Christmas.

Quote: Originally Posted by Cjattwood A nice, non-distracting wallpaper, taken by fellow Head-Fi member Shiggins. Mine's got colour in it. Ner, ner, ner-ner, ner... BTW, feel free to use my pictures as you wallpaper if you wish.

Quote: Originally Posted by InSides shiggins, is that a RPM4 on the top of your rack, or a RPM5? Either way, where did you get the dust cover? The RPM5 comes without one, and I am desperately searching for something to cover it up. InSides, it is an RPM4 and came with the dust...

Go team Hercules Prophetview!

Susumu Yokota - Sakura is all that you need. Beatifully layered and supremely chilled music. Other stuff I been listening to recently: Murcof - Remembranza Vladislav Delay - The Four Quarters Arovane - Lillies Global Communication - 76:14 I've had the new Zero 7 for a few days and so...

This week I have mostly been listening to: Chris Clark Modem RJD2 Plaid Two Lone Swordsmen Orbital Venetian Snares Modem has two EP's that are free to download. Give 'em a try, IDM kinda stuff: http://www.modemaudio.com/mp3/modep003/2.html

I am glad to report that this 26 year old heard it. Or was that my MacBook Pro? Was afraid to try as I thought I wouldn't hear it - DIY hearing tests showed I couldn't hear 16KHz. Tinnitis sufferer (used to sit at the end of runways with the folks and watch planes take-off).

I've had three Maxtors and all three failed. My flat-mate had a maxtor, that one failed too. Other failures include the fabled Quantum fireball and IBM 75gxp. I have bad HDD luck. My advice; ignore make, buy multiples and back up often (Norton Ghost is the best £10 I spent on my comp).

Quote: Originally Posted by enjoi_rootbeer I feel your pain...

Yet your Jedi squirrels are no match for Super Squirrel:

Assuming you are running Windows, boot from your install CD and choose repair install. There may well be an easier way to get the boot record back but that's how I'd do it.)

Or these: http://www.britishv8.org/swaps/examples.htm

My Dell P200 from 1996 is still going strong and in daily use as a broadband router/firewall! Anyway, your question reminded me of this recent story: Dell sells file server to man with two PCs