I've seen burnouts done on front wheel drive cars:)
However, in this case, it was a lightened(over a thousand lbs of weight removed) Reliant K-Car, producing over 440hp(and torque to match). With the 2.5L 4-cylinder engine mated to a 3 speed automatic, it ran a quarter mile in 10.41 seconds at 132 mph.
you can "cheaply" buy 3U rack mount cases that hold 15 drives in hotswappable SATA or SCSI cages up front. Combined with a 3ware 9500-12, and leave 3 cages empty(or spare drives just not cabled up), this will give you 2.75 TB in each unit of raid5 storage. If you were really hard up for space, you could use a pair of 9500-8's and this would give you 3.25 TB per unit. Some 4U units hold 16 drives, which gives you the full 3.5TB in 2 x raid5 arrays.
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haven't a clue, it's legal in ontario. I've seen a lot of americans shocked when i turn right on a red, even when it's legal in their state that i'm driving in.
Hell, I've been to 118 with my '97 Neon. People that modify the speedometer can hit the 140's.(it's normally governed to 118)
145 with my '96 T/A, and I was running out of straightaway long before I could hit redline.
Top end on a stock recent Firebird/Camaro is around 159. Drag limited.
However, there was one tire option when buying that would get you governed from the factory to somewhere around 118. Rather dumb move to cheap out on the tires.:)
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well, if it was a japanese toilet, i'd half expect the bowl to have a water heater built in.
if the gasoline didn't hit the seat warmer first...
I've seen burnouts done on front wheel drive cars :)
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However, in this case, it was a lightened(over a thousand lbs of weight removed) Reliant K-Car, producing over 440hp(and torque to match). With the 2.5L 4-cylinder engine mated to a 3 speed automatic, it ran a quarter mile in 10.41 seconds at 132 mph.
Not your average grocery-getter.
i take it you've never seen someone do a burnout.
my car can _easily_ spin the back tires with the regular brake fully applied, let alone the parking brake(which is completely useless)
because firefox on windows uses the Desktop as the default download location.
Chryslers are even easier, turn the key to ON(not start) and back to off, on, off, on... the check engine light will start to flash the codes.
There are powerpoint, word and excel readers available for download from MS's site.
However, I've never found a free Project viewer.
lowest point: Pacific Ocean 0 m
highest point: unnamed location 2 m
That sounds like a fancy way of saying a 6 foot high pile of bullshit.
Back in about 1988 or so, they went after "Olympics of the Mind", who had to change their name to Odyssey of the Mind.
the 7 series card is fine, you don't even have to match the drive make. i had a d740x and a diamondmax 9 in a server once because i ran out of dm9's.
Why do you need a 64 bit pci slot for the 3ware?
And a dual cpu is vastly overkill for anything you're going to put down the ethernet card
you can "cheaply" buy 3U rack mount cases that hold 15 drives in hotswappable SATA or SCSI cages up front. Combined with a 3ware 9500-12, and leave 3 cages empty(or spare drives just not cabled up), this will give you 2.75 TB in each unit of raid5 storage. If you were really hard up for space, you could use a pair of 9500-8's and this would give you 3.25 TB per unit. Some 4U units hold 16 drives, which gives you the full 3.5TB in 2 x raid5 arrays.
university of windsor?
last I heard it's still not fixed.
haven't a clue, it's legal in ontario. I've seen a lot of americans shocked when i turn right on a red, even when it's legal in their state that i'm driving in.
somewhere around 70-100 meg/s
I hope you're aware you're wrong.
SCSI stands for small computer system interface
SAS (serial attach SCSI) will be serial though.
That's only the interface, the drives are nowhere near that speed.
on the billto:, I just put my canadian street address/city, and then put MI in the State, and a michigan zip code in.
And then I put my US mailing address in the shipto:
Works a lot more than you'd think, some CC verifiers only check that your name and street address matches.
Some places only check that your name matches...
cost you maybe 25-30 bucks for a 2 gig hard drive, and if you actually looked, you could probably get an 8 for about that much.
Hell, my 96 T/A is classified as a SUB-compact.
It's something like 19 feet long, and wide. Goes by interior volume or something stupid like that. Weighs about 3450.
guess you have to be a member of the wheel group to mount it.
And every foot e-brake i've seen either had a pull lever under the dash to release it, or you had to push it down all the way to get it to release.
Neither strikes me as particular safe.
And stick the metorite in a glass case, and put that in the lobby of their corporate office.
and even more scary, he's flown it on only one engine, at 160kph.
IBM's netvista's have done the same thing, a black hood.
Has a pair of 92mm fans in it, not something I normally carry in my toolbox.
Hell, I've been to 118 with my '97 Neon. People that modify the speedometer can hit the 140's.(it's normally governed to 118)
:)
145 with my '96 T/A, and I was running out of straightaway long before I could hit redline.
Top end on a stock recent Firebird/Camaro is around 159. Drag limited.
However, there was one tire option when buying that would get you governed from the factory to somewhere around 118. Rather dumb move to cheap out on the tires.