| Ah, you've gotta love a PAY RISE!!! :o) [message #55612] |
Tue, 12 July 2005 22:56  |
Kim
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had appropriate hardware (ie. expansion
chassis's etc) run as many as you like, subject to bandwidth limitations,
but Paris was only built to run 8 cards, meaning 128 tracks.
Find me the dude who can pick more than 128 instruments playing simultaneously
and I'll buy you a beer. ;o)
Cheers,
Kim.To make that clearer, Windows can definately run at LEAST 8 cards. I have
never heard of a Windows "same card limit" other than simple bandwidth and
interrupt limitations.
Cheers,
Kim.STOP IT!! I WANT ONE!!! ;o)"Kim" <Report message to a moderator
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| Re: Ah, you've gotta love a PAY RISE!!! :o) [message #55614 is a reply to message #55612] |
Wed, 13 July 2005 03:01  |
rick
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ey carry it down there.
Congrats on the raise! (TODAY is when they'll give you the
news about the company car: "But Kimmers, how can you bitch
about this, mate? After all, you just got a nice pay increase
yesterday!")
:)The document reads, "All men are created equal." When those words were first
put to paper, of course, the literal meaning of the phrase did not match
what was written. A more accurate sentence would have read, "All white land-owning
men are created equal," but despite the inherent racism and misogyny buried
in the original meaning, the words had magic and power enough to lay the
groundwork for 200 years of progress.
The words as written became the basis for reform after reform, for the
strengthening of the rights of minorities, women, and basically anyone who
would be made subservient to anyone else. The struggle took a long time,
and continues today with much remaining to do before that equality is truly
achieved, but the strength of those words as written has been proven time
and again to be more than a match for anyone who would stand on the neck
of a fellow citizen.
That's what the billboard reads, anyway. That's the pro
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| Re: Ah, you've gotta love a PAY RISE!!! :o) [message #55623 is a reply to message #55621] |
Wed, 13 July 2005 07:52 |
Jamie K
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" things about
>>>>>America;-)
>>>>
>>>>Erling, that simply isn't the case. What I was unhappy about was
>>>>you using dead bombing victims as another opportunity to trash a
>>>>country to do not understand, and everything you know about
>>>>seems to come from Michael Moore. I certainly understood you.
>>>>
>>>>So, you did it again!
>>>>
>>>>Even more nonsense, accusations, and lies. This is your solution
>>>>to Islamic terrorism... Maybe when they blow up your friends and
>>>>family we can all talk about Norweigan racism and intolerance...
>>>>
>>>>Swell.
>>>>
>>>>Bye Erling.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>DC
>>>>
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>
>Great stuff... but now I gotta take the blue pill...knock knock Neo. ;-}
"Jimmy" <jj@campnowhere.com> wrote in message news:42d5117f$1@linux...
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> The document reads, "All men are created equal." When those words were
first
> put to paper, of course, the literal mean
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| Re: Ah, you've gotta love a PAY RISE!!! :o) [message #55628 is a reply to message #55612] |
Wed, 13 July 2005 07:25 |
Deej [3]
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; in the original meaning, the words had magic and power enough to lay the
> groundwork for 200 years of progress.
>
> The words as written became the basis for reform after reform, for the
> strengthening of the rights of minorities, women, and basically anyone who
> would be made subservient to anyone else. The struggle took a long time,
> and continues today with much remaining to do before that equality is
> truly
> achieved, but the strength of those words as written has been proven time
> and again to be more than a match for anyone who would stand on the neck
> of a fellow citizen.
>
> That's what the billboard reads, anyway. That's the propaganda, the
> myth,
> the way we rock ourselves to sleep at night. The truth is significantly
> different,
> however, and is at the root of just about everything that has gone wrong
> with this great democratic experiment.
>
> We are not all created equa
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| Re: Ah, you've gotta love a PAY RISE!!! :o) [message #55677 is a reply to message #55674] |
Wed, 13 July 2005 16:01 |
Kim
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gt;>
>>>No they don't... they exist under the familiar name of: "welfare
>>>recipients". While I do believe that we should be compassionate
>>>towards & lend a hand to people that cannot work (physical or
>>>mental disability, for example), our social support system has
>>>been open to abuse for so long that entire families make
>>>lifelong careers out of milking the system for all it's worth.
>>>Everybody knows of these kinds of instances... THESE are the
>>>super-citizens, never having to work, shirking all
>>>responsibility, getting free medical & dental care when plenty
>>>of working families cannot afford insurance if their company
>>>doesn't provide it for them, having an entire political party
>>>back them up at every turn because they know that's where they
>>>get plenty of votes from.
>>>
>>>Now THAT's power.
>>>
>>>Neil
>>>
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>
>I am a long time Paris user but I have never actually set up the MEC and
software on a computer myself. Now I installed all the plugs and software. I
know I have the updates drivers for XP. And the software runs fine. But when
I open a project I get the "I/O will not work in this configuration of
Paris" message. Now I get that message when the mec is powered off and the
software boots. But in this case the mes is on and I see the lights flash as
usual but I still get the message.
I have,
I tried different PCI slots. I have currently have the EDS in slot 2 and irq
9
So nothing yet. Can one of you seasoned gets please help me out.
Running on a Pentium III / 550 with 256MB Ram. (I know... give me some time
to save some more money)
I also need an 8 in card....
Anyhow help would be appreciated!!!!
Spappydead on, monotheistic religion (if thats how it translates in english) of
any kind is the bomb the world is sitting on.
at the same time, the supporters of said religions think that what they have
to offer will help make things better.
"ah, the irony"...
personally i got no problem with faith. its when people
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