SSD will only help when the DB is too big to fit into the largest amount of ram you can cram into one box, see EVE Online for an example, they use a 300GB SSD to store their game DB on.
Piranha Solution is a particularly strong mix of sulphuric acid and hydrogen peroxide, it will eat through most anything, it even has an effect on glass (mostly good however).
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Go on, mod me informative, I dare you:P
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Yes, I am harsh on ACs, but then, its not hard to be anon AND post under a user name we can remember:)
Check a prev post, they revealed that the PS3 does indeed keep the latest and the last 2 bios updates, it first tries to post one, then if it fails goes back through them till it starts.
At a guess this is something they fubared further up the tree than just bricking the post.
So, to put it in a way people on here might actually understand;)
The T-cell fakes its md5, HIV comes up, checks to see if this is the right cell to corrupt and finds the hash doesn't match what it wants, and ignores it.
See, and no cars or tubes:)
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Kinda goes without saying, since a raid only does 2 things
Protects from drive failure, and only drive failure
Modifies throughput and latency (although the latter to a lesser extent)
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[blockquote]Um, no, try again[/blockquote]
Re-read the parent, they state that it takes 3 failures to get a data error, not that you are still safe with 3 failed drives.
As for the topic, I use a raid5 array and have one drive as a cold spare, just have to push a button on the cage and it spins up and the array rebuilds.
As for the political stuff, I am sure it would be fascinating if I was in your country, as it is I don't mind browsing on Joost (10mb/s dsl with a great shaper on my end, so bandwidth is never an issue) and when a show I find interesting finishes it usually grabs something from the hottest selection, so some free soft core porn, everyone wins:)
Of course not that NV were packaging a GPU accelerated Havok engine with TWIMTBP for developers (look at company of heroes for that kind of thing), their plans with Havok dropped out when Intel brought the engine tech, so NV secured Ageia so that this time its tech can't be yanked out from under it.
A fun thing to do, load up all your favorite games, and actually watch the intros, how many have TWIMTBP, how many of the new games from these makers will require a NV card for their games physics to run well?
I did hear in an interview with an NV engineer recently that they are working to have a CUDA environment under a standard x86 cpu, just with reduced speed (since there's only 1-8 CPUs).
This stuff they designed specifically for their gforce shader unit (or vice verser), why should they do the work to key in AMD or anyone else to be able to do it, when AMD built their own GPU processing API do you think they offered to port it to NV cards?
The big question, how hard are NV going to push TWIMTBP (The Way Its Meant To Be Played) affiliated game producers to use it.
This is why NV came up with their new trick, build an integrated video adapter into all boards and let the high end cards use the pci-e 2.0 bus to move the framebuffer over to that when playing games, then when just doing normal windows tasks use the SM bus to turn off these electric heaters.
Works in vista only though, and of course, that OS is still showing signs of flop in the games area, despite DX10 and SP1.
Quoting min-max isn't what's needed, minimum is all that's required, my rig can, if looking directly at the ground, clock over 1000fps in some games, but that is of course a useless measure of the machine.
Minimum usable framerate is around 35fps, if a fps drops under this, don't bother. Particularly don't bother if its going to cost 10 times the price for one tenth the framerate:P
Yeah, but once you use it, and get really used to just having it there, THEN go and use a machine that only has IE7 on it, you will admit, it is, indeed, awesome:)
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Or throw 64GB of ram at your server :)
SSD will only help when the DB is too big to fit into the largest amount of ram you can cram into one box, see EVE Online for an example, they use a 300GB SSD to store their game DB on.
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Thats because the OP used it in an incorrect manner, its supposed to be for subjective proof.
The remnant proof is of course within your mind, that the pudding did indeed, taste good.
What sort of pudding btw? Not a black pudding I hope :P
Except there is strict rules on how long you can take per turn, 2 warnings and you get disqualified :)
80GB/month internode here, and loving it
10mb/s download and 500kb/s up
They mirror sourceforge and all major linux and freeBSD and to top it off, give free giganews service to all broadband customers :)
And if you call them for support, you speak to someone in your own country AND who knows what they are talking about.
You didn't read it did you?
Piranha Solution is a particularly strong mix of sulphuric acid and hydrogen peroxide, it will eat through most anything, it even has an effect on glass (mostly good however).
Good for getting rid of bodies in a hurry :)
You can see what moderations have been applied (including modifiers because of personal preference and anonymity) if you click on the "Score:#" link in a comments header.
Go on, mod me informative, I dare you :P
In this case (so far as I get):
Moderation +3
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30% Offtopic
30% Underrated
Extra 'Informative' Modifier 0 (Edit)
Anonymous Modifier -3 (Edit)
Total Score: 0
Yes, I am harsh on ACs, but then, its not hard to be anon AND post under a user name we can remember :)
Check a prev post, they revealed that the PS3 does indeed keep the latest and the last 2 bios updates, it first tries to post one, then if it fails goes back through them till it starts.
At a guess this is something they fubared further up the tree than just bricking the post.
So, to put it in a way people on here might actually understand ;)
The T-cell fakes its md5, HIV comes up, checks to see if this is the right cell to corrupt and finds the hash doesn't match what it wants, and ignores it.
See, and no cars or tubes :)
Kinda goes without saying, since a raid only does 2 things
Protects from drive failure, and only drive failure
Modifies throughput and latency (although the latter to a lesser extent)
[blockquote]Um, no, try again[/blockquote]
Re-read the parent, they state that it takes 3 failures to get a data error, not that you are still safe with 3 failed drives.
As for the topic, I use a raid5 array and have one drive as a cold spare, just have to push a button on the cage and it spins up and the array rebuilds.
Yeah, basic VIA board, under clock the cpu and remove its fan, thumb stick booting Monowall.
Never get any issues with that, and the cpu (even heavily under-clocked) never passes 5% usage.
So its basically Vuze with less torrent features?
As for the political stuff, I am sure it would be fascinating if I was in your country, as it is I don't mind browsing on Joost (10mb/s dsl with a great shaper on my end, so bandwidth is never an issue) and when a show I find interesting finishes it usually grabs something from the hottest selection, so some free soft core porn, everyone wins :)
If you want to see streaming video that "just works" and has little country restriction Joost is the way to go :)
The number of people in this world you speak of, is not as large (or indeed any substantial subset) of the end users of the devices in question.
As I said in another post, fire up all your games one at a time, and look through the start credits, TWIMTBP shows up a lot now on the "big" titles.
And I am not even going near their new CUDA processing array servers, which stand on their own merits with this tech.
Of course not that NV were packaging a GPU accelerated Havok engine with TWIMTBP for developers (look at company of heroes for that kind of thing), their plans with Havok dropped out when Intel brought the engine tech, so NV secured Ageia so that this time its tech can't be yanked out from under it.
A fun thing to do, load up all your favorite games, and actually watch the intros, how many have TWIMTBP, how many of the new games from these makers will require a NV card for their games physics to run well?
I did hear in an interview with an NV engineer recently that they are working to have a CUDA environment under a standard x86 cpu, just with reduced speed (since there's only 1-8 CPUs).
This stuff they designed specifically for their gforce shader unit (or vice verser), why should they do the work to key in AMD or anyone else to be able to do it, when AMD built their own GPU processing API do you think they offered to port it to NV cards?
The big question, how hard are NV going to push TWIMTBP (The Way Its Meant To Be Played) affiliated game producers to use it.
You must be new to the whole "computer part" thing...
This is why NV came up with their new trick, build an integrated video adapter into all boards and let the high end cards use the pci-e 2.0 bus to move the framebuffer over to that when playing games, then when just doing normal windows tasks use the SM bus to turn off these electric heaters.
Works in vista only though, and of course, that OS is still showing signs of flop in the games area, despite DX10 and SP1.
Quoting min-max isn't what's needed, minimum is all that's required, my rig can, if looking directly at the ground, clock over 1000fps in some games, but that is of course a useless measure of the machine.
:P
Minimum usable framerate is around 35fps, if a fps drops under this, don't bother. Particularly don't bother if its going to cost 10 times the price for one tenth the framerate
... we would like to add, on behalf of the Australians who you are trying to blatantly extort:
:P
*ahem*
"Like fuck you will"
That was an extract from the actual brief, word for word, honest
Ok, for those unable to opperate google.com
:)
Add a custom entry in about:config named "browser.urlbar.richResults"
Set it to false
Restart browser
Hard isn't it
You win the thread, congratulations.
Getting a post with a youtube link of kittens on a treadmill marked informative...
Yeah, but once you use it, and get really used to just having it there, THEN go and use a machine that only has IE7 on it, you will admit, it is, indeed, awesome :)
You can't be anally retentive without an anus :)