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That is strange. :queen: I'm not sure sure what your idea of "a lot of fun" is with erotic dancers.

That's insane. PS alone will kill the memory in no time. I forsee rebooting a hundred times per day.

I suppose you are not old enough to have used Brylcreem.

Didn't they make a spiderman movie less than 10 years ago? Why is there a need for a remake so soon? Maybe LSI should make a spiderman film. It might have less firmware problems than Marvel. :)

It looks like there will be no reporting until Monday.

Im not sure they related...@

That is just another reason to never, ever go to the movie theatres.

Apparently some deranged kid went nuts and offed some people watching the movie. I wonder if that puts a dent in viewership.

That is scary.

Yes, I meant directly to the dual Intel. If it is possible to achieve 150-200MB/s, that is a major improvement over ~100. Then the second, backup, NAS could be connected to the GbE switch and even the whoreless.

It seems there are some bugs to be worked out. Any idea when there will be a II? I've yet to be really happy with a GPS in a phone. Of course on the ONE hand the maps should be current and integration is convenient, but it does not march the good dedicated GPS fu

I don't know. Is that the grim reaper?

What kind of crutches do you all recommend?

So how difficult are they to configure for basic RAID 6 and use two Ports? What kind of throughput do you get with only one port?

So what level of privacy did you have?

Is tat what they consider being from a "broken home?"

Is that expected from her job description? Everyone is not trained in IT.

They jackdoff the price to $200 now.

Not until smoke pours out or the sectors go bad. :) Note that the newer ones have different firmware and are not recognized as Samsung drives by the software.

I'm leaning more toward the Qnap 859+ or the 869. The Synchology has a bad history of dying with blue light of death or something like that.

Simply walking in the living loom is a danger. All four of my limbs are damaged at this point. If I were a natural animal, the hyenas would have dispatched me by now.

Apparently I have a serious fracture. :(

I was hoping to use two ports with bondo or teaming, or whatever they call it nowadays.

So which is a very good one with 8 bays, Synchology, Qnap, or what?

Meh, those are models?

I checked everything and it's basically hopeless.

I mean more in the continental sense. American English is quite strange in that a bathroom contains a toilet, but not necessarily a bath. :doh:

I would not keep a tablet in the toilet, but I have taken it in there a few times.

And I'm fairly confident he doesn't want to get fired for something silly like that.

Edit expired. At 13.5" that is too wide. It also only takes those rotten 7 mm height, half-capacity hard drives.

I'm not thrilled with a 16:9, but maybe I should look. Is Lenovo any good?

Well that should be good enough for the end user, assuming she does not abuse the machine like that. But I'd replace the old 10K drive with an SSD.

You mean Seagate? Then the only option will be 7200RPM drives, but I guess hot and noisy is fine in such a system.

I must have too many TVs if you know what I mean. :)

Does apple use the gorillas glass on the I pads?

Garbage in, garbage out. Besides, how many cat videos are there? Red-footed boobies don't stand a chance.

There are two critical constraints. The weight should be 3.0-3.5lbs. (or 1/2 more if it can accept two full hard drives) and the y dimension must be under 9in. I'm currently using a 3lb. machine that has two 1TB drives. It works fine, but the 1.2GHz C2D CPU, USB 2.0 and archaic CardBus slot...

What kind of horses**t is an Oxygen bar? Why are seemingly normal people suddenly in need of oxygen, like it is a drug? Maybe they all are suffering from CHF.

I see the reds are already at the Egg. Does anybody understand how they can be designed for only 5-6 bay boxes? Is the firmware keeping track somehow?

Apparently the laptop does not exist yet and is listed as out of stock. I really prefer a standard configuration so that it Can be returned. What is with the two USB 3.0 and one USB 2.0 Ports all the notebooks seem to have? I want three USB 3.0. :(

Nikon has an 800 and now Canon has a bunch of new DO lens patents. Of course all these new lenses cost an arm and a leg. I remember when the 500/4 IS was 5K.

Thanks, but 10K was the challenge. Maybe I can get a 10% discount. :lol:

There would have to be perhaps 8 drives for an internal RAID and then some kind of external 8-bay NAS-thingie for the primary backup. I'm not sure if it is worth a $5000 gamble since I'm not mentally prepared to learn all about this nowadays.

So which is faster, the i5? I thought the i7 series had some special sauce.

I don't think so. The photos of the entire drive (not cutaway) show the typical WD case shape and the large black dot stickers in the same place as other WD drives.

IS an i5-3320M sufficient for a 12" 3lb. laptop? Is it worth an extra $150 for the i7-3667U? From what I gather the U is the low-voltage, lower power CPU. I'm not sure how much turbo-bootsing would occur with the presumably hotter 3320M compared to the 3667U. The i5-3320M starts at 2.6GHz...

Apparently my computer is too old to have a Windows Experience. :( I think it it still pretty fast with the hexagonal-cored O/C CPU, 24GB and three SSDs. Maybe I don't know what experience it is missing.

But a good calibrated Japanese caliper is sufficient.

I still think that is a deliberate plan to force the RAID users into buying the much more costly RE drives.