1 rtr129-93-1 (129.93.1.253) 1.188 ms 0.987 ms 1.021 ms
2 nh-c1-ge2-3 (129.93.3.21) 1.04 ms 1.269 ms 1.306 ms
3 wsec6c1 (129.93.4.237) 1.138 ms 1.031 ms 0.991 ms
4 unl-b2-ge2-0 (129.93.5.9) 1.072 ms 1.015 ms 1.009 ms
5 ks-2-a10-34.r.greatplains.net (164.113.234.134) 6.25 ms 5.991 ms 5.857 ms
6 164.113.238.149 (164.113.238.149) 6.236 ms 6.26 ms 6.021 ms
7 ks-2-abilene-ks.r.greatplains.net (164.113.238.193) 6.244 ms 6.139 ms 6.147 ms
8 dnvrng-kscyng.abilene.ucaid.edu (198.32.8.13) 19.624 ms 16.8 ms 25.592 ms
9 snvang-dnvrng.abilene.ucaid.edu (198.32.8.1) 41.925 ms 42.392 ms 41.965 ms 10 losang-snvang.abilene.ucaid.edu (198.32.8.94) 49.233 ms 49.033 ms 49.442 ms 11 hpr-lax-gsr1--abilene-LA-10ge.cenic.net (137.164.25.2) 49.51 ms 49.193 ms 50.6 ms 12 sdg-hpr1--lax-hpr1-10ge.-l3.cenic.net (137.164.25.5) 52.707 ms 53.57 ms 52.723 ms 13 hpr-sdsc-sdsc2--sdg-hpr-ge.cenic.net (137.164.27.54) 53.102 ms 52.966 ms 52.942 ms 14 medusa.sdsc.edu (132.249.30.10) 52.804 ms 53.187 ms 52.894 ms 15 www.dhs.gov (192.31.21.68) 52.887 ms 53.052 ms 53.007 ms
You need to have someone check if the antenna cable is properly plugged in, and that the antennas are in their proper positions (some of the tiBooks had problems with them getting loose).
That's if the problem is with the powerbook. How well do other notebooks see the basestation?
If you have a SOny device, it supports memory stick. You don't have to go around guessing.
Right.
Would that be MemoryStick, Memorystick Duo, MemoryStick Pro, MemoryStick Pro Duo, or Memorystick with memory select?
Just don't forget the Magic Gate! cite.
Memorystick is one of the bigger clusterfarks there is.
...at least when running the spiffo graphics. (for some reason, the mac used *much* less cpu for that)
They were about neck-and-neck without the spiffo graphics, although the mac seemed slightly faster. (Hard to tell, since they were different clockspeeds *and* datasets.) Averages here...
This is on P2 and P3 chips. The Celerons were 3-5 times slower because it couldn't keep the data in cache.
Keep in mind that Seti@Home doesn't use Altivec or MMX.
Buying a second expensive home keeps homebuilders employed. It keeps third world factories busy churning out electrical outlets and network cabling. It keeps people fed.
Buying stuff keeps the world from starving.
If you want to see the effects of knee-jerk "you shouldn't have that" liberalism, just take a look at what the ~1990 "Luxury Tax" did to the American boat-building industry. Taxes and communist attitudes _NEVER_ increase quality of life.
Being responsible is buying stuff so someone else can make a living.
dithering a 4-bit (16 value) field would get 31 values. The neighbor of each pixel would either be the same value, or the next highest value, except if it was the max value, so (2^x)*2-1.
That's fine for the 31, but doesn't explain the 61.
Now, what if for the 61, they were alternating two 31-value(4 bit dithered) fields? That's 31+31-1 or 61. Bingo. Probably green.
So, the M130 _does_ have 16-bit color. R(4bit)+G(4bit)+G(4bit)+B(4bit) most likely. The _screen_ on the other hand may only have a 4-bit datapath to each element R(4bit)+G(4bit)+B(4bit)=12 bits.
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traceroute results for: www.elitetorrents.org
1 rtr129-93-1 (129.93.1.253) 1.188 ms 0.987 ms 1.021 ms
2 nh-c1-ge2-3 (129.93.3.21) 1.04 ms 1.269 ms 1.306 ms
3 wsec6c1 (129.93.4.237) 1.138 ms 1.031 ms 0.991 ms
4 unl-b2-ge2-0 (129.93.5.9) 1.072 ms 1.015 ms 1.009 ms
5 ks-2-a10-34.r.greatplains.net (164.113.234.134) 6.25 ms 5.991 ms 5.857 ms
6 164.113.238.149 (164.113.238.149) 6.236 ms 6.26 ms 6.021 ms
7 ks-2-abilene-ks.r.greatplains.net (164.113.238.193) 6.244 ms 6.139 ms 6.147 ms
8 dnvrng-kscyng.abilene.ucaid.edu (198.32.8.13) 19.624 ms 16.8 ms 25.592 ms
9 snvang-dnvrng.abilene.ucaid.edu (198.32.8.1) 41.925 ms 42.392 ms 41.965 ms
10 losang-snvang.abilene.ucaid.edu (198.32.8.94) 49.233 ms 49.033 ms 49.442 ms
11 hpr-lax-gsr1--abilene-LA-10ge.cenic.net (137.164.25.2) 49.51 ms 49.193 ms 50.6 ms
12 sdg-hpr1--lax-hpr1-10ge.-l3.cenic.net (137.164.25.5) 52.707 ms 53.57 ms 52.723 ms
13 hpr-sdsc-sdsc2--sdg-hpr-ge.cenic.net (137.164.27.54) 53.102 ms 52.966 ms 52.942 ms
14 medusa.sdsc.edu (132.249.30.10) 52.804 ms 53.187 ms 52.894 ms
15 www.dhs.gov (192.31.21.68) 52.887 ms 53.052 ms 53.007 ms
(using http://ping.unl.edu/ )
Interestingly, www.dhs.gov is hosted by Akami's server network, however, that IP only hosts the takedown page.
Asteroid 2030
The overclocked iMac
Or this?
"works", as long as you take the time to get them talking to each other.
This was in the Daily Nebraskan and other college newspapers today.
Know any of them?
Looks better too.
http://www.nasawatch.com/archives/000193.html
Overclocked processor, and case lighting to make it go even faster.
Still could use a video-out. Hmm...
Uh, I have OS X running on an iMac with 192MB of memory. It will run fine on a iMac/233 too.
What were you smoking, again?
You need to have someone check if the antenna cable is properly plugged in, and that the antennas are in their proper positions (some of the tiBooks had problems with them getting loose).
That's if the problem is with the powerbook. How well do other notebooks see the basestation?
I can make a *real* newsgroup. Ph33R M3!
(It's not rocket science. You just have to know the right codes to put in a newsgroup post.)
Bah!
SCREEN 9!!!
640x350! 16 out of 64 colors!
_That_ was luxury!
If you have a SOny device, it supports memory stick. You don't have to go around guessing.
Right.
Would that be MemoryStick, Memorystick Duo, MemoryStick Pro, MemoryStick Pro Duo, or Memorystick with memory select?
Just don't forget the Magic Gate!
cite.
Memorystick is one of the bigger clusterfarks there is.
Is add lighting
Overclocked too!
On my UNIX machine, Command-C copies, Command-V pastes, Command-X cuts, and Command-Shift-U opens a highlighted URL in the web browser.
Oh, and Control-C breaks out of command line programs, like it should.
Actually, they have DVI-I which is DVI and VGA on the same connector.
Not to be confused with DVI-D, which is digital only, or DVI-A which is VGA only (Gah! Good thing that isn't official spec.)
You can go from a DVI-I output to an ADC display with a $30, and that can work on Wintel machines.
It knows you plugged a printer in.
You know you plugged a printer in.
You print to the printer, toggling the pop-up list of printers in the print dialog, if need be.
Windows, on the other hand, screams "LOOK WHAT I CAN DO!" like a 5-year-old to his mommy.
All true geeks boot their Macs in verbose mode. The uber-geeks boot to single-user and manually load the TCP stack.
I used an old PrimeStar dish to catch a falling ceiling. ...or at least most of the wet stuff.
...at least when running the spiffo graphics. (for some reason, the mac used *much* less cpu for that)
They were about neck-and-neck without the spiffo graphics, although the mac seemed slightly faster.
(Hard to tell, since they were different clockspeeds *and*
datasets.) Averages here...
This is on P2 and P3 chips. The Celerons were 3-5 times slower because it couldn't keep the data in cache.
Keep in mind that Seti@Home doesn't use Altivec or MMX.
Actually, the Mono Turbos were faster, but only because they only had to deal with 2-bit grayscale instead of 16-bit color.
The styling is better too. (no separate soundbox)
I still use the used one I bought 6 years ago.
Buying a second expensive home keeps homebuilders employed. It keeps third world factories busy churning out electrical outlets and network cabling. It keeps people fed.
Buying stuff keeps the world from starving.
If you want to see the effects of knee-jerk "you shouldn't have that" liberalism, just take a look at what the ~1990 "Luxury Tax" did to the American boat-building industry. Taxes and communist attitudes _NEVER_ increase quality of life.
Being responsible is buying stuff so someone else can make a living.
If it factors to 31*31*61:
dithering a 4-bit (16 value) field would get 31 values.
The neighbor of each pixel would either be the same value, or the next
highest value, except if it was the max value, so (2^x)*2-1.
That's fine for the 31, but doesn't explain the 61.
Now, what if for the 61, they were alternating two 31-value(4 bit dithered)
fields? That's 31+31-1 or 61. Bingo. Probably green.
So, the M130 _does_ have 16-bit color. R(4bit)+G(4bit)+G(4bit)+B(4bit) most
likely. The _screen_ on the other hand may only have a 4-bit datapath to
each element R(4bit)+G(4bit)+B(4bit)=12 bits.
What do you think sirs?