Recent content by JulesBravo

I say Python only because I think it's easier to read than Ruby.

I got a nice bonus from my company and I'm thinking of building a machine. Here's what my specs are so far. What do you all think? All prices include tax and shipping. Processor $369.95 Intel Core 2 Duo E6600...

Would I be better off buying the 7900 GT instead of the GTX and spending the other money somewhere else like better RAM or upgrade the 3.0 Pentium D I'm planning on to the 3.2?

Everything I've seen says buying a single GTX is cheaper than buying two GTs, is the performance of a single GTX the same as two GTs?

I'm building a new rig and I'm wondering what's better for the money. 2 NVIDIA 7900 GTs in SLI or a single 7900 GTX or perhaps something else?

I'm not exactly a professional graphic designer but I have many years of experience with photoshop perhaps I can just help you with it for free. You can reach me on AIM @ BullsBearsAndSox

I think Rosetta Stone series is the defacto language teach series out there right now.

I've tried everything and only see $300 off $1801 and the coupon doesn't work giving me a grand total of $1501...

Ok I have a surge protector for my car and an FM transmitter for my laptop. So I now can broadcast songs from iTunes via the FM transmitter to my car radio, but I now have the problem that when I close my powerbook lid the music stops. Is there anyway that I can make it so the powerbook does not...

I'm going back to school and have been looking for a laptop. I've been surfing the web and have found a couple deals but just wondering if anyone else knows of anything. I'm just looking for basic note taking, music playing, firefox using laptop. Don't really need all that much in terms of game...

www.python.org Use a real programming langauge, like python.

Sorry for the newbie question, but I'm definitely a network newbie. Is it possible to setup my network such that each computer connected to it is given a certain share of the bandwidth? I don't even know if this is how it works, but I'd like it so that if say I have 4 computers connected to the...

I have an hdtv and I want to hook up both hd cable and xbox up to it, but it only has one component HD in. Is there something I can use to hook both the cable and xbox into and then have that go into the one in and then I can switch which one it uses.

A lot of what you guys are saying will take up the full $800 without even mentioning a monitor.

So I was correct to believe that my first step should be to upgrade my RAM and not my videocard?