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I thought it had just recently been released on DVD. By recently, I meant in R1. Just over a year ago here. Those maggots were the Trashigs if memory serves me correctly?

Unless they're Neuticles. http://www.neuticles.com/index1.html

Wasn't that when Jon Pertwee took on the giant, green maggots?

Robot Chicken, the story goes, gets it name from a menu item at the restaurant where it's creators, one of them being actor Seth Green, conceived of the show. If you're familiar with Twisted Toyfare Theater from Wizard magazine, it's the same premise, creators, and writers, but, they've animated the toys. It's a 15 minute really short sketch comedy series.

Yes... just back away... a little bit further... where I planted the mines... yeah, right there... just like that...

Don't know if the UK has gotten Robot Chicken on any network, but, the Season 2 premiere episode featured a nod to Doctor Who with a kid in school giving a demonstration of what TARDIS stands for. He had a toy police box and generic Tom Baker type doll as props. Unfortunately, the sketch ends with someone stepping in, pointing, and shouting "NERD!" I would had ended it with an addendum where one of those Denys Fisher Cybermen dolls comes in and snaps that idiot's neck! Or just tears his heart out.

And, to think, a simple lead cylinder will last longer than a CMC disc!

You won't. ImgBurn does not support multi-track images yet. Hence, CD-Audio images are not supported.

Don't know, but, I would think that if it did run, it would not have any of your user defined settings, since there would be a different Registry on the system you're inserting the pen drive into. Plus, I don't know if ImgBurn writes a default Registry entry if it runs and one isn't present. I would think LUK took care of that but, I don't know.

Where exactly are the newest versions of DVDInfo posted at? It doesn't sound as easy as it should, actually. For instance, the Download link here http://www.dvdinfopro.com/ leads to http://www.dvd-recordable.org/wwwimgs/medi...fopro/index.htm which is a different domain. From there, two versions are currently available, a stable release, 4.3, and a beta, 4.6, all of which expire today... actually, they expired last night for me. However, there's also downloads over at speedlabs.org at http://www.speedlabs.org/downloads/Tools/D...rosplmirror.htm with a 4.57 apparently an in house version. So, where will the latest version be?

Is it possible to do any crossflashing on the 3500a?

Except for a new Doctor and appearances by the Cybermen, K-9, and Sarah Jane, I know nothing about the new series. Wonder if Sarah will have a new body? I would guess Sarah and K-9 would be in the same story together, if K-9 And Company and The Five Doctors is any indication. I admit, I am mostly looking forward to the Cybermen episodes, too. Last year, Episodes 6 and 13 were the ones I was expecting. 6 was far more satisfying than 13.

For some, it's tomorrow, for some, it's already here, maybe? Anyway, whenever you actually have your April Fools' Day, just be sure to remember not to neglect the holiest part of the season: trim your Spaghetti trees!

Thanks for the update! I'll see what I can find for new updated chipsets.

I was thinking you had had it last year, but, who knows if you still did, he says, covering his ass fairly well.

Good thinking on your part! You're one of those rare programmers who thinks instead of just coding something in whatever is the easiest way to get it done.

We're back on this subject again! Don't feel too bad. I remember finally learning the answer to this stupid notation myself from a post on the old forum. Still, a time duration error beats a time DILATION error, by any means.

Didn't think of that. First drive http://forum.rpc1.org/dl_result.php?kaj=1&...+DVDRW4224INQ-D Appears to be a portmanteau of the manufacturer name (?) a plus sign and the drive ID string? 2nd drive http://forum.rpc1.org/dl_result.php?kaj=1&...=_NEC+ND-3500AG For the first drive, ImgBurn lists it as IOMEGA DVDRW4224INQ-D For the 2nd: _NEC DVD_RW ND-3500AG So, what is being sent in the first part? ImgBurn added the DVD_RW part to the NEC name string, but, it is not sent in the ID string to RPC1.org.

Well, this would be my first major case hardware kill. Better get it out of the way, then! Have never had a power supply issue before. I've broken things before like hard drives, cracked external cases, scratched internal drive cases, broken off toggle switches, broken case panel tabs, broken case bezzle tabs, etc. The optical drives just died on their own. NO fault of mine! Strangely, the IAM warning was a "fluke." I am currently debugging a problem that is affecting system performance. It is not on some of past weekly system backups, so, it's not the voltage there. For some weird reason, system wide, programs were not accepting their options, even though they were listed as correct. Or some would "change" but when the app was closed and reopened, it would forget they were changed. On IAM's side, the upper threshold of the voltage is 13.2. Right now, on one of these restored weekly systems, the voltage is 13.188. Close to the threshold, but, not there. Thus, the alarm is not going off. So... well, what I am saying, I guess, is who the fuck knows?! All I know is there's no money to have this thing checked so there's no money equally to have it repaired or parts replaced. So, I'll just keep monitoring it for now.

Is there a way to determine the supported speeds on a USB 2.0 port? By this, I want to make sure I am getting Hi-Speed (480 Mbits/s) out of the ports as opposed to being capped to only Full Speed. And, yes, something labeled as USB 2.0 may still be only Full Speed at max. I tried checking the Device Manager's entry under USB controllers, but, I am not entirely sure. The only thing listed as Enhanced was "Standard Enhanced PCI To USB Host Controller." Since my USB controller is listed as "Intel? 82801EB USB Universal Host Controller" I am not entirely sure I have an Enhanced controller present. So, I need to be sure. Otherwise, I want to check a USB 2.0 card I have on hand and see whether it is actually faster than my onboard MOBO's. Which, BTW, is the Intel D875PBZ, so, if anyone already knows the answer... Thanks!

I'm not much of a hardware person, though I am 1.) more knowledgable than most at it 2.) comfortable working inside the PC with the it 3.) adept at killing many pieces of it. Something I noticed today. I have a possible voltage problem and wanted to get anyone else's opinions on them. I have had Intel Active Monitor installed for about a year or two. When I first started using it, the first value in the Power listings, the first one under Power Supply Voltages, was always dangerously close to the red mark at the far end of the +12v threshold. Now, I am into 13, ranging from 13.2 to 13.75, with fluctuating results in this range. This has turned on IAM's warning for the Power indicator, lighting it red. (!) I haven't added anything that requires a power connection internally to the system since I have used Intel Active Monitor. I haven't changed anything internally in the hardware, either. Should I be worried about this extra 1 to 2 volts? Could the power supply need servicing? Thanks!

Well, this was a surprise! IOMEGA DVDRW4224E2Q-D - E112 at http://forum.rpc1.org/dl_firmware.php?download_id=2021 recognizes the DVDRW4224INQ-D I guess the only difference is IN is for internal, since this is an IDE internal drive I have, and E2 is External USB 2?

Tried the A114 and A304 firmwares at http://forum.rpc1.org/dl_firmware.php?download_id=1628 A114 did not detect a drive to flash. As for A304, I'm holding off on that. Requires a flash in full blown DOS, and, without knowing what this flasher and firmware might do to this drive, I am not using that particular firmware.

No, that's Nevada where nothing is illegal.