AMD Forums > 2003 server, Not spotting dual core upgrade.
It seems reinstalling the HAL driver to support multicpu’s will allow someone to upgrade to a dual core CPU without needing to reinstall windows.
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The Baby Name Wizard: NameVoyager
The Baby Name Wizard: NameVoyager
You can’t get much more miscellaneous than this – a history relating to the popularity of various names throughout recent history.
Funky++
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ThinkGeek :: AlcoHawk Digital Alcohol Detector
ThinkGeek :: AlcoHawk Digital Alcohol Detector
This site may have many wine reviews, this does not mean that one should drink till one is in a stupor. This handy little keyring will help ensure that should you ever be out and have a drink with a meal or try some new wine/liquor that you wont be drinking and driving.
M
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PC Fastlane- Computer Help and PC Performance Tips – 10 Unknown Windows Freeware Applications You Should Know About
Yet another funky list of various applications that could be handy for people stuck on windows! Top ten lists are always fun!
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DVB on the Mac (Digital TV)
Digital TV can be handy to have on a laptop – this link is my resource to finding the USB tuners available that work with Apple Macintoshes, could be a handy resource for other people also.
M
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Wirra Wirra – Woodhenge – Shiraz (2003)
Continuing the theme of reviewing wines well after drinking them, this will be a somewhat waffly not very definitive review of this drop hailing from the McLaren Vale in South Australia!
Definate time to get some air into this is ESSENTIAL, but I don’t think it would go much further with cellaring.
From what I recall this was pleasent enough, and was quite nice the second evening. I would not rate it a go out and find vino, but certainly not something to avoid.
nmld.
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Villa Puccini – Toscana (2000)
This red hailing from Italy, has been aged 12 months in Oak and hails from the Tuscan region. It is a 90% Sangiovese/10% Merlot , and a perfect example of why you should write reviews of wines at the time you drink them and not a week or two later.
While not unpleasent it is unfortunatly not a stunning wine, it does need a some airing to get its best, and is relatively light in colour. It does go well with Italian food (funny that) and not too shabby with Mexican either :D. This bottle seemed past its peak and not quite corked, but heading down that path.
M
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Do you Uno? (gui.interacto.net – Home)
Why might you like Uno? To answer that allow me to ask a question – Do you ever find the differing interface styles or theming in Mac OS X somewhat irritating. This program will retheme most applications within OS X to the Tiger (10.4) default (Plastik I think the Linux people have termed it for the themes available for Gnome and KDE).
It does not appear to affect DVD Player, but it does sort out iTunes and Quicktime and now all looks nice, and safari without the heavy metals is nice!.
(Available as a Universal Binary)
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Xgrid@Stanford
Got a Mac? Want to assist the people of Stanford with their computing resource needs? You can – the link will take you to their instructions that will allow you to participate in their Xgrid cluster!
Being a small part of a big computer seems like a nice idea every now and then, after all, why waste 90% of your computing resources when you are not using them?
M
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Coriole Vineyards – “Jude Aquilina – Poet Series” – Cabernet Barbera (2004)
This is a rather tasty Cab Barbera, which is much nicer the second night out. (Used a vacuum seal jobbie, and left it on the bench avg temps approx 10C).
It manages to balance, wood tannins and fruit, with the sulphery flavours all but non existant. Goes well with spicy foods, or rich meaty foods! This one even has a poem about nipples on the back! What more could you ask for in a bottle of Red?
nwplt