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What car had the speed limited to 80MPH?

I didn't say anything about a Drobo. I meant another server similar to the first one.

Coming from someone who can't spell SandForce, I'm not sure if I should take this post seriously or not.

A second RAID-6 array in another system that synchronizes itself nightly.

Given your distance to the towers something like the Silver Sensor should be all you need.

Do you have trees or tall buildings between you and towers?

Mouser

Do you get any video on the monitor ever?

You enable spanning in the video card drivers. Windows sees it as one monitor, but the video card sees it as two.

The LSI software doesn't even actively alert you when a single disk fails in a RAID-6 array. :frusty:

FF5 is still a beta right?

I'd be shocked if you couldn't drive it from any video card with two dual link DVI outputs. We did this years ago at work with the IBM WQUXGA T220/T221. Nvidia cards with dual DVI outputs would drive it regardless of resolution limits they supposedly had. The TMDS is limited by frequency and...

You don't have a checkbox to force 1920x1080? Win7 and Vista allow you to override the EDID from your TV anyhow.

It has 1920x1080 pixels. You need to find the mode on the TV that gives 1:1 pixel mapping instead of overscan.

PS: It seems like you're making a leather wallet from a sow's ear since it's apparently a place you're putting your money. :bomb:

Sniping is the only way to roll on ebay (unless it's BIN). Any other method of buying will lead you to paying more.

Oh, I don't know... ;)

The afterburner would definitely cook them up fast. :rambo:

X-Wing Tie Fighter

Is your wife going to have to wear a safety harness and clip herself to the stove so she doesn't get sucked up into it when you have it powered on? :rofl:

Yeah, but he's talking about a 2.5 year old netbook that didn't come with Vista or 7.

USB optical drive...

So, Corsair is recalling their 120GB Force 3 SSD's due to stability issues. link

I don't think I could put a price on being comfortable. Well, I probably could, but it would be really high.

Why are you buying bras, and what's "expensive"?

I'm going to step out on a limb and say he doesn't run it. :)

I do. I've got a lot of 10+ year old recordable media that still reads fine. In fact, I'm not sure I have any 10+ year old recordable media that doesn't read. I haven't found any of my old CD-R's that aren't readable (excluding ones that have scratches / gouges from poor treatment). I don't...

I have a much simpler & cheaper idea. Burn a copy of the DVD's onto 100 year archival grade DVD-R blanks and store those those in a temperature and humidity controlled location.

Regardless, semiconductors run within their spec have incredibly low failure rates. Automotive spec semiconductor products from top tier manufacturers have a ppm failure rate of less than 1. Hard drives have lots of moving components and other things that Arrhenius certainly doesn't apply to...

Someone must have been paid by the word and had their thesaurus handy when they cooked up all that verbage.

So what's your excuse for renting a room to this loser anyhow?

Svante Arrhenius would disagree with you. The Arrhenius equation is the backbone of HALT/HASS testing of electrical components. If it's not applicable then all semiconductor lifetimes are incorrectly derived.

I hope you don't have a 37.5% DOA failure rate like I did. link

Until you run out of it. :rofl:

There's still plenty of fluid in there. I just opened the system so any excess would come out (at the highest point). The ride went much better today. The bike rides much nicer now. I should have done this years ago.

Because iProducts are fashion accessories, not things people buy because they're the best choice on the market.

Well, I finally got the 8th drive from Newegg this past week and started testing it yesterday. It did a full format with 0 bad sectors and I'm copying some data to it and will put some use to it to make sure it doesn't die prematurely, but I guess between Hitachi & Newegg you have a 37.5%...

Well, I got the replacement drive from Newegg, and it seems to be functional, so I guess they did alright by me (after some prodding).

Bingo!!! I pulled out the reservoir plug and a fair amount of brake fluid came oozing out. I drained a little extra beyond what came out on it's own to allow for expansion. Even with the bike cool I can tell there's less drag on the rotors and the levers engage after more squeezing. The wife...

That's the spirit! Quitting after one ride. :rofl:

The one who is not posting on SF? :p 8-)

I saw someone riding this for the first time last week. I didn't know such a contraption existed.

I've been trying to ride my bike more this year. It's a dual suspension Giant I bought several years ago. I have slicks on it for most of my riding. The current problem I have with it related to the Hayes hydraulic disc brakes. The brake lines are black and when they heat up in the sun the...

Until someone puts their knee into the motherboard. :drunk:

I guess downloading and burning a gparted live CD was too tough. :scratch:

On which component are we measuring the g's?

Now today is a quiet day.

Yes, that's what's been reported.

Just the Hitachi's.

Foobar 2000 can do it with the exception perhaps of making the playlists. It also loses album art while converting (all other tag data is kept). LameXP might also be worth looking at also. I haven't use LameXP though. I use Foobar and add the album art back with another program.