Dusty Chalk

Dude, we stopped evolving when pretty much everyone started living past the age of procreation.

A random sampling of recent Fax releases.

There's a painting?

Kitty litter, kitty litter pan

Maybe he's put too much thought into it -- oil vapors/fire/etc.

Wait, since when was your ES-1 broken?

What's wrong with that? He was acting suspiciously, and he didn't have ID. Mall patron: "Uh, 9-1-1? Yeah, there's a really old guy here who looks like Vincent Price, only Vincent Price is dead, so either he's a zombie, or it's just some old guy, but either way, he's acting suspiciously, and for a zombie, he's moving pretty spryly, so could you come out here and taser him?"

Built in, or "turn-on-able"?

I love those.

He could be Bobby's Brutha from Anutha Mutha! Awesome. A real cutie! Too bad about his littermate.

mix of Manfred Mann's Earth Band tracks, since I'm at home today.

anti-vibration technology.

Hey, they make synthesizers, too.

Alpha/omega?

x2 and Huzzah.

Yeah, it's not like curly maple is cheap. Well...at least it grows on trees.

Except it would be even more anglo-saxon to remove the contraction as well. T minus one day!

He's not interested. Jesus, don't you guys understand short-cut booleans?

Jesus: JetBlue -- All You Can Jet for 30 days, $599

The guys behind the desk are usually either mouthbreathers or gritting their teeth. I can only say that because I'm a mouthbreather.

What? Why? They seem pretty close.

A little less than 2 days to go before I get "Bobby"!

No, I thought we went through this already -- even USB 1.1 can handle 24/96 (my M-Audio Sonica USB can handle 24/96). It's the hardware receiver that's limiting the Apogee.

Intro page appears to still say 24/48. Where are you getting 96?

Shouldn't be called a "thumb" drive, unless you're Sissy Hankshaw. Oh, and I thought these were interesting. I was just reading about the Seagate BlackArmor NAS 440, which doesn't really make sense to me -- the drives are hot-swappable, and you can make multiple partitions, each with a different RAID level. I mean, I understand that under certain configurations, you're going to have to disconnect all of those partitions in order to swap out one of the drives, but what happens when you put another in, after the restriping process, to those partitions that you had at one of those lower RAID levels, if you had part of them on the swapped out drive? Do they shrink? It also does encryption, print-serving, ftp and https serving, and iTunes serving (?). Now if it only did mail-serving.