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Not knowing the intricacies of the licenses, it just sounds as if ZFS may not be distributed with Linux.

I have an old Umax Astra 2100U scanner that I've been using for some years. Apparently, I neglected to test it with x64 before making the leap. This particular scanner has WIA drivers that install fairly seemlessly with x85 XP. According to the Microsoft website (a dubious source, I know)...

Isn't ZFS going open source along with the rest of Solaris?

The only problem I see is that all of the ethernet ports are 100base-T. That's probably fine for an AP-only situation, but pretty crappy for a router role. Really, you want at least one gigabit port for that; and, preferably, all. Can a daughter card resolve this situation?

So, we should see these in the third quarter of next year?

If the pointer still moves, it's not frozen. Does the explorer and desktop appear?

Couldn't login from the front page... received some whitelist configuration notice. No problems going to the forum and then logging in.

Certainly. The 2.5" 15k drives are new, and I think will take a bit more time to soak than the 10k drives did.

Dude. You have to send commands to receive data. That's all that there is to it.

Since when was homophobia allowed here?

Actually, I'm trying to keep it out of your throat, so that's really a good thing! There's nothing wrong with experimentation, but you don't repeat a bad experiment "because it tastes good." I think that the Germans may disagree vehemently on whether there should be laws regulating the...

Including "income."

This is really a question of whether this is your site or our site. If it's your site, you can do whatever you want, otherwise there are other parties to reference. In my opinion, the best types of folks for these types of positions are the ones who are least interested in doing them.

I blame the British. It's usually their fault, anyway.

I'm sorry, but you're all wrong. Would you put oranges on a pizza? Guava? Pomegranate? Strawberries (or any real berries, for that matter)? If so, there's something wrong with you. Otherwise, pineapple is no good either.

I guess he needed that "locally."

This sounds like a swan song for the 3.5" 10k drive. Seagate has pushed hard to get people to move to the 2.5" 10k drives, and now they can't justify a totally new 3.5" design. So, they've "dumbed-down" a 15k drive. They now have all of their SCSI drives on one platter size, with the NS...

This sounds like a swan song for the 3.5" 10k drive. Seagate has pushed hard to get people to move to the 2.5" 10k drives, and now they can't justify a totally new 3.5" design. So, they've "dumbed-down" a 15k drive. They now have all of their SCSI drives on one platter size, with the NS...

"Western Digital drives" ostensibly refers to all models that the company manufactures; yet, that makes little sense in context.

I don't think that it was love that you were doing it for....

Pineapple *is not* a valid pizza ingredient. The only fruits allowed on pizzas are those which people call vegetables even though they are really fruit.

So, Western Digital has 7200RPM drives close in performance to their own, crappy 10k RPM drives; and Hitachi has drives close in performance to that 7200RPM drive?

Aren't they just competing with themselves on that?

There are plenty of folks who use these trains for commute purposes. They're all cuckoo for doing it, but I also know of folks who live in Berkley and take Amtrak to San Jose for work. Certainly, there are those who need to do regular business around Seattle who work around Portland, or vice...

The moral of the story: Don't take the Texas Eagle beyond San Antonio. West Texas scrub + desert is not interesting. But it is America the way that it is. I wouldn't say that the Empire Builder is out of this word, but Montana is surprisingly more interesting than Nebraska. This train also...

I'd suggest taking the Cascades. Because the train has priority and the cars that they use can go faster around curves, it tends to have better time keeping. I've only taken business class on the Cascades, so I can't tell you how much it differs from coach, but, at that price, it's hard to...

I'm probably going to be doing that. What's the deal?

North Station. The "main" station in Boston is South Station.

Actually, this is becoming a problem with hybrids. Companies are making parallel hybrid vehicles that allow them to boost performance, rather than serial hybrids that greatly improve fuel efficiency (and, theoretically, could be pluggable).

I'm going to translate this for everybody: It'd make cars hard to sell and drive up their total cost of ownership (TCO). So, it ain't gonna happen soon.

Well, it didn't go by that name back in XP x86. And it uses the OHCI driver.

Why? I DO NOT OWN A CAR. I get infinite fuel efficiency. Now, you follow.

I just checked my nForce board, and the USB is using an OpenHCD interface. What the f' is that?

I don't see AdobeOS in the offing....

This is why libertarians aren't in charge: they can't get anything done. People are stupid. See how folks still bough gas-guzzling trucks and SUVs as the price of gas rose (due to no action of government)? Gasoline (and other fuel) demands are highly elastic; if we don't force more...

I've been told (haven't yet bothered to check) that Safari has really poor font rendering. True? So, other than Maclovers stuck on Windows and web developers, who is going to use Safari fer Winders?

Just like no one would choose XP over Vista?

Hitachi does five platters on whatever the previous generation density platter is. I did notice that Seagate has moved up to consistently producing four platter designs for their size leader.

So, would you buy CS3 just to get the latest version of Photoshop?

Is that going to work? Aren't DVDs UDF of some flavour?

As I often don't, I didn't read past the first few sentences of udaman's post, but hasn't that 2.5" drive review been up for a while? The Hitachi 1TB drive thing is new, but there are a number of drives in the database with no associated reviews.

Actually, just a crappy installer, because I don't know how many programs will automatically uninstall the previous version for you.

They didn't test it, so they don't know if it works right. It costs money to test -- more than it's worth.

Nope. Then they'd have to support that. It's actually better to restrict you from installing on an unsupported platform. That Acrobat installs on Windows XP x64 has caused much pain, because it doesn't work correctly out of the box, and people keep calling up for support; if it simply didn't...

That's for MSI. He's talking about Installshield.

Someone must have slept through world history....

I hate to break it to you, but you and the thousand possible other folks who want to use their product on a server operating system aren't worth the tens of thousands of dollars that you might pay. To make you happy would cost more than that. Heck, it isn't even worth the millions that x64...

I find it easier to troubleshoot "is the cable plugged into the right thing" than "did they write their driver correctly."

Have you tried updating your Installshield runtimes?

My version of Ghost is always Ghost and never that other crap. Never had any trouble with LSI controllers....