Paul881
Look Mom, I can play!
KevinTran said:
If you don't watch it you little naughty elf, I'll set Gandalf on you
If you don't watch it you little naughty elf, I'll set Gandalf on you
moskus
The Creator of Æ, Ø and Å
Sure, but only when cut in slices!KevinTran said:
Sorry, that's an "inside" Stavanger joke. There was a sign said: "Live salmon in slices". How does that work?
And we're not far from the North Pole. I need to feed my polar-bear in my garage.
Paul881
Look Mom, I can play!
What a lot of people don't realise is that parts of the UK lie more northerly than parts of Norway.
And that places like Stavanger can be just as warm as parts of the UK. (not that that is anything to write home about)
Live Salmon in slices? That I must see
And that places like Stavanger can be just as warm as parts of the UK.
(not that that is anything to write home about)Live Salmon in slices? That I must see
moskus
The Creator of Æ, Ø and Å
We have now 11 degrees Celsius and rain. Typical Stavanger weather...Paul881 said:And that places like Stavanger can be just as warm as parts of the UK.
Paul881
Look Mom, I can play!
And in the North of England (called Scotland ), the temperature is 11 Deg Celsius and raining.
), the temperature is 11 Deg Celsius and raining.
moskus
The Creator of Æ, Ø and Å
But since you've been to Stavaner, Paul, you should know that 12 deg C and rain is what you should expect in Stavanger, whatever season it is... 
Paul881
Look Mom, I can play!
moskus said:But since you've been to Stavaner, Paul, you should know that 12 deg C and rain is what you should expect in Stavanger, whatever season it is...
Thats not true
I once went to Stavanger for the bi-annual oil show and was staying in a small town just outside Stavanger, a pretty place in a nice hotel. The weather was really sunny and warm. One evening, I got back to the hotel at about 5.30pm, went to my room, opened the windows, enjoyed the view over the roof tops to the water. I had arranged to see a collegue at 7:30pm in the bar downstairs so I just lay on the top of the bed with the windows open and drifted off to sleep, lying half naked on the bed (not a pretty sight
) Anyway, when I came round, the clock said 7:25 so I rushed to get ready to meet my collegue. But then I realised that it was 7:25am the next morning
I had slept through 14 hours. Never done that before, not since I was a teenager. So the night was so warm, even that didn't wake me with all the windows very wide open.I have many good memories of Stavanger, I went there many times over the years. Getting to bed was always a fuzzy experience, apart from the time I spent there with a devout Norwegian Christian who wouldn't drink nor go in any bars. He spent a lot of his time on his own that week
moskus
The Creator of Æ, Ø and Å
Glad to hear you had a great experience of Stavanger!Paul881 said:Getting to bed was always a fuzzy experience, apart from the time I spent there with a devout Norwegian Christian who wouldn't drink nor go in any bars. He spent a lot of his time on his own that week
And Christian peope who don't drink... I don't understand them. I have a friend who's christian, and he's the extreme type. I don't know him well anymore...
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Norbert
New member
Too bad this thread decended into Anarchy, cuz the original poster will probably never see this:
With a computer that already has a SB card installed, before installing the Delta card, you have to uninstall the SB drivers in 'control panel'. Then physically remove the SB card from the motherboard. Install the Delta card & drivers. This forces Windows to designate the Delta card as being WDM, which the SB card had already taken. For some reason that I don't know, Windows won't load the Delta drivers as WDM, *too*. Then run the wave profiler for Sonar. Once you get Sonar setup to use the Delta card as primary, you can reinstall the SB card. (It's drivers should automatically load at startup.)
If anyone knows an easier way to achieve this, I'd sure like to know.
KevinTran's problem of poor performance from the Delta card, was probably from it being stuck with MME as it operating driver.
With a computer that already has a SB card installed, before installing the Delta card, you have to uninstall the SB drivers in 'control panel'. Then physically remove the SB card from the motherboard. Install the Delta card & drivers. This forces Windows to designate the Delta card as being WDM, which the SB card had already taken. For some reason that I don't know, Windows won't load the Delta drivers as WDM, *too*. Then run the wave profiler for Sonar. Once you get Sonar setup to use the Delta card as primary, you can reinstall the SB card. (It's drivers should automatically load at startup.)
If anyone knows an easier way to achieve this, I'd sure like to know.
KevinTran's problem of poor performance from the Delta card, was probably from it being stuck with MME as it operating driver.
BluesMeister
Occasional Poster
And in Perth, Western Australia it's 19 degrees Celsius and raining.Paul881 said:And in the North of England the temperature is 11 Deg Celsius and raining.
But it is Winter down here
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BluesMeister
moskus
The Creator of Æ, Ø and Å
Nope, but I've tried telling people this before. They never listen.Norbert said:
Seriously... The best way to deal with Creative cards is: Hammer + Hard place + Creative = Smash.