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My point is that the battery longevity is quite good. Normally I only run a test on new cells. I remember when rechargeable AA cells had a capacity of 450mAh and could barely hold a fresh charge after four years of age. ;)

What? I don't get that.

It was tested at SR as well. I was hoping for 2TB by now. :(

A B777 from 1965?

Who?

In olden times a country may have sold the land as they figured it would be taken over eventually anyway. You forgot the Gadsden Purchase. ;) The acquisition of Florida is also considered by some to be a purchase.

Yeah. Who know why the board failed. It was not exactly the fastest CPU even back then, so it's time to move on.

That is truly bizarre logic. The monitor is OS agnostic. And why must you buy at Costco?

How is Samsung relevant to XP support?

Are there no SOPs that require a risk assessment for such situations?

No shit?

Sure, but it is horrible and there is no treatment.

So are they counterfeit or simply defective?

I suppose the unnecessary complexity may produce interesting results in the first few races, but after a while it may settle down to the same boring 3-4 lead changes in a race. F1 is one of my least faviute forms of racing though.

I suppose the unnecessary complexity may produce interesting results in the first few races, but after a while it may settle down to the same boring 3-4 lead changes in a race. F1 is one of my least faviute forms of racing though.

WhAt happens when the phone is in Alabama?

Not made in 2006. ;)

When I attempt to edit the post the text is blank, i.e., there is nothing to edit. It was only ~1 minute after posting. What's happening?

The capacities were in the 2.04 to 2.10 range after two cycles.

Normally I charge the 2000mAh Eneloop AA cells at 700mA. I maintain a nearly constant 22°C temperature year around, so there is no issue with heat. I don't think you should rely on old batteries, especially if they have not been charged for 6 years. However, Eneloops last longer than most...

Oh, it's really f*cking simple. I go in for one thing and I come out with an unrelated one. :(

Apparently I'm suffering from complications. :(

No, it's not the same as carpal tunnel. I had the trigger finger briefly. Fortunately it responded to non-surgical treatment.

Have you had steriods yet? The next step is surgery.

There are still none to be had. Vorpware again. ;)

Drugs wore off long ago, but everything is very painful.

Those charge/discharge rates are reasonable. However, if the batteries will be charged in a warm environment you may want to use a small fan. The capacities will vary bit and the charger is probably not calibrated to a NIST traceable standard. IOW, just use them and don't get too crazy.

It needs a belt or harness to hold a person on the toilet when the pain is too great or one passes out.

I thought a singularity was when a black hole got out of control on Saturday night. :confused:

Something messed with the post. At this point I wish I were a robot. Human bodies are useless.

What? They did not remove any orgascompletely. :*(()

I don't feel comfortable discussing my organs.

:D More like WD-40.

Sure, but that's a little too pricey fro me. I suppose the cost is about 1.5x the Ultra stain.

Anderson they could be OK for the NAS?Y

I had someone agree to fly in on travel. It was less than 10,000 miles out of the way, but still a hassle.

No, it was a legit medical procedure. They sliced me up and everything. Recovery is difficult by myself. At least they took all the tubes out. I should have rigged up some seatbolts for the toilet.

They basically coerced me into having the sorcery. Apparently I'm only 33%, so it's not quite clear how the outcome will be. So far, it's worse than when I was crushed in the car accident. :puke-r:

I'm not sure what occurred.

The reason I want the two SSDs in an array is to keep the partition at a usable size (960GB is too small for anything) and to avoid any need for additional letters. I also need to back up those drives. In total there are 52TB of drives on this system, so it is a hassle to make a significant...

I tried striping three different ways (including the LSI hardware RAID 0), but real-world throughput is lower than a single drive. It looks fine on the stupid benchmarks though.

I decided to use only two of the SSDs, rather than three. I wonder how much the performance will deteriorate when the first drive is full and data spans to the second drive.

I think skins are annoying. That standard Windows 8 interface is practically psychotic. I cannot image anyone wanting another OS to emulate it.

I'd not call that basic functionality, but a special need that some people have. Can't you get Excel through your workplace?

Am I missing anything or is there no Seagate 4TB 7200 drive other than the consecration? :(

I just create a desktop with the machine name in large white text on the old-style blue background. :)

Oops, I mean spanning. Damned Androic checker... So it's only 3x less reliable? Aren't SSDs more reliable than HDDs, though?

Why, is it an SSD or Windows problem?

Is it acceptable to use a dynamic disk on three SSDs and Spandex mode to create a 3TB parturition? RAID 0 is slower than a single drive.

Nope. It's looking less and less likely. :(