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Based on my experience, I would assume the role is being a trainee, being trained to be a observer cleared for field operations... (Observing what, will be covered in the course material).

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=what+is+wrong+with+brazil PS. Sorry couldn't resist... (This post was purely intended in jest, apologies if offence was taken). :smile:

https://www.pcper.com/reviews/Displays/Samsung-C49HG90-49-Ultrawide-FreeSync-2-Monitor-Review-How-Wide-too-Wide Samsung C49HG90 49-in 32:9 aspect monitor... (res = 3840x1080).

While I doubt it, could the use of the pagefile, system logging, read caching and .net optimisation processes account for the difference? The other possibility, CrystalDiskInfo has the field reversed? (Or Samsung/smart is reporting bad/wrong information).

My wife and I have just gone through choosing new handsets (replacing our current Sony Z3C's), so this thread was of some interest. (We both don't see the point in spending $$$ on a device). The only hard requirements, are that the handset is hearing aid compatible (my wife now wears hearing...

Disable Cortana... https://gadgets.ndtv.com/laptops/features/how-to-disable-cortana-on-windows-10-1683223 https://www.pcworld.com/article/2949759/windows/killing-cortana-how-to-disable-windows-10s-info-hungry-digital-assistant.html...

It's a Chromebook, so comes with ChromeOS...

Tip: If you need to reinstall Office 2016 from DVD, ensure all updates are applied first, before attempt to connect Outlook to Office365 or other hosted exchange solution... MS Outlook gives really, really cryptic error messages in the simple case that the Outlook instance doesn't have the...

Has there been improvements with the underlying NAND since the earlier one was released? Otherwise this looks like just an improvement with the NAND controller itself...

Isn't it funny when some new law or regulation comes in (that can reduce a citizen expenditure when dealing with the government), that 3rd party corporations all claim that it'll reduce the economy in some fashion, or it's too hard for citizens to do it themselves? Australia brought in formless...

IIRC Fastmail was used by a lot of dodgy spam related entities as a mail forwarder, so not surprised about that one... I've now upgraded my outlook.com account to be the spam collector email account...

Well lets consider this... The rich and powerful have accountants to mange their finances, whom typically would be senior staff (or very close network to senior staff) of the large accounting/tax handling firms... Gotta keep your mates (who hide $$$$$$$ for you from the IRS) in jobs... So I...

What sort of display? Some only use water and ultra-fine microfibre, other's doesn't really matter... (If it's a PC monitor, then the manual should have recommended cleaning instructions).

mailcity.com (lycos.com) have announced that they are discontinuing their free email accounts... So there goes an email account that I've had for the last 20+yrs... Spent most of today logging into various online accounts to update email details... (mainly kept the mailcity.com account as a...

Here is the Intel tested list... This should give a very high degree of confidence that'll just work... DDR4-2400: https://www.intel.com.au/content/www/au/en/platform-memory/ddr4-sodimm-non-ecc-tested-at-2400mts-validation-results.html Main list for others...

Does Samsung have a certified RAM list for your laptop? Typically for unknown or non-publised lists, I'll stick with Kingston Intel-Certified RAM, or visit: https://www.kingston.com/en/memory/desktop-notebook/system-specific or http://www.crucial.com/usa/en/advisor to find out...

For most forensic imaging software, no. Disk/Device images are stored in a container image format (typically EWF/E01 or AFF4), which contain additional metadata like case information, hashes (MD5/SHA1 or SHA512) of all the data, and these images are compressed as well (to save space), etc...

@LM, who are you replying to?

For most desktop and workstations users and their workloads, probably not... At work, the device acquisition (for digital forensics) software we are building (and associated hardware platform), it is noticeable when acquiring a single NVMe device to a spanned set of NVMe target devices... and I...

But what is the interconnect between the the CPU and the PCH? It may mean those 24 PICe lanes on the PCH may have to share ~4.0GBps to the CPU.... (assuming the link is a DMI3.0 based interconnect).

I was under the impression that IPC for Zen based cores was equivalent to Haswell on the Intel side of things? And from what I've read there isn't a lot of difference between Haswell and current Intel cores... https://www.sweclockers.com/test/24701-intel-core-i9-7980xe/19#content Basically...

At work having lunch...

I'm just trying to work out the target market for the i9? Most people who need the cores (eg CAD, etc) will also want ECC RAM (which the i9 lacks support for) hence would be looking at Xeon's and most likely nVidia Quadros or AMD Raedon Pro? Additionally, the X299 chipset only supports 24 PCIe...

Just like to wish everyone a Happy Easter... (and for of the Orthodox Christian faiths, Happy Easter for next week).

Deadpool was a decent MCU movie, and the trailer for Deadpool 2 is now out: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D86RtevtfrA

Since these are targeted at enterprise applications I would be a little surprised if they are using SMR and not CMR. (The lack of some sort of NAND based cache adds some weight to this)... Compare the datasheet for Exos 5E8 which clearly indicates SMR, but the datasheet for the Exos 7E8...

Interesting video... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vcvNWPPNWSE Disclaimer: do not try this at home (unless you have a clean room).

From what I've read/seen most smart watches last 3-5 days depending on use between charge... compared to most watches where 3-5 years is considered a normal battery life... 12mths ago I used to see a lot of them, but more recently they seem to be very rare... Also one has to to consider the...

I'm still wearing an old Citizen Promaster 2502 as my daily watch. The band was replaced early with a NATO strap, but otherwise hasn't had any issues since owning it. (I've always preferred the Promasters over the G-Shocks). All my other "luxury" watches have died over the last few years, and...

I did (after seeing it was an amazon link)

14-Mar is Steak and BJ Day...

At least it's not eat Kidney day... Still waiting for: https://yourcountdown.to/steak-and-bj-day

The Home to Pro upgrade is US$99 RRP via the store... OEM price appears to be around ~US$135 and full retail license is ~US$190... Also it appears that upgrade packs are no longer available (at least in the channels I have available to me), so it looks like MS is really forcing people to use...

Any reason not to purchase direct via the Microsoft Store? https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/12384/windows-10-upgrading-home-to-pro

I've looked at a few here in Oz, and most seem to be based on the same underlying hardware (there seems to be only 2-3 ODMs for these devices) especially when looking at ones that are GSM/3G/4G mobile phone based. As for service I guess it'll all be about connectivity options to the wider world...

I was under the impression that he was taking a break from things to pursue other interests? IIRC. Nitsirk is a personal friend and a post in late '16 indicates was fine at the time? (Her last login was 2mths ago).

Early models used LinkAMedia Controllers with Toshiba NAND, current PCIe/NVMe models use Sandforce controllers with Toshiba NAND. Very few detailed reviews of their current consumer based SATA SSDs so can't tell you. Typically firmware was customised by Seagate.

Either it's using multiple SAS connections, or it's not really SAS, but some sort of U.2 interface, OR Samsung are using the data rate off the NAND ignoring the SAS interface limitations. (I'm going the last one). Very little is currently known about it. FYI Seagate 60TB SSD in 3.5" form...

FYI: https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2018/02/samsung-crams-30tb-of-ssd-into-a-single-2-5-inch-drive/ Drive uses 12Gbps SAS as the interconnect with reported read/write performance of 2.1GBs and 1.7GBs respectively... Pricing unknown.

OK, my 2cents... There seems to be some inconsistency with the requirements and planned usage. LM states that weight is a premium requirement of a new laptop, but yet talks about light planes and has hinted in the past about worldly travels... Now if worldly travels are part of his/her...

Last Christmas I was given a bottle of Galway Pipe 12yr old port as a gift. Opened it the other night, and is certainly a nice smooth port. Watched the first Jason Borne movie whilst having a glass of it....

Replaced the battery on the mainboard?

Flew over or very-very close to their airspace then?

Agreed. Unfortunately Supermicro isn't that widely available here. Another option would be AsrockRack. (They do 1P and workstation boards, and have bare bone servers as well: http://www.asrockrack.com/general/productdetail.asp?Model=4U100-C612#Specifications )

I just had a quick look at options, and they are certainly scarce. Lot's of 1P servers in 1RU, but pretty much all 3/4RU servers were all 2P... I know many years ago the entry level HP ML150's had a rack conversion kit, but HP seem to only support the rack conversion kits with the ML350 or...

As per above:

I assume he means at airports and similar?

The Open where players win by grunting the most in 40C+ temps? nope.

Just like to wish all fellow Aussies, a Happy Australia Day*... * Or "Invasion Day" as some are now calling it...

Find a motherboard with enough PCIe x16 slots and you could use a few of these: http://www.aplicata.com/quattro-410/ (Not recommending the above mentioned product, but to demonstrate that this sort of product exists). PS. http://www.supermicro.com/products/motherboard/xeon/c600/x10drg-q.cfm...