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Quote: Originally Posted by Machinus Where did you get "double" from? It was a guess, hence why I'm asking the question.

Thank you everyone for giveing my lil sis your insight & suggestions , she certinly came away with more info to consider tomorrow during the interviews & questions for them ... She is a hard worker over there ( 1 of the big 3 ins companys) she has been there 3~4 years and has taken every corse offered her knows her stuff never late or mia there , thay have given her raises 4 times over everyone else she works with ( undercover...

Quote: Originally Posted by spotswood It was a guess, hence why I'm asking the question. The magnitude of the force depends on the metals. A permanent magnet is going to exert a much different force with iron than with aluminum. A permanent magnet with another permanent magnet will probably produce a larger force than the nonmagnetic metals used for magnetic couples, but the ratio depends completely on the metals used.

I own a Logitech G25 Racing Wheel. Dirt 2 will be fantastic with it!

Wow. I recently bought an Abit IP35Pro and I've been working on OCing my C2D E6400. This thing is letting me open my proc up. I'm at 3.2Ghz stable on air, with no change in voltage, whereas the best I could get with my Intel 975BX2 board was about 3.08Ghz (after much fiddling).

My brother works for UPS as a sorter. Usually one of the loaders is half-assing his job and ends up loading a package meant for one city onto another truck. However, they have these gloves with a mini bar code scanner that requires them to scan each package they load so he'll be sure to hear from his supervisor

Why does it have to be magnet to magnet?

What magnets are you looking at? You should just get a few of these: http://www.magnet4less.com/product_i...roducts_id=686 Strong, cheap, and small. The pull force for one of those magnets is 7.6lbs. Which with a wood front panel may actually be around there. IDK, it depends how thick you are making your front door. If you used 2, one on each top corner it would probably be enough. But then if you used one on both the case and the door panel I...

Go with the field that would be the most challenging. Trust me... working in IT gets boring very quick if it isn't challenging enough.

at the college my missus works at, they have been doing a 'rolling' upgrade on monitors, and some base units the monitors have been 'upgraded' from Dell 17 inch, to dell 22 inch displays, i managed to grab 6 of them, with two dual core AMD base units. all in the belief of recycle...hahahah now i just need to rip the dell monitors apart and get rid of that huge edge bezel, and mount them in 2 sets of three, now where is that...