Two hunna dolla! It's really attractive, too. I don't want to put it in the case. Now the guy with the tools who's going to help me put it in... got stuck out of town and now is leaving on vacation so I have to wait a week to put it in. Good thing I paid $5 for 2nd Day.
 
Thanks again for the tip, Steve... 

Sold done deal. Saved about $50 over what I was going to spend later today!
 
I didn't even look at it! What if it was just the 840, not the Pro??? Yeah it's the Pro. Dang, Scott  

Don't forget the bonus Super Points!

Sold done deal. Saved about $50 over what I was going to spend later today!
 
I didn't even look at it! What if it was just the 840, not the Pro??? Yeah it's the Pro. Dang, Scott  

I'm a regular visitor at Slickdeals.net. They had this deal this morning:

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www.buy.com has the Samsung 840 Pro 256GB 2.5" SATA III Solid State Drive (SSD) for $229.99.

http://www.rakuten.com/prod/samsu...99158.html

Coupon: Get $30 off this Samsung product when using promo code. Use promo code 4DFEC49 at checkout. Ends 4/9/2013

Final Price = $199.99 + FS when you choose the budget shipping option.

When you buy the item you get 1000 Rakuten Super Points.

100 super points points = $1

Tech Specs
Drive Interface SATA/600
Buffer 256 MB
Maximum Read Transfer Rate 540 MBps
Maximum Write Transfer Rate 520 MBps
Maximum External Data Transfer Rate 768 MBps (6 Gbps)
Product Type Solid State Drive
Manufacturer Part Number MZ-7PD256BW
Manufacturer Website Address www.samsungusa.com
Manufacturer Samsung
Product Model MZ-7PD256
Product Name 256GB 2.5-inch SSD 840 Pro Series
Product Series 840 Pro
Brand Name Samsung
Weight (Approximate) 2.40 oz
Form Factor Internal
Height 0.3"
Drive Width 2.5"
Storage Capacity 256 GB

I've been using Chrome for 2 or 3 years; this is new. Oh well.
 
I just went shopping for an SSD and found a price on the Samsung 840 Pro that was, at $209, about $20 less than the next lowest price and $40 under most retailers. I was looking around on the site (MacMall) for RAM too and when I came back and added the SSD to the cart, the price jumped to $249! Too slow, Scott, too slow.
 
Well, back to shopping. 

I've been using Chrome for 2 or 3 years; this is new. Oh well.
 
I just went shopping for an SSD and found a price on the Samsung 840 Pro that was, at $209, about $20 less than the next lowest price and $40 under most retailers. I was looking around on the site (MacMall) for RAM too and when I came back and added the SSD to the cart, the price jumped to $249! Too slow, Scott, too slow.
 
Well, back to shopping. 

I've been using Chrome for 2 or 3 years; this is new. Oh well.
 
I just went shopping for an SSD and found a price on the Samsung 840 Pro that was, at $209, about $20 less than the next lowest price and $40 under most retailers. I was looking around on the site (MacMall) for RAM too and when I came back and added the SSD to the cart, the price jumped to $249! Too slow, Scott, too slow.
 
Well, back to shopping. 

I have heard from Linux users that Safari and Chrome don't play well together....Safari being native to Mac/Linux, Chrome being, well, not exactly. Macs use a linux-like core; perhaps there is a little too much code-jinking to port Chrome reliably, but that is really just conjecture on my part.

You will fall in love with your new SSD. They're all I've been using for a while, and there is just no going back.

Mac, yes. Javascript yes, Java no. 
 
I may just do some basic maintenance but I'm going to swap out the hard drive for a SSD soon and do some major housecleaning then; maybe I'll just put up with it. If I want to watch stupid videos I can just launch Safari or FF. 
 
I was just tonight getting a general Website Not Found error... for Google. Google cal wouldn't load even where it was embedded... anyway relaunching Chrome fixed that. I'm sure it's something like that. I'll work on it tomorrow. 

registry errors

are you using javascript?

are you using mac?

*bump* anyone know what broke my Chrome?

*bump* anyone know what broke my Chrome?

Here's what I get when I go to view a YouTube on YouTube.com. Any embedded video plays fine:

500 Internal Server Error

Sorry, something went wrong.
A team of highly trained monkeys has been dispatched to deal with this situation.
If you see them, show them this information:
JbOyuDUrI74....

(hundreds of lines of this)

Safari and FF are fine.   

Chrome has been real wonky as of late.

Chrome has been real wonky as of late.