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mysql

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  1. The biggiest thing about the chat sections is the same problem over on TRC. No one really joins. I justed to try and mass message invite people, Vary time consuming. But if you could show a live count or live on who was actually in the chat in the regular forum view, i think that would entice some folks to jump in

    That's all too true. And I have a solution.

    If you create an account on ircimages.com you'll see what I mean (bottom of the page)

  2. Authorized Dealer = $6,330.00

    Gray Market = $4,500.00

    Totally brand new (not refurbished or B-stock) with all accessories except manufacturer's chronometer certificate (although certificate of authenticity is included with 3 yr. warranty). Serial # on caseback still engraved and unaltered.

    Pretty good, don't you say?? :thumbsupsmileyanim:

    Very good. Most jewlery shops sell items for double what they pay for it, so the pricing isn't suprising.

    Unfortunately for me, that price range is close to what it'll cost for a turbo kit installed on my RX-8, so it's not in my future :)

  3. I just got one of these 090 Power Reserve models yesterday. The movement is an Asian but based on the 2892 rather than the Miyotas we normally see.

    It's my first PAM and I've got to say I am underwhelmed. There's nothing wrong with the watch - it is visually a superb replica and on its own feels substantial and high quality. I guess with all the Panerai hysteria I was expecting to be blown away by it...

    who did you get it from?

    As I said before, I got to see another pam and had the same feeling as you - it didn't look or feel like anything special. This Pam 90 looks really good in person. But both would look similar in photos.

  4. Well, at least it's not Intel...

    You should try two Opteron 875s; now THAT is power.

    I've got a quad opteron 850 workstation with 16 gigs of ram with a 4 tb fiber array. It's likely the lowest end system on the floor (It ran aound $26,000, not including disks). The rest are multi million dollar sun systems.

  5. I doubt it.

    First off, they use the fact that it's a "special" laptop to charge more.

    Secondly, laptop technology is gaining by leap and bounds. Look at our current laptop choices - you can get a tiny laptop (I have an averatec 4155 13.1" laptop with 2 gigs of ram, 2.2ghz MT-40 64bit cpu running ubuntu) that's around 4.5 lbs and costs under $1000. You can also get 19" laptops, dual core cpus, 256meg or more of dedicated video ram. You can even get your system running on raid disks!

    The tablet pc tends to be nothing more than an oversized pda. You get much poorer batt life than the pda, all the hassles of carrying around a notebook computer and what ends up being the point? Touch screen display for windows XP?

    Microsoft's origami is going to get a lot of hype - if they can drop the price to the $400 range, a mini pc might not be so bad - it'll be a great carputer.

  6. Actually, I think that might be an actual book. Don't buy it. Just browse around first. :)

    Some people say reading for a few months will help you avoid mistakes - it's actually quite true. The initial watches you might be drawn to when you just start out will likely be different from what you'll want after you've done your homework.

  7. This thread inspired me to try doing something similar.

    I bought a box, some black cardboard and a $5 camera tripod from walmart.

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    Here's the result:

    post-433-1143424279_thumb.jpg post-433-1143424314_thumb.jpg

    I'd like to get a watch holder so I can lift it off the ground, and some better lighting, otherwise not bad for a $12 investment IMO.

    PS: I added the watermark so that others might not be as tempted to steal them and use on ebay auctions.

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