You wouldn't need to defrag a solid state device since the benefit from defragging is shorter load times, due to the time it takes to search for something on the HDD platter. With solid state it would find it no matter where it is.
Holy crap, people actually paid more to use credit cards back then? People don't even carry cash anymore. I wonder how freaked out people would be now-a-days if I told them I was adding 3% to their purchase.
Over in the review they said that there is a button that just freezes the game. Did they mean the start button or what? I looked at the pictures of the controllers and I didn't see anything. Can anyone clarify?
Just because the consumers aren't getting anything from the suit, doesn't mean they're not getting anything. I have an HP and I know that I had to replace the hard drive 3 times, and at least one of those was probably a Fujitsu, but HP took care of it everytime, so they're really the ones taking the financial burden, so if they get some money from Fujitsu from it, I wouldn't be the least bit offended. Hopefully all the customers got the replacement drive like I did, and I don't think it'd be a bad thing that they personally don't reap financial benefits from it.
I know computer nerds aren't supposed to buy prebuilts, but it was bought for me, and HP really came through. I didn't even have to pay for shipping or any costs. Really made a good impression on me.
C'mon, these are some pretty weak April Fool's jokes this year. Although I would cry if this was true, I'm sure it isn't. I mean, it's not, right? Right?????
One more thing to point out it that a federal US judge did deem it legal to link to a website without the consent of the linked party, and that's just what the editors of Slashdot are doing. The consequence is just sometimes the unintentional DoS.
You know, during the rolling blackouts (I am in CA[California, not Canada]) I read a little about these guys and it doesn't seem they've really done lots of good, and I don't know whether or not it was because they just timed their moves very poorly or if they really are as dumb as they seem, but I'm for anything that could concievably bring the prices on broadband down a little:)
I'm a broke college student! $50 is way too much (not living in dorms if you couldn't tell)
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Telnet, ha! I use a laser pointer and a fiber optic line.
Holy crap, people actually paid more to use credit cards back then? People don't even carry cash anymore. I wonder how freaked out people would be now-a-days if I told them I was adding 3% to their purchase.
1. Make more episodes to sell to CN
2. Air them on FOX
3. Sell the DVDs.
Sounds like a winning plan to me. People won't stop their DVD collections just because the shows back on the air.
Over in the review they said that there is a button that just freezes the game. Did they mean the start button or what? I looked at the pictures of the controllers and I didn't see anything. Can anyone clarify?
I know computer nerds aren't supposed to buy prebuilts, but it was bought for me, and HP really came through. I didn't even have to pay for shipping or any costs. Really made a good impression on me.
I only know they don't because it was a question on Jeopardy :)
You know, during the rolling blackouts (I am in CA[California, not Canada]) I read a little about these guys and it doesn't seem they've really done lots of good, and I don't know whether or not it was because they just timed their moves very poorly or if they really are as dumb as they seem, but I'm for anything that could concievably bring the prices on broadband down a little :)
I'm a broke college student! $50 is way too much (not living in dorms if you couldn't tell)