Quote from amp88 :

Adding the folder where the exe is to your PATH environment variable should let you just use "psql ..." from command line in any location.

Any steps on how to do that? I already have a "path" variable, with some commands in it:

%CommonProgramFiles%\Microsoft Shared\Windows Live

The SQL launcher is this:

"C:\Program Files\PostgreSQL\9.0\bin\psql.exe" -h localhost -U User -d postgres -p 5432

How can I put it all together so when I am in CMD and i type "psql" it just works?

Quote from hyntty :

this says it's freeware

Already tried that source... says it's freeware but the installer is for a demo

I have no idea... it's the RAID card on my mobo (Foxconn A7DA-S)

Have 2x HDD's in RAID0

Want to add another 2x HDD's to the array (all drives are identical).

Is there any way I can do this without wiping the drives? I dont have 2TB of storage spare to back the data up to...

Quote from hyntty :

this?

Trial

Anyone got a copy of AMCap spare? Usually comes free with webcams, cameras etc. Can't find a non-trial download link anywhere.

Balls.....

Quote from thisnameistaken :

180F? Using the Celsius scale it would be superheated steam, which would indeed be quite dangerous but also unnecessarily difficult to make coffee with.

No, Celsius - from memory it's pressurized so it can stay at that temperature as a liquid. Long time since I looked into it, but it's actually nowhere near as frivolous as it sounds.

Quote from Fordman :

£2.7mil for Coffee to hot from Maccy D's

Except it's nowhere near as frivulous as it sounds - the coffee is heated at 180° C, which is enough to cause massive burns if it touches the skin for even a few seconds - it could be a much lower temperature, and a lot safer, but would take a few extra seconds to make... thats they where sued.