...display full resolution 1920x1080i HDTV, then the only thing out there is a high-end CRT. I've looked everywhere and noone make a DLP or LCD Projector or plasma or LCD flat panel which can display full reolution HDTV (except for the apple 23"cinema display, and possibly other computer models at this size, but that's not for TV)
the only limiting factor is lack of support by one or another OS, which is the fault of no one writing drivers for cross compatibility, so you can't really blame one OS over another
Jackass, pay attention, 250GB HD, partitioned into 40GB chunks, that be broke.
anyway, I'm sure Partition Magic is capable of creating FAT32 drives of at least as large as FAT32's practical limit of 2TB [ (2^32)*512bytes/cluster ], possibly even the technical limit of 140TB [ (2^32)*32768bytes/cluster ] though I'm not sure about that
He didn't say anything about running sys from windows. but freedos has it's own version of sys.com that plops it's kernel.sys and command.com onto a disk just nicely.
I serioously doubt that EFI won't have a compatibility with old BIOS routines when it first comes out. If it didn't, that'd be intel shooting themselves in the knees.
plexiglass, lexan, acrylic?
anyway I don't like clear cases, I don't even like windowed cases. I'm just looking for a normal nice looking metal case that will fit into a particular space without any gaps.
1. Because I don't want it looking like sh|+ 2. because all that extra space could be used for air flow, possible water block and resevoir and other watercooling related parts, part of which is this water chiller idea I've had since I first read about water cooling. 3. damn plenty of space for lots of harddrives 4. damn plenty of space for sound dampening, whether I co air or water cooled 5. the space I want to shove it in is a wooden frame anyway, it's a 5 year old bush computer desk with a compartment for a system
That one is really quite ugly, it looks like a fusion of 1920s art-deco and traditional japanese, and done particularly badly. the builer's site has this at the bottom of the description: "It is absolutely unique", yeah, for thinking he can get away with selling it for $3250 to $3450.
Then I guess there's no company that makes them approx this size stock then?
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Well 6 formats anyway, they still need to supprt the up to 4 SD and MD sub-channels that ATSC is capable of transmitting. they can use upconversion if they want but they still have to be supported.
This is actually the first time I've ever heard of a High School Sci-Fi Literature class, well one that centers on sci-fi anyway, I might've been more interested in my english class if my school offered it.
SCIENCE FICTION
Grades: 10-12
CR: 1/2
Prerequisite: None
Phase: 2
Science Fiction is an important genre in modern literature. In this course, students will read and view some of the classics as well as modern examples found in novels, short stories and videos. Major works will include Bradbury's Fahrenheit 451, Wells' The Time Machine, Orwell's 1984, and Asimov's I, Robot. Videos include The Day the Earth Stood Still, Close Encounters of the Third Kind, and the contemporary Independence Day. Class discussion, papers and tests will comprise the major work in the course.
I think timothy there read the page wrong, the donobi page says the personnal plan is unlimited bandwidth/month but no servers or bandwidth resale are allowed, where the business plan is 5Gb/month + $3/additional Gb and does allow servers on it.
now as for Gb vs GB, I really hope their use of Gb is a typo and they aren't using Gb as the proper Gigabit, cause that would mean only 640megabytes/month, and thinking everyone will think they mean 5GB/month (40Gb/month), that could be quite a nasty lawsuit
in the international english layout, it's used for typing in charactors such as: ¼½¾''¥×
and with a shift you get: £÷ÄÅÉÜÚÍÓÖÁÐØ
Most are quite useful keys even if you do only speak english
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I don't know if they'd accept like this it or not, but-self adhesive lamination from any office supply store.
...display full resolution 1920x1080i HDTV, then the only thing out there is a high-end CRT. I've looked everywhere and noone make a DLP or LCD Projector or plasma or LCD flat panel which can display full reolution HDTV (except for the apple 23"cinema display, and possibly other computer models at this size, but that's not for TV)
the only limiting factor is lack of support by one or another OS, which is the fault of no one writing drivers for cross compatibility, so you can't really blame one OS over another
Jackass, pay attention, 250GB HD, partitioned into 40GB chunks, that be broke.
anyway, I'm sure Partition Magic is capable of creating FAT32 drives of at least as large as FAT32's practical limit of 2TB [ (2^32)*512bytes/cluster ], possibly even the technical limit of 140TB [ (2^32)*32768bytes/cluster ] though I'm not sure about that
how cheap? I wouldn't mind having an ibook, it'd be my first laptop ever. my email is visible but obsfucated
if he's developing for windows? I know it doesn't say so, but it's possible.
with a BeOS boot floppy you still need either the CD or a partition with BeOS installed on it for it to work though
He didn't say anything about running sys from windows. but freedos has it's own version of sys.com that plops it's kernel.sys and command.com onto a disk just nicely.
I serioously doubt that EFI won't have a compatibility with old BIOS routines when it first comes out. If it didn't, that'd be intel shooting themselves in the knees.
I more has to do with DOS not supporting NTFS. Whether WinXP has a true DOS mode or not has absolutely nothing to do with it.
that would be your third mouse button
plexiglass, lexan, acrylic? anyway I don't like clear cases, I don't even like windowed cases. I'm just looking for a normal nice looking metal case that will fit into a particular space without any gaps.
those PCMods one are actually quite nice, but still the wrong size
1. Because I don't want it looking like sh|+
2. because all that extra space could be used for air flow, possible water block and resevoir and other watercooling related parts, part of which is this water chiller idea I've had since I first read about water cooling.
3. damn plenty of space for lots of harddrives
4. damn plenty of space for sound dampening, whether I co air or water cooled
5. the space I want to shove it in is a wooden frame anyway, it's a 5 year old bush computer desk with a compartment for a system
That one is really quite ugly, it looks like a fusion of 1920s art-deco and traditional japanese, and done particularly badly. the builer's site has this at the bottom of the description: "It is absolutely unique", yeah, for thinking he can get away with selling it for $3250 to $3450.
Then I guess there's no company that makes them approx this size stock then?
Well 6 formats anyway, they still need to supprt the up to 4 SD and MD sub-channels that ATSC is capable of transmitting. they can use upconversion if they want but they still have to be supported.
This is actually the first time I've ever heard of a High School Sci-Fi Literature class, well one that centers on sci-fi anyway, I might've been more interested in my english class if my school offered it.
I found this from a high school's course selection web site:
Hanover High's Sci-Fi Lit course
SCIENCE FICTION
Grades: 10-12
CR: 1/2
Prerequisite: None
Phase: 2
Science Fiction is an important genre in modern literature. In this course, students will read and view some of the classics as well as modern examples found in novels, short stories and videos. Major works will include Bradbury's Fahrenheit 451, Wells' The Time Machine, Orwell's 1984, and Asimov's I, Robot. Videos include The Day the Earth Stood Still, Close Encounters of the Third Kind, and the contemporary Independence Day. Class discussion, papers and tests will comprise the major work in the course.
I think timothy there read the page wrong, the donobi page says the personnal plan is unlimited bandwidth/month but no servers or bandwidth resale are allowed, where the business plan is 5Gb/month + $3/additional Gb and does allow servers on it.
now as for Gb vs GB, I really hope their use of Gb is a typo and they aren't using Gb as the proper Gigabit, cause that would mean only 640megabytes/month, and thinking everyone will think they mean 5GB/month (40Gb/month), that could be quite a nasty lawsuit
My dad's 35 year old Pioneer wood box stereo speakers. I haven't found any decently priced (under $200ea.) match to them so far.
What does algebraic vs. RPN math have to do with why this guy isn't able to get his L2 cache to work under linux??????
it was meant as a joke (and to continue the fine tradition) moron
No, I meant my right thumb, the one that sits on the mouse
what, all 131,072 of them???
in the international english layout, it's used for typing in charactors such as: ¼½¾''¥× and with a shift you get: £÷ÄÅÉÜÚÍÓÖÁÐØ Most are quite useful keys even if you do only speak english