I have an R61 Thinkpad. It's good, and was very cheap for a very good spec (~1000 bucks for a T9300 Core 2 Duo, and I bought 4 gigs of ram myself for $70 at the time, 1680x1050 resolution).
Upsides: Whatever else will be in this thread. For the most part it's been great.
Downsides: -Left mouse button feels like it's hinged oddly after a year and a half of use -'b' key feels stuck occasionally -headphone jack has some lose piece inside so it's hard to get a good audio out without wiggling the jack around a bit (which probably makes the problem worse) -the power adapter it came with suffered a broken neck (bent, came off) after about 6 months. replacement working ok since then.
So basically, the important parts of the laptop itself have been solid, but there are some small niggling faults.
I'd buy it again, though. Though this time I'd probably spring for a T series.
Oh come on. We're humans, and can one up the bears.
Put food on said tree, wait till the bears come calling.
Set up two people with M249 SAWs and two riflemen to back them up. When the bears start working on getting the bait food out of the tree, open up on them.
The resulting meat should feed your band for at least a week. Longer, if salted.
As someone who recently had the latest ubuntu trash every inode on my ext3 partitions, I'd have to say no. Not because my case is related to ext4 in any way, but because if a kernel (2.6.28) can get ext3 wrong, I shudder to think what happens with ext4.
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That's Lindt, dumbass. :P
Admittedly. You have to agree that I'm right for the Camry and Prius though.
Remember that this is Toyota though, where any pretense to steering feedback is drowned out in a shitshow of power assisted bleh.
Is it bad that the first thing I thought of was marketing shills?
I have an R61 Thinkpad. It's good, and was very cheap for a very good spec (~1000 bucks for a T9300 Core 2 Duo, and I bought 4 gigs of ram myself for $70 at the time, 1680x1050 resolution).
Upsides: Whatever else will be in this thread. For the most part it's been great.
Downsides:
-Left mouse button feels like it's hinged oddly after a year and a half of use
-'b' key feels stuck occasionally
-headphone jack has some lose piece inside so it's hard to get a good audio out without wiggling the jack around a bit (which probably makes the problem worse)
-the power adapter it came with suffered a broken neck (bent, came off) after about 6 months. replacement working ok since then.
So basically, the important parts of the laptop itself have been solid, but there are some small niggling faults.
I'd buy it again, though. Though this time I'd probably spring for a T series.
Actually, the civic will probably have the better engine and handling.
Are you mad?
Just FYI, Nissan never was in F1.
I'm a computer geek. Do it in school, do it for a living.
I've been into cars ever since I saw a picture of a Ferrari F40 when I was 7.
I believe that tyres of a given compound respond differently to different loads on them. ie. Higher stopping power by mass for lighter car.
It's been a while since I looked at tyre related data though so I might be wrong.
Why so serious?
I've drive two petrol engined cars. One's at 232k and admittedly needs to be retired.
The others at 203k and going strong.
Increase your expectations!
I have a Thinkpad with a T9300 with VT enabled. Don't know about the 9400.
Oh come on. We're humans, and can one up the bears.
Put food on said tree, wait till the bears come calling.
Set up two people with M249 SAWs and two riflemen to back them up. When the bears start working on getting the bait food out of the tree, open up on them.
The resulting meat should feed your band for at least a week. Longer, if salted.
Tag this 'transparisteel'
Howdy.
http://standoff.solsector.net/
http://www.wcsaga.com/
Fan mods, the second one is newer and I haven't tried it.
The first one is *by far* the best wing commander game I've ever played from a combat pov.
That's meaningless. I rode a bike after many years and got it going within seconds.
Anecdotes get us nowhere.
Presumably you'd need to at least be capable of building software before the maintainers would trust your bugfixed code...
For example, the linux kernel is a lot easier to compile than contribute to.
Speaking as a college student, I run my computer hardware as long as possible and pay for my own laptops, thank you very much.
That would explain why it looks like ass on Firefox in Fedora and Ubuntu, then.
It turns out OP is really, really fat. ;)
Google Suggestive.
Slashdot is sadly missing the +1 Awesome mod.
If it's such a problem, browse in Low Bandwidth mode with NoScript turned on. Turns into a very nice website indeed with those options.
I've only ever used VHDL, but it is fairly clean and easy to get started with.
I suppose I should have given Verilog more of a chance, but I just ran away screaming whenever I opened up a *.v file.
As someone who recently had the latest ubuntu trash every inode on my ext3 partitions, I'd have to say no. Not because my case is related to ext4 in any way, but because if a kernel (2.6.28) can get ext3 wrong, I shudder to think what happens with ext4.