kylemittskus
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bhodilee wrote:Was that what your final was on?
Yep. I had to memorize and do all the spells. Thank God I passed. I accidentally turned my teacher into an IP lawyer from New York though; that was horrible! 
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bhodilee
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tenuki wrote:I think this is the real difference between workstation and gaming. Of course you're probably going to get better stability and customer support with a workstation as well, but a good gaming video card does not equal good business 3d graphics.
The hardware might be the same, but the drivers are different, and optimized with different goals in mind. Here's Nvidia's take (pdf download) for the difference between their geforce and quadro lines.
Doh, Tom's shoulda been my first stop. Well that seals it, I'm going workstation! Thanks Tenuki
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bhodilee
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kylemittskus wrote:Yep. I had to memorize and do all the spells. Thank God I passed. I accidentally turned my teacher into an IP lawyer from New York though; that was horrible! 
Aren't all IP lawyers in New York?
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bhodilee
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MarkDaSpark wrote:XP Pro & Vista (the optional OS) also have 64 bit versions which will support up to 128gb of RAM. It doesn't say if it's 32 or 64 in the specs, but I'd try to get the 64 bit versions from them.
How many files do you have to keep and for how long? Also, how much room do you have now and how much Free Space is left?
Well, I never delete anything I do because as soon as I do some jackass wanders back and says, remember that map you made 4 years ago. I need that again. So I just save em all. The way the program works is it basically just creates links to the data so each project file is relatively small, it's the data that gets linked to that can be quite large, and that's mainly the raster stuff that's huge. I have 500gb of storage now and it's enough, but barely. I'd prefer 1TB of HD space and is probably what I'll do. Maybe even just go with that 500gb and partition it in half for OS and miscellaneous scaffolding on one and Projects on the other, then get a 1.5 and partition it for Raster and Vector Data. I likey the sound of that.
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kylemittskus
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X-posted from the Deals thread:
Makes me very sad.
saxwizerd45 wrote:We met with Ty back in August when we were out in Sonoma and he said that he wouldn't be making any Caton Vineyard Field Blend ever again ever in the future amen never ever. We tasted the Racchus and it was solid, but even at the wooter price he gave us on all his vino my wife and I didn't feel like it stacked up to favorably enough to the old Field Blend. We bought 2 of pretty much everything else he makes though!
"If drinking is bitter, change yourself to wine." -Rainer Maria Rilke
"Champagne is a very kind and friendly thing on a rainy night." -Isak Dinesen
"There are many ways to the recognition of truth; Burgundy is one of them." -Isak Dinesen
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sanity wrote:Argh, we have synchronized cats! I just made a small piece of yummy sourdough toast, turned my back for 5 seconds, and there he is, licking the butter off my toast. Which was sorely needed sustenance (for me not the cat) after spending 5 hours at the DMV (that's the usual wait time, ime)
That's it. I've had a hella difficult month, with 2 weeks left to go. I'm going here for dinner and it better be good. I've never been here before, but my Italian friends swear by the place. And some are joining me for dinner.
There is some place in Vegas that, allegedly supposedly brings in NYC water for their pizza crust, claiming that is THE ingredient that makes NYC pizza so allegedly supposedly awesome.
Little Vineyards Trio began the slow start to the slippery slope. it was alllllllllll downhill from there!
bhodilee
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Cesare wrote:They're already having problems. It was showing a Conn Valley Prologue Cab, sold out. Now the site won't even load.
cant' remember what I showed, but if you tried to order it kicked you to WL and the price in your cart was 12 bucks more. oops.
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kylemittskus
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edthebedhead wrote:EHP

Toothy. Still absolutely delicious and bright!
"If drinking is bitter, change yourself to wine." -Rainer Maria Rilke
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lauratchi
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themostrighteous wrote:yous has PMs. :D
You have one back.
Little Vineyards Trio began the slow start to the slippery slope. it was alllllllllll downhill from there!