RAID has its place, but it's definitely never a good idea to suggest it to people for the reasons that most people like to suggest it. If you know what you're doing, RAID can be good. If you have to ask or be told what RAID is, you shouldn't be using it, which is why whenever the subject comes up in a place like this,…

I'll be excited when they let me actually register for and use a service independently without needing to go through one of their despised marketing partners.

Just imagine how awesome it'll be when they compromise all of your logins at once because you're using one login for everything.

By the way, protip on moving Steam games to another drive in Windows: you can copy your steamapps folder to the new location (i.e., C:\Program Files\Steam\SteamApps to G:\Steam\SteamApps , making sure you give SteamApps a parent directory in which to install Steam), and then just uninstall and re-install steam,…

There's a saying: RAID is munchkin for backup.

The reason for this is simple.

TJs is a great way to get novelty and convenience food cheaper than novelty and convenience food at other locations, but it's still more expensive than just shopping for regular groceries at a regular grocery store.

MW M3 GTR is all special kinds of crazy.

I probably missed this one already, but an insurance expert would be nice, particularly in medical insurance with the whole obama care thing, since a lot of folks without are going to soon need to be with.

Heh heh... my advice: don't. It's not a good industry to try and push your way into right now, unless you're not in America.

I don't know, I've been 100% successful in my goals of immortality thus far.

I'm a little skeptical of the Diabetes claim. I can see where a poorly regulated survey or test could draw an association between "more cups of coffee a day" and lower risk of type II diabetes, however, this could mean nothing more than people who are drinking more cups of coffee are drinking fewer cups of soda or…

I'll have to pick through this and see if there's anything I can use. I'm not holding my breath, though, because the list of things I can't have is long and flavorful. I have allergies or intolerances to cured red meat, poultry, some fish, shellfish, eggs, milk, wheat, corn, tomato, peppers, cilantro, cabbage, and I'm…

Any supercar manufacturer that does have cupholders certainly would never advertise the fact. It's a dirty little secret you'll never find on the specsheet, and not just because it's unimportant.

>"You would never buy a car without cup holders like you'd never buy a car without seat belts. "

Incidentally, when I was selling my GSX, one of the prospective buyers tried to lowball me complaining that it lacked cupholders. I told him the car clearly wasn't for him and to get lost.

Same here. '94 Eclipse GSX

That's not what they mean by form pacts.

I have to say that while these are all probably terrifying for most passengers, a good number of the ones on this list shouldn't pose any challenge to the pilots landing there. In particular, the short, sloped runways near the top of the mountains. Coming in you have an upward slope which is really forgiving of…

I know just the place.... now if only I had a camera.