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FW800? USB2.0? 20,000V pass-through for your cattle-prod?

This sounds like an incredibly good idea to me. I'm actually looking at a PocketPC with CF 802.11 support and RDP. That way I can admin servers from the coffee shop. :D

Looks awesome, but the guide never mentions what program he's using to extract the .rpm in windows. I did many a google and only found a broken link :(. I'm interested in this and want to move forward, but currently stuck. help?

Well, I just caught the part about being able to use sftp to transfer the files, so I'll give it a go tomorrow. I guess it was just step 2 that freaked me out. Thanks for the response...

So each "bit" on the recording surface is capable of 3 states? Trinary, here we come :roll:

I thought it was when 2 drives were placed on edge with the controller bords touching, then they are able to RAID telepathically...

I am now officially in over my head (again). When I was putting together plans for a firewall, smoothwall looked really cool. It's easy interface and powerfull features are very nice. And it offers one of the features that I needed: web content filtering. It does this via a program called...

I'll second the big hairy aussie...oh, wait....

I loved my old Sony Vaio Z505. While commuting on the BART, I'd be standing with my elbow looked around a pole, the laptop open in one hand while typing in the other. The ricochet modem made it about 4.5lbs, nut I could still maintain that position for the 40-minute trip to Berkeley. IIRC, I...

1k on the button, on both forii, simultaneousy... Bartender, I'll have 2 more.... :mrgrn:

Absolutely, congrats man ;)

No bannanas for you. Here, chew on a hard drive...it's toast anyway. I tried to overclock it. Then it started getting loud so I undervolted it, then it started getting hot so I removed the cover and mounted a Vantec Tornado instead. Hey, they both spin @ ~7000 RPM, what's the big deal?

RTFA :p ;) I'll take an LG, please

Re: Exchange 2003. I have a few of them and It doesn't look too much different from 2000. Of of the requirements that I found the hard way is that you need a Windows Server 2003 DC to install Exchange 2003. And adding a Win2k3 DC to a Win2k domain can have it's issues. I can't really give you...

Coulda sworn there was a white paper on this...I'll take a look...

Almost. There are laptops out there that use the Pentium-M and not the Centrino chipset (I think). At the very least there are laptops out there that use the Pentium-M, and the chipset the Centrino is based on, but a better WiFi card (or none at all). The 802.11b WiFi which is part of the...

to re-iterate what I said before (only correctly this time) Fill-rate is not the man, when you are doing high-end AF and AA, the GPU (proc on video card) is more important. This is where the ATI card shines. If you turn off all the eye-candy, an nVidia card will be faster. (disclaimer: I don't...

For some reason it hasn't shipped yet...I'll let you know.

Funny, that belongs in 2 other threads as well....quotes and movies...

Yes. 37 Dicks ;)

I'd think that filling up the second partition with video (I know you got it) completely, then rebooting, should be a good test.

Slashdot finnished destroying this idea

Nah, we all know the best hooch is in Vancoover, British Columbia ;) And I don't thing Greg has been there for a while...too busy chasing skirts. Just remember Greg, it's OK to do the grope check BEFORE picking up the tab...

Sorry, my bad....GPU, not CPU. Hence the fact that it is the video card outperforming the other video card. But still not directly related to fill rate.

I'm really enjoying Röyksopp right now. I think it's more difficult to make interesting, engaging music that is slow and simple. Merc's selection above is another example.

Heh, sticking the entire windowing system in VRAM would indeed make for a snappy system ;)

But reserved sectors would indeed be a happy thing, as those sectors do actually exist ;)

I believe it's when you enable AA and AF that the ATI cards really shine...that would be CPU, not fill rate...

Bamf? B*ld Ass*d M*therF*cker? Your're not talking about our fat furry friend, are you?

Whew, good thing I've already migrated from this piece of legacy software ;) Office 2003 forever! Or at least, until Office 2004....

How many hours of 1080i uncompressed porn would fit in 15PB?

Sorry, the germain tainted my opinion. I took 2 years of it in HS while I was dating a German Au Pair. The only thing I really remember is something along the lines of "It's been too long, come to my house" :mrgrn:

Thanks Handurin, though the ones I've seen are usually coated in rubber? Some form of virus protection I'd imagine....;)

Alright, so you link a PDF doc without warning and 2 web links that don't include pictures? If I didn't know what they were, I'd be sensing a conspiracy throery here...

Never seen them, must be one of those weird, Canadian things. :P

On second thought, have them deliver the projector :lol:

I have the bags from 4 Antec Sonatas, 6 Antec Lanboy Deluxe, and 2 Antec 3U Rackmount Chassis on my bench right now. I don't know what to suggest, as I see nothing that could even be called a ring... The Rackmount chassi did ship woth some wire ties :P

Do you have a picture of one? I've built about 20 PCs this week, and don't know what you're talking about.

Besides T2 - gargantuan edition?

2 choice quotes from the article (not directly related to the story) Now that (15,000TB - 15PB?) is a lot of pron :o

?? I've seen them on pre-assembled VGA and DVI cables, but that's it. What application are you thinking of?

Interesting... To disprove this theory, Merc would have to find out what files would be near the end of the first partiton and test them.

Yes, set a few minutes before....and before that....26!

cool, I was one of them ;) Do my 3 tabs of SF count as three sessions? I recently added the "Tech Support" to my startup group...

Circut City here has delivery plans...like $100 for same-day delivery and install. I never trust them with the install anyway, they don't use enough cable-ties ;)

Cross-site quoting, for those who won't return... ericq: Sounds very likely to me.

7.1 lbs vs. 132lbs 1024 x 768 vs. 1280 x 720 $4,400 vs. $5,000 Me? The projector. The lack of DVI makes the decision pretty easy. And with that you can get an extra half-TB worth of storage ;)

Yes, it would cost a (small) fortune. Do you have 200 DVDs worth of vital data? My current total of vital data is about 600MB. This includes past invoices, bids, quickbooks files, resumes, permit applications, etc. It does not include my 80GB MP3 collection, nor my DVDs. I cannot afford to...

If you really want to keep data, keep it "live". Keeping it on 2 different hard drive arrays is the only way to guarantee it's survival. Besides the tendency of all removable media to fail, the "stick it in a drawer and count on it being there later" concept just isn't valid. I keep .ISOs of...