I do the same, a very simple sandwich most days of the week. If there are left-overs I will bring them. Usually I have opted to have lunch at a local Mexican place once a week, but discovered that all my body wanted was something other than the sandwich one day a week. My solution was to make a big pot of chili,…

Hope my dad can find a used one to tow his boat with.

You are correct, Windows is using the PageFile. After posting I opened up the Resource Monitor, and whenever I switched to a program that wasn't one of the most recently used, the disk usage went way up as it was loading from the page file.

I disagree with your assertion based on my experience of a sample size of one.

I have a Cuisinart panini press that has removable plates, the best part about it is the set of waffles plates we got for it. It is a larger cooking surface, but I wouldn't be surprised if they make a smaller dimensioned one as well.

A solid head light is fantastic for biking in dim to dark conditions. A flashing head light is much more visible to drivers. I prefer to use a combination. One flashing light to be see, and one solid light to see with.

Yeah, $1000 - $3000 is definitely mid range.

Thank you for saying this!

The last few laptops I have owned have had 14" screens. I find it is optimal for the trade-off between usability and portability. It doesn't hurt that 14" laptops usually have a full size keyboard as well.

If it measures 17" across the horizontal, then the diagonal is going to be much greater than 15".

Agreed, their espresso based drinks should always be ordered extra-hot

I haven't watched the video, can't at work, but I do want to point out that some Core i5's do have hyperthreading enabled. If you have a 2 physical core i5 processor it will have hyperthreading, however if you have a 4 physical core i5 processor it will NOT have hyperthreading.

This game has been on every computer I have owned since 2000, when I first played the game. Even after playing through Civ II, Civ III, and Civ IV, I have come to conclude that no game will ever match the sheer awesomeness that is Alpha Centauri.

The bike tire pump is the reason I was wondering. I was thinking it would be a cool project to do with a kid, build their own bike pump.

I would like to know what the max pressure that can support would be?

I live close enough to a few NCIX warehouses that I can pay standard shipping and usually get it next day!
Last PC build was from NCIX and I have to say, they treat you well.

I agree with this a lot. Especially since I am an innately competitive guy. If I see you ahead of me on the trail, my goal is to pass you.

I know that feeling. For a few months earlier this year I would have the following snack at least twice a week.

Good point, I forget that I got my bike for $1000 since it was a two year old model they just wanted to clear out, would have been close to $1500 otherwise.

I do not see bike maintenance factored into this, or initial bike and gear cost. If you only live 2 miles from work, this is minimal. If you have a 30 min ride, or longer, you need to have a bike you are comfortable on, rain gear, cold weather clothing, backpack or panniers, and potentially a few more items.