Change the channel the phone operates on. I take it you have DSL... double check the filters. Unplug one phone at a time, call your house and see if you eliminate the problem if so then that phone is at fault.
Only recycling programs I have seen lately involve the purchase of a new PC and the company will allow you to send back an old PC or PC parts (Dell I believe)..
I have the same problem and can't figure out what it is. Tried multiple installs of the OS (both XP Home and Pro, legitimate copies) with the same problem. I do have an HP printer but I uninstalled it and used the PC for a while with the same problem. Think it could be a hardware issue? Random....
Turtle Beach 5.1 channel:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16829118103
Go to newegg and search 5.1 channel sound card and read reviews. Wide range of prices on these things
I'm definetly on the banwagon here. Going to d'load and install this soon as i get home from work. Post this in more places on the forum if possible to attract attention, its a great cause and it would be cool to see more people do it.
Compressed air is flammable to a point (if you hold a match or lighter directly to the air stream). Definetly isn't a problem for your case. Use it and make sure to blow dust out of all the fans and small compartments in the case as well.
I wouldn't call that ghosting at all with the conversions. Try another conversion program as "square shapes" should not be appearing in the picture at all.
Mine definetly aren't blood or anything serious. Had an eye doc check them out a little while ago. Matter of fact that reminds me, I need to make an eye appointment soon here. I have near perfect vision just these **** annoying floaters.
Real random question here but does anyone have eye "floaters" (small black spots in one or both eyes). I have a few and was wondering how many other people experience this and / or if computer use makes them worse or treatments people have had...
Definetly go with Xaser over Tsunami from Thermaltake. A friend of mine has Tsunami and its rather loud with a few cooling fans on. The Xaser looks more "professional" in my opinion which is what I look for in a comp case.
My guess is it would be busy (which can be good, make the time pass). If you like manual labor as I am sure that is what it will be, unloading and what not I'd say go for it. At least interview and check it out.
The first Thermaltake case in your link is rather nice. Don't like the swinging side cooling fan holder personally. I suggested Antec because they are large cases (despite what the pictures suggest) and well constructed. Thermaltake is a very good company as well I am sure you will not be...