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Used helmet? No FUCKING way is my head getting treated that way.

do you run a desktop or laptop? Personally I'd run RAID. I use 2 different computers and keep all the data on an external HD. I use my office computer to store the backup on the main HD. However, I will have my own computer soon and won't have to move the external around. What exactly is a RAID? "redundant array of independent disks" It is for servers to spray the files out across different hard drives so there is physical back ups and on some cases, faster access too. You can use it in most desktops as well. Disk A Disk B Anything you change on Disk A, changes automatically on Disk B, an exact copy. There are a bunch of different configurations though. Which means when A gets fucked B gets fucked. I prefer regular manual backups Depends what fucked means. A virus or mishap causing deletion then yes. A failed hdd, no. Exactly. I like to have a say in when something gets duplicated or not otherwise real time errors cause problems on both.

Allways Sync - free software and it rocks

do you run a desktop or laptop? Personally I'd run RAID. I use 2 different computers and keep all the data on an external HD. I use my office computer to store the backup on the main HD. However, I will have my own computer soon and won't have to move the external around. What exactly is a RAID? "redundant array of independent disks" It is for servers to spray the files out across different hard drives so there is physical back ups and on some cases, faster access too. You can use it in most desktops as well. Disk A Disk B Anything you change on Disk A, changes automatically on Disk B, an exact copy. There are a bunch of different configurations though. Which means when A gets fucked B gets fucked. I prefer regular manual backups

Nothing you need for 20gb

Japan cheap? Roflcopter.

Huh? Not compared to the rest of Asia. Compared to the US I believe they are. Maybe I am wrong as hell. J Not so sure that is the case either. Not sure what their currency has done recently though.

Huh? Not compared to the rest of Asia.

Oh, and Please tell me you dipped that in oil.

I'm a Physicist as well, nerd. Do you have an O'reilly Auto Parts or a Checker nearby? Both loan you an OBD scanner for free just by leaving your license. I'm sure other auto chains do as well. My guess is that if you camshaft sensor is off then your car will try to change your timing appropriately (or mis-appropriately in this case)...although considering its a GM it may not be that smart.

I have a better Tebow pose, but it'll violate the TOS

Part way through the great cable clean up. CAN'T wait to be done.

All blown snow there? it was 50 out

Bummed I was at the w's grandma's Xmas party when this race happened http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=i2VEEcCU5Ew Fun to watch live for sure.

My sister probably has 4 hours worth of dish cleaning into it. Lol.

About 12 hours worth of cooking to pull that off, but considering it was more than 308 plates I don't think that is so bad.

And I wanted a challenge

I wanted to do something special for my great Aunt as it is probably her last Christmas. She raised me for a while when my mother was recovering from cancer and thought something over the top was in order.

Picked the menu based on not needing recipes pretty much. WAY to much to try and read and put shit together.

Okay, more often than every 11574074074th day

Not that I translated femtoHz nor know what it would be in real time.

Don't remove the drinks and it can. As I said, femtoHz.

This was over $300: Christmas 2011 Caviar on a Mini-Crepe & Crème fraiche Pumpkin Soup with Crème Fraiche & Balsamic Reduction Venetian Mushroom Bruschetta Norwegian Meatballs with Fingerling Loaded Baked Potatoes Lefse Salmon Carpaccio with Lemon Twist & Caper Lamb Lollipops with Caper, Walnut, Anchovy Roasted Brussel Sprouts Grapefruit Slices with a dash of Rasberry Coulis Mushroom Risotto with Sherry Cream & Asparagus Tips Moules Frites Salad Greens with Balsamic Vinaigrette, Lardon, and Seared Fois Gras & a Baguette Slice Tuna Tartare Yaki Niku Short Rib with Sesame Soy Sauce & Asian Slaw Macerated Berries Grilled Oysters Rockefeller & Caprese Salad Skewers Lobster Ravioli in Lobster Cream Sauce Lemon Sorbet Scallop & Microgreen Salad with Champagne Orange Beurre Blanc Blue cheese crusted Buffalo Tenderloin with Potato & Celery Root Gratin Snacks Charcuterie Plate Assorted Cookies Dessert Salted Carmel Pie We ate from 2:00 to 7pm. Not including the caviar and Dom Perignon which we had around 1

We still have no snow

Just 14 of us this year so I didn't really hold back too much.