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  1. Re:product looking for a market by mihalis · · Score: 1 · on Seagate Plans 37.5TB HDD Within Matter of Years

    Ok, so on the more general point of high capacity 3.5 inch drives, Does anyone really need these?

    Sure, anyone doing High-def digital video. Suitable high-def camcorders start under $1k, filesize is approximately 35GB/hour, before you start editing etc. Similar problem if you use your computer as a PVR. I use a Elgato EyeTV to record formula 1 motor racing, and I also shoot my own high-def digital video. The 400GB hard disk on my powermac is almost always fully and I'm starting to fill up a second drive now.

    some of my blog entries on this

  2. Re:Bell Atlantic does this too by mihalis · · Score: 1 · on Some Customers Can Roll Their Own DSL

    Sorry, that should have been DSL diary

  3. Bell Atlantic does this too by mihalis · · Score: 1 · on Some Customers Can Roll Their Own DSL

    I installed my DSL myself. They sent me a box with the equipment and a CD for Windows. I got it running with Windows and then switched over to plugging the external DSL modem into my linux gateway (dual network cards, IP masquerading).

    I've got more of the ins and outs on my DSL diary

  4. Re:Hackers - GREAT! by mihalis · · Score: 1 · on Spacewar! Lives Again
    I agree. Here are three little reviews wot I writ way back in '96 on three books about hacking and cracking :


    Disclaimer - blatant Amazon lingage alert!

    Chris Morgan
  5. Re:Hackers - GREAT! by mihalis · · Score: 1 · on Spacewar! Lives Again
    I agree. Here are three little reviews wot I writ way back in '96 on three books about hacking and cracking :


    Disclaimer - blatant Amazon lingage alert!

    Chris Morgan
  6. Re:Hackers - GREAT! by mihalis · · Score: 1 · on Spacewar! Lives Again
    I agree. Here are three little reviews wot I writ way back in '96 on three books about hacking and cracking :


    Disclaimer - blatant Amazon lingage alert!

    Chris Morgan
  7. Re:A revolution in its time by bmetzler · · Score: 1 · on For Sale: The First Apple I
    I think it would be incredable to find a good book on the history of innovations and stuff that I missed out on while growing up and being blissfully unaware of the computer world. Anyone have any suggestions?

    I don't think that anyone should be allowed a place in the hacker community without reading Hackers; Heroes of the Computer Revolution by Stephen Levy. It is an absolutely stellular novel on the history of the early hackers.

    Here is another review of the book.

    -Brent

    PS: Amazon's URL can't be copied and pasted, so if it doesn't work, use the Amazon search :-)