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I'm looking for a mid-range die cutting machine that I can do custom cuts. I have found small end machines such as this but I doubt it could handle up over time or cut around 100lb stock. Anyone familiar with a mid range die cutter? Anyone used any rip software with a die cutter? EDIT: does...

so no one will admit to installing wet?? I admit to installing wet perf, when its 110 in TN and the window is so hot I dont want to touch it. I havent had a complaint yet but then some can say its not really "wet" its more of a mist to cool the window and probably evaporates once touched...

i believe some are also referring to not just one location. There are other quality and affordable solutions. One device is just not enough and in the case of a disaster it still can be damaged and services no purpose then. Amazon has an affordable cloud up to 5000TBs if i recall and Godaddy...

im debating on one of these for a file server here Like you, I am paranoid and have 3 backups. 2 onsite and one off site. with an occasional file burn of external HDD

agreed.

just curious but what made you go with that??

depends on the amount of hdd space you have. RAID 1 is usually the best option because it makes two copies. Generally this RAID is used with two identical drives in size. The idea of it is if one drive fails the other has all your data on it. Drive 0 is dangerous because it separates the...

its not hard at all man, if you want I can show you. BUT you should make a like page. There is a code snippet Ive been messing with that will integrate the same feed through, facebook, twitter, and other possiblities

clean site, but there is something that bugs me coding wise. In the body he place id="wrap" with a bottom margin of 20px which is cool. BUT your site isnt long enough to actually worry about the bottom margin... Plus you might want to look into social integration. other than that cleanly...

Plus in reality Photoshop's market is mostly going to 3D modeling from the new high def technologies and the release of Lightroom. I actually prefer lightroom over Photoshop now and Illustrator is leaning more towards illustrations with the release of better options. I am wanting to test CS6...

a few here build their own but if you need a computer we have a merchant member named Signburst that builds quality PCs

Well my wife and I are going to take a huge step and debating on putting an offer down for a house. 2700 sq ft and has a finished basement I would turn into a shop probably. Also has two car garage detached. All brick sitting on a level .6 acres... We shall see :smile:

i think old paint said it best....

Yes a guy has the right to back himself BUT you went about it completely wrong and backfired it on the community. Many people tried to give positive input than you wanted to be an *** and get smart with people. Man up, even the best of us get defeated but in no way will it help your case in...

i dont really understand why he keeps going on?? bad week perhaps?? angry at something and taking it out here?? looking for a fight it seems you are... :popcorn:

i agree with this ONLY depending on your demographic market. IF you are solely a eCommerce site, it would help to be up the chain BUT if you are ONLY locally based, than its pointless.

:ROFLMAO: damn you!!! I didnt want to post in this thread!!! i think the community has stated the obvious :peace!:

For newbies : 99.5% / 99.9% uptime guarantee explained. A site that is “down” is as good as not having a site at all – no visitors, no traffic, no revenue, nothing – zilch. Because of this, a very high uptime guarantee percentage should be your top, or at the very least, major criterion...

um.... you are aware of what the 99% means arent you??? and the ACTUAL uptime is not just 99% its 99.9% for those that might understand what it means. :thumb:

ya, bummer, guess no need to get a merchant in that case..