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    Auria EQ276W review ($399 27" 2560x1440 IPS)

    Just screwing around this morning, I pulled up the Microcenter page for this monitor and it showed 4 in stock at the Woodridge store. Figured I'd be crazy to pass it up, and got one. From what I've read, I can't get the native resolution off my Mac until I get a Mini DisplayPort to DVI-D...
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    How do you handle cross-browser compatibility testing?

    We use Browsercam. If you're looking for an account, you can always get in on a fundable.com group purchase, and get a year of access for $40: http://www.fundable.com/browsercam
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    How does a USB-->PS/2 adapter work?

    Also, to go the other way (PS/2 devices to a USB port), you can use a chip like the Chesen CSC0101A. It's an ASIC with a 6502 core, RAM, and ROM with a program for doing the conversion.
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    How does a USB-->PS/2 adapter work?

    As far as the mouse goes, the conversion is usually done by a chip in the mouse. The green adapter that comes with new mice is just a mechanical adapter, it doesn't do anything to the signals. The mouse is able to autodetect what kind of port it's attached to.
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    ipod Stopwatch question

    The built-in stopwatch app is kind of a throwaway thing they did to show the iPod could do more than just play music. Mad_Pyro is right, there's Nike Plus, which is a pedometer that interfaces with the iPod. The "Nike+ Sport Kit" is only $30, but it only works with the Nano. Apple didn't...
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    stupid .php question

    You need to set up a mailbox where your boss's replies go. Make this the "from" address on the automated emails, or use a Reply-To header on the email. If you're using PHP5 (and you should be by now), the Zend Framework has classes to access POP3 & MIME mailboxes...
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    KWORLD ATSC 340U

    A better antenna might help. The one that came with it isn't very good.
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    KWORLD ATSC 340U

    I have the 330U, which has absolutely horrible reception on NTSC or ATSC.
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    eee PC picture request. :)

    Yes. They could be louder, but the sound quality is decent.
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    How do they do this...

    The process you're looking for is called "geolocating". Google around and you can find databases mapping IP blocks to physical locations.
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    For all you php guys out there, please give me a quick hand

    An iframe tag would take care of this nice & quickly.
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    php sending HTML emails

    I second the recommendation of PHPMailer. It makes sending HTML emails quite easy.
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    Email Form on Website (PHP??)- Suggestions

    I definitely recommend using a library like the Zend framework for dealing with email forms. Spammers have ways of injecting extra CC: or BCC: lines into emails, or even a second message entirely. The major scripts will help you avoid being a spam gateway. Also, check out the June, 2007...
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    Dell e1505 Battery Life Sucks!

    Go into the BIOS configuration screen (off the top of my head, I think it's F2 when you first boot it up). There will be a screen with a status on the battery's charge as well as its health.
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    Storing delimited data vs. relational databases (PHP/MySQL)

    Assuming a separate vote table is keyed on a user_id and an item_id, then finding out if Bob voted for item #2 is a constant-time operation. The primary key is indexed, so the query just looks up where to find that record in the index. Selecting against a delimited field is a much more...
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