TCP/IP can't be used between Earth and Mars. The time lag is too great - all your packets would be considered to have timed out by the machine on the other end before they got to there.
I guess someone's going to have to come up with a new protocol.
There's a company here in Japan that sells water-cooling kits for Socket7 and Celeron CPUs, and they even have a version that uses a peltier chip between the CPU and the water-cooling unit... I think the kits were called "Poseidon" or something similar.
A magazine here did a review of the kits a while ago, and they found that even with the peltier chip, the improvement is generally only one bus-speed higher. Try to cool the CPU too hard and you get condensation, too...
Congrats! You just took the grand prize for "most dorky comment from an AC"!
Well done.
Wow! I managed to not understand a word the Intel spokesman said. I guess that means I'm not allowed to buy a PIII or something, huh?
Yeah, I've found it hard to get into too - for the time being, grab it from here. (Please! No
Enjoyed your article on installing Linux on a Vaio in Linux Japan last month.
(Apologies if I'm mistaken...)
I didn't see anyone else mention it, so...
TCP/IP can't be used between Earth and Mars. The time lag is too great - all your packets would be considered to have timed out by the machine on the other end before they got to there.
I guess someone's going to have to come up with a new protocol.
I found one thing that some people won't like - the acronym is GPL....;)
I bought a Voodoo2 card yesterday, and had Quake2 running within an hour of installing it in my box.
You did read the Quake-HOWTO, didn't you? Does the 3DFX test app give you the blue screen? If not, you've set something up wrong...
In driver/sound/sb_ess.c, change the "extern int esstype" to "int esstype" and it should make OK.
There's a company here in Japan that sells water-cooling kits for Socket7 and Celeron CPUs, and they even have a version that uses a peltier chip between the CPU and the water-cooling unit... I think the kits were called "Poseidon" or something similar.
A magazine here did a review of the kits a while ago, and they found that even with the peltier chip, the improvement is generally only one bus-speed higher. Try to cool the CPU too hard and you get condensation, too...