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<0> actually, most check printers are laser
<1> !google google
<2> http://www.google.com/
<3> oh
<1> really? oh well.
<3> we call it Google
<4> our check printer is an HP 9000
<5> they aren't a door off the leg area anymore, they're usually a separate office
<1> my paychecks are printed on dot matrix. :D
<3> well, its a different pronounciation
<5> so we're using laser printers now
<1> but newspapers are clinging to the past. :D
<0> yeah, here it is! the TI 810. I had one of these 20 years ago. http://www.omnidatasys.net/product/desc_printer_ti810.htm
<0> and, damn, they are still in heavy use at auto parts stores as receipt printers
<1> !google epson apex 80
<2> http://www.epson.com/cgi-bin/Store/support/supDetail.jsp?BV_UseBVCookie=yes&oid=14310&infoType=MSDS
<4> ok food time
<3> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Google
<1> I almost want a dot matrix printer.
<6> hay i got my COM port to work
<1> it would kinda be cool to print in dot matrix for letters and stuff. :D
<6> kick ***
<7> i've got a panasonix KX-P1124 lying around somewhere if you want it.
<1> be like, yo, i'm old school.
<6> there was a conflict with the IR port
<1> can you still get ribbons for it?
<0> ah, IR is on a COM port usually.
<0> nerp; probably
<8> Does anyone know if WIndows 2000 server can see a 300gb hard drive?
<8> its only registering as 130gb durring setup
<8> the bios sees 300gb
<1> the wind is WHIPPING
<6> does anyone or did anyone ever use the IR **** in laptops
<5> llnk: http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;305098
<8> thx
<3> !google hai2U
<9> I ain't givin up on you boy.
<0> macman|G4; occasionally. I've seen stuff that used IR to sync handheld widgets
<0> llnk; requires LBA48 support throughout
<0> !info LBA48
<0> which, heh, is hte same article JET pasted, OK.
<8> so i gotta find a win2k server CD that has SP2...
<8> damnit. hehe
<5> slipstream SP 4 into the setup
<1> http://www.epson.co.jp/e/company/milestones_11_MX80.htm
<1> i remmeber that printer
<0> llnk; put the server OS on a 20GB or so partition, anyways.
<1> and all the variations built around it
<0> you don't want your application data on the same volume as the OS
<8> oic
<1> http://www.epson.co.jp/e/company/milestones_24_Stylus800.htm
<8> thx guys
<8> and/or gals ;)
<1> i had the stylus 400, the only black and white one, in college.
<0> I had a stylus 740 forever. it was still working OK when I decommissioned it
<10> uh.. guy at vfxweb was going to give me a copy of suse enterprise serve.r i wonder if i should go back
<0> sartan; is that a copy with a support agreement? otherwise, no updates.
<10> yeah that's what he said..
<10> but
<10> he might have said updates but no support
<0> annual support on suse is $$$
<10> im not sure i wasn't listening too much
<0> per year
<10> ill stick with good ole' debian
<10> i don't need enterprise stuff
<10> this machine will be running just about only irssi ssh apache php and perl
<5> bee ess dee
<0> I've been quite happy with CentOS
<0> and Fedora
<0> Fedora for desktops, and CentOS for servers
<1> peerce, what's your take on epson "ultrachrome" k3 ink or whatnot?
<0> is that what the 2200/2400's use?
<1> no idea
<11> I'm gonna get a home equity loan to pay off my g/f's CCs
<11> as soon as they're paid off
<11> the first thing I'm doing is buying a hydro set up
<11> she can **** her "no weed" rule
<1> "When photographer Chris Rainier first saw the Epson prints of the images from his book 'Ancient Marks: The Sacred Origins of Tattoos and Body Marking,' he knew he was looking at a long-awaited breakthrough in black and white photographic printing.
<1> "So far, the benchmark for black and white exhibition prints has been an Ansel Adams-type image printed with traditional silver halide paper in a darkroom, but we've now climbed another summit," said Rainier, one of today's leading documentary photographers who was one of legendary landscape photographer Ansel Adam's ***istants. "I can't help but think that if Ansel Adams were still alive, he would embrace the new Epson technology and leap into the digital darkroo
<5> uh huh
<1> etc. . .
<5> I can't help but think that Ansel Adams is spinning in his grave so fast that if we could harness that power we'd be able to light up NY for a year over having his name used to market Epson printers
<1> I guess they added a color called "light light black"
<1> so they use three blacks
<5> wouldn't that be called "grey"
<12> hey guys I am trying to connect to another xp machine on this network
<12> I do ip\c$
<12> and when it comes up for the user/name p***word dialouge box
<12> the username is greyed out and says guest
<12> shouldn't I be able to enter administrator and p***
<0> Aval0n; whatever username you're using on your computer, you should create an account on the other computer with the same name
<0> and if you set the same p***word, it won't even ask for it
<12> I have that going on right now
<12> o_O
<0> that account can't have a null/blank p***word, and if you want access to the admin C$ share, it will need to be a member of Administrators on the 'serving' system.
<12> it is on both
<12> it's the primary account
<12> with Admin priveledges
<12> weird
<0> there's no such thing as 'primary account', but whatever.
<12> well windows makes you create a mandatory admin account besides Administrator with admin rights
<12> I call that primary
<12> maye it's the wrong terminology
<0> its just an administrative user account. you can create multiple accounts when you setup windows, or later, same difference.
<12> right
<12> i need to turn off simple file sharing I think
<0> if the account has a non blank p***word on both systems, and the same account name, it should have worked as-is.
<12> no dice
<1> peerce - that ODS company has the weirdest website i've ever seen.
<13> swiss hockey team beat canada today, 2-0... pretty big upset
<14> i just recently downloaded internet explorer 7 beta version... how do i go back to the old one?
<13> restore point
<12> peerce it works now
<0> Ryan88; I dunno, whats the beta test release notes say?
<12> c$ doesn't work when using simple file sharing
<12> thanks for you help
<0> Aval0n; you really shouldn't use the admin shares anyways.
<0> create your OWN named shares
<12> <shrug>
<14> i dunno... where are they at?
<0> Ryan88; probably the same place you got the beta from
<0> !google IE7 beta release-notes
<2> http://msdn.microsoft.com/ie/releasenotes/default.aspx
<0> wow.
<0> To uninstall Internet Explorer 7 Beta 2 Preview and return to Internet Explorer 6 on Windows XP
<0> # Click Start, and then click Control Panel.
<0> # Click Add or Remove Programs.
<0> # Check Show Updates at the top of the dialog box.
<0> # Scroll down the list to Windows XP Software Updates, select Internet Explorer 7 Beta 2Preview, and then click "Change/Remove."
<15> what gives more surface area, 16:10 or 4:3
<14> thanks
<0> [ChewY]; those are aspect ratios, not dimensions
<15> obviously
<0> so the area is indeterminate.
<15> thats why im asking, i cant just do 4*3 or 16*9
<0> which is bigger, a circle or a square?
<16> yes
<15> thats compleatly different
<16> analogies usually are
<0> without a dimensional constraint, your question is indeterminate.
<15> the ratio to a 16:9 monitor is the same across all dimensions
<15> as is 4:3
<0> so which one is bigger?
<15> so there is a constant that can be used to find area, im thinking the formula would be
<0> the formula for area is X * Y
<15> x16 * x9 = 19^2 for a 19' monitor
<15> stfu your an idot
<15> idiot
<5> um, no
<5> wouldn't it be easier just to find a lowest common denominator?
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