"With a 750GB hard drive selling under $100, what has changed?"
Well, when I had a 20GB HDD, movies were 700MB each, maybe 1.4GB the largest ones. Now it's true that we have HDD ten times larger, but also we have HD movies of at least 4.3GB each. And complete series. And comics. And games spanning on Dual Layer DVDs. I never wasted 4GB for swap(as I have 2GB of RAM).
Well, it seems I didn't see the forest because of all that trees. Thank you all for your kind replies, the solution for my problem is obvious: Google Apps. I don't know why I had the impression that Google Apps only targets organizations and such and I didn't want to abuse their service and someday to find my account suspended. I already have a domain so the most easy, cheap and comfortable way will be to use Google Apps on it. And if Google fails to satisfy me, I have a few dozens options, including some offers I got on my email. So thank you all.
This was an option, but this requires having a PC running all the time. I sometimes have a FTP server for my personal needs, but hosting an email server 24/7 for business is out of the question, at least for the time being.
Godspeed, Opportunity!
Remember that Opportunity and Spirit are on their 5th year on the Martian surface. Their mission were initially planned to last no more than 3 months. Bravo!
Godspeed, Opportunity!
Remember that Opportunity and Spirit are on their 5th year on the Martian surface. Their mission were initially planned to last no more than 3 months. Bravo!
Aww, but look in TFA at that tin foil that covers the probe, I bet the Indian engineers saw that in NASA's documentaries and thought that it would look realy nice on their little cheap lunar probe too. The Indian probe is sooo cute!
Cost might be an issue, but maybe you will need only ONE flash stick to rule them all. One 1-5TB stick may be on market in 5-7 years and why having a stockpile fo optical disk when I can have all my porn^Wmovie collection at my keyring (the real keyring, not the virtual one)?
Just a few days ago I trashed more than half of my optical disk movie/software collection, since now I can have them all on my 1TB HDD array.
Recently I tried to destroy a few CD with personal data that I didn't need anymore, but also didn't want to get into the wrong hands. Not having a hammer, I tried to scratch the cd with a knife. The data could still be read. I tried putting the scratched CD in boiling water. After a few minutes in hot water, the now scratched and boiled CD can still be read. Finally, my eyes glance to the microwave oven. This finally solved my problem, as sparks and drifts formed on my CD that helped a lot in mechanically disabled it without a hammer. So yeah, CDs are damned resistent.
Well, you can have either the haisencow's orientation or it's velocity, but never both. So, if the cow is facing north, it could have *ANY* velocity. Beware!
The lab's notebook may be a legal document, but you can easily put false statements there. What's beyond the notebook? The files on the computer, but I hardly believe they could be used in court. And with the right tool (a hexeditor, maybe?) you can touch and modify almost any result stored in almost any computer (except maybe when you have tighter security policies like digital signature or restrictive user access, but I doubt this is the case in the vast majority of labs).
Well, that would explain the lower population number in Norway, for instance, where Wikipedia says that they are only 4.7 millions inhabitants in such a beautiful country.
If your vitamin D level gets down during winter and you catch a rainy summer, you're doomed!
I've recently get my hands on Star Trek: The Kobayashi Alternative and played it on DosBox emulator. It was fun, but it really didn't get me into it more than a few hours.
My first real game (chronologically) played on PC was, I think, Wolfestein3D and Dyna, quickly followd by Doom, Doom2, Quake, Quake2 and Quake3. I've stopped there. I have Quake4, but I didn't played it for more then 5 hours. It's not that much about what game you play, I think there's more about the company and the atmosphere surrounding the game experience. (I was playing Quake and Doom in multiplayer, I found single player games really boring).
Amateurs...
Mininova, The Pirate Bay and sometimes, for stuff really hard to find, IsoHunt (ugly interface). You wouldn't see any of those ones closed in the foreseable future. (Hopefully... keep your fingers crossed, just in case)
Funny how, on the official IE7 page, there is no option yet to download IE7 for XPSP3.
I've installed SP3 offline, over my SP2, but there was no IE7 with it.
But it's ok, IE6 is doing fine over here, not stressing him to much since the Mozilla launched Firefox.
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"With a 750GB hard drive selling under $100, what has changed?"
Well, when I had a 20GB HDD, movies were 700MB each, maybe 1.4GB the largest ones. Now it's true that we have HDD ten times larger, but also we have HD movies of at least 4.3GB each. And complete series. And comics. And games spanning on Dual Layer DVDs. I never wasted 4GB for swap(as I have 2GB of RAM).
This one looks almost the same: http://www.google.com/search2001/search?q=Slackware&hl=en&btnG=Search
Well, it seems I didn't see the forest because of all that trees. Thank you all for your kind replies, the solution for my problem is obvious: Google Apps. I don't know why I had the impression that Google Apps only targets organizations and such and I didn't want to abuse their service and someday to find my account suspended. I already have a domain so the most easy, cheap and comfortable way will be to use Google Apps on it. And if Google fails to satisfy me, I have a few dozens options, including some offers I got on my email. So thank you all.
This was an option, but this requires having a PC running all the time. I sometimes have a FTP server for my personal needs, but hosting an email server 24/7 for business is out of the question, at least for the time being.
Godspeed, Opportunity! Remember that Opportunity and Spirit are on their 5th year on the Martian surface. Their mission were initially planned to last no more than 3 months. Bravo!
Oops, read that "4th year", my apologies.
Godspeed, Opportunity!
Remember that Opportunity and Spirit are on their 5th year on the Martian surface. Their mission were initially planned to last no more than 3 months. Bravo!
Aww, but look in TFA at that tin foil that covers the probe, I bet the Indian engineers saw that in NASA's documentaries and thought that it would look realy nice on their little cheap lunar probe too. The Indian probe is sooo cute!
Off course we're alive, they didn't start colliding stuff. We'll talk after that.. *evil laugh*
The Atlas guys uses KDE, yay!
LHC is a Phantom Zone projector!!
Cost might be an issue, but maybe you will need only ONE flash stick to rule them all. One 1-5TB stick may be on market in 5-7 years and why having a stockpile fo optical disk when I can have all my porn^Wmovie collection at my keyring (the real keyring, not the virtual one)? Just a few days ago I trashed more than half of my optical disk movie/software collection, since now I can have them all on my 1TB HDD array.
Recently I tried to destroy a few CD with personal data that I didn't need anymore, but also didn't want to get into the wrong hands. Not having a hammer, I tried to scratch the cd with a knife. The data could still be read. I tried putting the scratched CD in boiling water. After a few minutes in hot water, the now scratched and boiled CD can still be read. Finally, my eyes glance to the microwave oven. This finally solved my problem, as sparks and drifts formed on my CD that helped a lot in mechanically disabled it without a hammer. So yeah, CDs are damned resistent.
Nintendo DS?! Come on man, get the real thing, PSP!
Well, you can have either the haisencow's orientation or it's velocity, but never both. So, if the cow is facing north, it could have *ANY* velocity. Beware!
They've laughed at Jules Verne too.
(Vanilla Sky)
I can't wait the .torrent edition of ScienceDirect, the prices there more than high.
http://coca.cola/
The lab's notebook may be a legal document, but you can easily put false statements there. What's beyond the notebook? The files on the computer, but I hardly believe they could be used in court. And with the right tool (a hexeditor, maybe?) you can touch and modify almost any result stored in almost any computer (except maybe when you have tighter security policies like digital signature or restrictive user access, but I doubt this is the case in the vast majority of labs).
Well, that would explain the lower population number in Norway, for instance, where Wikipedia says that they are only 4.7 millions inhabitants in such a beautiful country.
If your vitamin D level gets down during winter and you catch a rainy summer, you're doomed!
Is the other universe hosting a planet-sized pink alien monster that will date and finally break-up with our universe?
"Free laptop = 5xRomanian education system."
Yeah, and unlimitted access to free porn also!
I've recently get my hands on Star Trek: The Kobayashi Alternative and played it on DosBox emulator. It was fun, but it really didn't get me into it more than a few hours.
My first real game (chronologically) played on PC was, I think, Wolfestein3D and Dyna, quickly followd by Doom, Doom2, Quake, Quake2 and Quake3. I've stopped there. I have Quake4, but I didn't played it for more then 5 hours.
It's not that much about what game you play, I think there's more about the company and the atmosphere surrounding the game experience. (I was playing Quake and Doom in multiplayer, I found single player games really boring).
Amateurs...
Mininova, The Pirate Bay and sometimes, for stuff really hard to find, IsoHunt (ugly interface). You wouldn't see any of those ones closed in the foreseable future. (Hopefully... keep your fingers crossed, just in case)
killall -9 *orrent* /mnt/storage/downloads/*
rm -rf
There, I should be safe now.
Funny how, on the official IE7 page, there is no option yet to download IE7 for XPSP3.
I've installed SP3 offline, over my SP2, but there was no IE7 with it.
But it's ok, IE6 is doing fine over here, not stressing him to much since the Mozilla launched Firefox.
So... where can I register a .su domain?