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the dishwasher works pretty well. particularly when it's plugged in. and you're in the dishwasher too.

fyi - according to mazedude's website, he loves the super dodge ball soundtrack. ...

sites been down for a while. just upload them to megaupload or something and send away, i'll get them late tonight or tomorrow.

well, it was running very hot, so i figured moving it would be a good idea regardless.

you forgot the part where he leans in to kiss her goodnight and she eats his face

ok, my (totally NON-ATX size) extra psu is in my case. more updates to come. i also moved my sataII drive to a different spot for better heatflow. it runs way hotter than the other two, so i think maybe it was overheating and resetting.

ok, i'll try the other power supply. now i've gotta rip apart my shuttle case AGAIN... grar. i'll get back to you on if it works better. also, when i just got home now, it had reset sometime between 10am and 4pm. =(

is there some program i can run to test power consumption across the board? maybe that would tell me more than just randomly unplugging things.

this is what i've got. that should be more than enough, right? i OWN a rosewill 480W one (newegg doesn't have it anymore but it was listed as "Rosewill RV480-2-FRB-S ATX 12V Ver.2.01 480W Power Supply - Retail" when i bought it). should i switch to that one? lol 1000 watts. edit - found it. rosewill's site has the info.

rosewill 375 with a low-power cpu, three hds (ide, sata, sataII), two fans, a cpu fan, a low-power graphics card, and one gig of ram. not much in terms of neon on the case, either, it's a small shuttle case. never temps past about a 35 degrees celsius in-case, either.

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a power issue is a possiblity, my power supply isn't as large as it could be. i've got another power supply sitting around, but it'd be a bitch to pull out and plug in just for giggles. how would i check that?

post it and i'll take a listen. btw, it's not bB, it's Bb. while it's written "flat-B" in notation, when you're writing the note it's "B-flat".

i'm thinking that avast! trying to scan every file as it's being transferred that's jacking it up. it handles large files well, but when, say, my drumloops folder (13k files, 2.9 gigs) started transferring it freaked out.

gayme? that wasn't a spelling error. you two need to take on taucer, he's pretty awesome at melee. d-lux and me will kick all asses at original, but i'm just a c-stick whore with marth on melee.

considering that i'm talking about my dvd backups of my bluray discs, under 8 gigs a pop is an issue - that's the size of one file. also, i have so much stuff to transfer and move around that it'd be a real issue dealing with smaller segments. i shouldn't HAVE to limit my transfer sizes, should i?

i haven't attempted to do any mega transfers since installing avg, but the computer did stay online all night (hasn't done that since wednesday or so). considering that the computer was homebuilt in may, the files on there probably aren't corrupted because they're only recently added to the computer. i used avast since i made the computer, however it's not really ever NOT been a problem. it never does the scans when it's scheduled to, and it pretty much just is a hassle all the time.

dude, i suck at smash brothers, particularly on gc. i can handle myself on n64, but that's the only one that dk was any good on.

specs: 3.46 ghz celeron (533 buss) intel mobo nvidia geoforce 7600 gs graphics card 1 gig of heatspreader ram (name-brand, but forgot the name) external soundblaster 24-bit soundcard four hard drives totaling 780 gigs (80gig caviar IDE [7 years old], 160gig SATA samsung [three years old], 300gig SATA barracuda [new], 250gig usb2 external [some random brand, a year old]) windows xp sp2 my computer hard-booted seven times yesterday, and each time windows blamed the antivirus software (avast 4 home edition). each time it was when i was either about to or in the process of transferring a large amount of files (10+ gigs) to my new hard drive (the 300). S.M.A.R.T. data comes back negative, and none of the drives have a problem that's obvious. i was using avast!, and after it started acting up i switched to AVG. i was running torrents at the time in the background. is it a problem with the drives? or is it actually an issue with avast? or do you all need more information?

hey, this is one i can use for my master's audition, if i do it right. good theme, i've already got an idea.

just make sure to post the next round when it's created!

first thing i notice is that the seventh on the second chord isn't really very tuneful. it's on the sixth beat of the piece, and it doesn't sound great. as a matter of fact, there's a lot of notes in this that don't sound great - i think that they're supposed to be blue notes, but they don't fit the key pretty much ever. also, when you're using the chord a full step down from the root key, don't use a flat seventh. don't use a seventh at all, actually, a bVII chord doesn't sound good with a seventh. it's a flat 6 in the key, and it doesn't work. even a major seventh in that chord doesn't sound good. it's better as a triad. there's some glitchy transitions in this that aren't great. i'd say to work on your transitions so that there's more there - right now it always winds up being a solo instrument after each transition. there's some cool pad work going on all over this piece, and i like it. you get a good groove going on around 1:52 or so, and i think you should run with it. stick the piano a little bit farther in the back and bring in a bass instrument of some kind, and you'll really have something good going.

i'll take a look tonight, i PROMISE

oh my WORD, martin's mass is one of the best pieces of choral music ever written! i LOVE that piece. we performed it on choir tour last year, and it was just incredible.

i'm totally buying one of those if they're ready by mag, fyi. that said, i still need to figure out who you are and if i actually know any of you guys from clarence or not.