This is another one of those PCs that attempts to be an entertainment appliance, but still is in a big clunking box. This one is 19" deep. Entertainment centers are designed for big stereo reciever which at most is 15" deep.
I looked for the perfect case, and failed. They simply do not make a 15" deep case with 2 or threee bays.
Your options are: fv24/25 shuttle box. bookpc. Put a flexatx MB in your Apex DVD player case.
>... computers of 2009 will resemble... flexible place mat. > It will be an illuminated touch sensitive pad. >... when not typing a finger can: > TAP > Double-Tap > DR
Again, you are assuming that I am a one fingered monkey.
Ever think that I could tap with two or tree fingers? Hint 1: Compare tapping with 4 fingers to quaddripple clicking (think new user). Hint 2: Ask a proffesional piano player to play with one finger.
Note that you are limiting yourself to the UI of 1982. All GUI 's current suck (Windows, Apple, Linux). They all are clicking and dragging windows about. Hopefully by 2009, we can use something based on new thought.
"Sonny wanted the term of copyright protection to
last forever. I am informed by staff that such a
change would violate the Constitution. I invite all of
you to work with me to strengthen our copyright
laws in all of the ways available to us. As you know,
there is also Jack Valenti's [of the MPAA] proposal
for term to last forever less one day. Perhaps the
Committee may look at that next Congress."
> People dont want to believe that there is a being somwhere in the heavens that is superior to them, a being that created them and the universe [...] in six days.
Some guy came down from a mountain and said a burning bush told him how the earth was formed. The story incorporates several parts of the story that his Sumerian relatives had told him (Gilgamesh).
I will not accept any theory blindly, evolution, creation or otherwise. You must consider the credibility, date, and author of any theory before accepting anything. Please read Genesis again. It's funny:)
While the standard does narrow RPM to a subset of commands. The set of commands seems too large, and the syntax of the commands is ambiguous. Should the commands always allow all GNU options or could a subset (like busybox) be sufficient.
The required command syntax should be complete spelled out, so you could write a portable rpm. If the command set was known, you could write rpm such that it is independent of system tools and does not require the root user to use --root option. This could be good for embedded systems.
rpm and busybox could share a.so.
As long as the monopoly makes products that are perfect for you, then it is hard to complain. If the product is not perfect for you (say you wanted a ppc linux box that didn't look like it came for Toys'R'us), then you are out of luck.
You may also want to consider WebKNotes
(webknotes.sourceforge.net) as a knowledge database.
It has support for html,text,wiki,and htxt files.
Everything is stored in a directory hierarchy, it has authentication and it has many choices for look and feel.
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Not to pick on you, but any old high school grad
can do sys admin.
If you are good, then you will get bored/sick quickly.
Going to college at least puts some new thought/ideas in your head.
The year convention is obviously broke when the
project is late.
This is another one of those PCs that attempts to be an entertainment appliance, but still is in a big clunking box. This one is 19" deep. Entertainment centers are designed for big stereo reciever which at most is 15" deep.
I looked for the perfect case, and failed.
They simply do not make a 15" deep case with 2 or threee bays.
Your options are:
fv24/25 shuttle box.
bookpc.
Put a flexatx MB in your Apex DVD player case.
Does the device follow any standard protocol?
Unix/Linux decided printing is not really needed.
Being future minded, Unix/Linux is "Paperless Society ready".
>... computers of 2009 will resemble ... flexible place mat. ... when not typing a finger can :
> It will be an illuminated touch sensitive pad.
>
> TAP
> Double-Tap
> DR
Again, you are assuming that I am a one fingered monkey.
Ever think that I could tap with two or tree fingers?
Hint 1: Compare tapping with 4 fingers to quaddripple clicking (think new user).
Hint 2: Ask a proffesional piano player to
play with one finger.
Note that you are limiting yourself to the UI of 1982.
All GUI 's current suck (Windows, Apple, Linux).
They all are clicking and dragging windows about.
Hopefully by 2009, we can use something based on new thought.
No more double/tripple clicking or key combination clicking please.
I have five fingers and I know how to use them all. Support mice that let me.
Sorry, I've been out of college a while, but real CS schools still teach in UNIX, right?
And they were designed for ripping the guts out
and replacing with a PC?
Maybe if the case was bigger, then you could squeeze a CDROM in.
-don
If only notebooks would allow you to easily underclock, then you run at lower power and not bake your lap or boil water.
Say that I have a paypal account and I "upgraded" to "premier" because paypal told me it's better.
Now say that I donate $100 to some site. (say vorbis.org). Ok it says I sent $100, no other message.
They get a message. "Do you want to accept $100?"
They accept. Problem is that only $96.60 was put in the account. No message or warning about the premier fee (2.9% +$0.50) taken.
It was a donation, so the organization does not complain. I was never told about the fee, so I don't complain.
So how much in hidden fees did PayPal rip people off with $200,000? Of course they give you special treatment.
"Sonny wanted the term of copyright protection to last forever. I am informed by staff that such a change would violate the Constitution. I invite all of you to work with me to strengthen our copyright laws in all of the ways available to us. As you know, there is also Jack Valenti's [of the MPAA] proposal for term to last forever less one day. Perhaps the Committee may look at that next Congress."
A sweet note telling how Emperor Claudius beheaded St. Valentine in 270 CE, and compare this to your relationship somehow.
> People dont want to believe that there is a being somwhere in the heavens that is superior to them, a being that created them and the universe [...] in six days.
:)
Some guy came down from a mountain and said a burning bush told him how the earth was formed. The story incorporates several parts of the story that his Sumerian relatives had told him (Gilgamesh).
I will not accept any theory blindly, evolution, creation or otherwise. You must consider the credibility, date, and author of any theory before accepting anything. Please read Genesis again. It's funny
"Isn't it funny how that bible states that the earth is round? and this was written in the bible when the earth was still considered to be flat."
The Bible is a funny,inconsistent and greatly altered book in general. But the bible's authors believed the earth to be flat.
The view in Genesis was that of a flat eath protected by a firmament dome.
Danial speeks of a tree growing in the center of the world.
Revelations speeks of angels at the four corners of the earth.
Google for "flat earth" and bible and you find
sites like:
http://infoweb.magi.com/~godfree/flaterth.html
While the standard does narrow RPM to a subset of commands. The set of commands seems too large, and the syntax of the commands is ambiguous. Should the commands always allow all GNU options or could a subset (like busybox) be sufficient.
.so.
The required command syntax should be complete spelled out, so you could write a portable rpm. If the command set was known, you could write rpm such that it is independent of system tools and does not require the root user to use --root option. This could be good for embedded systems.
rpm and busybox could share a
because version numbers are often free marketing.
3 somehow means compressed music.
4 is better than 3 (of course).
As long as the monopoly makes products that are perfect for you, then it is hard to complain. If the product is not perfect for you (say you wanted a ppc linux box that didn't look like it came for Toys'R'us), then you are out of luck.
You may also want to consider WebKNotes
(webknotes.sourceforge.net) as a knowledge database.
It has support for html,text,wiki,and htxt files.
Everything is stored in a directory hierarchy, it has authentication and it has many choices for look and feel.
The GNU mob may mod you down,
:)
But you are not alone.
I don't like political bs, so I try not to use a distro that is compelled to follow RMS commandments.
I stopped using Mandrake when they renamed it to Mandrake GNU/Linux.
I'm waiting for a Debian clone "Linux distro"
I may start rolling my own soon, since "they all suck".
Either you need to go on a diet, or go to the store more.
I have walked to the store at the last four places that I have lived. I buy what I can carry ( I do not use a cart in the store). It's good excercise.
Some people always use the elevator, and drive two blocks away. Then they go to the gym and use the stair machine and treadmill.
If you really wanted to create a biosphere:
- Put the dome under water, to insure a good seal.
- Have an elevator shaft to the surface that you can seal easily, and introduce new "contestants.
- Have escape hatches in case elevator problems.
- Give a few million dollars to the person who can stand living isolated with plants longest.
- Put it on TV so it is self-funding of course.
2.4.0-? frame buffer had some problems with edge offset.
-2.4.5 usb-storage was flakey.
2.4.6 usb stablized.
2.4.15 broken
2.4.16 first stable version with ext3
2.4.16 ide-scsi hangs with some cd-recorders
2.4.17 seems stable for me.
We could have high speed acrross the US, and have "Johnny Cars" like this in every city.
Watch the road sometime, and notice how many thousands of dollars drive by in 4+ person vehicals, each carrying 1 person.
Americans fight in the middle east, so that someday every city can be like LA.
Issues that I have with my Fv24:
- Bios does not allow overclocking or underclocking. I want to underclock and run fanless.
- There is space for 2 5.25 bays, they should have put two in.
- Mine did NOT come with a CPU fan.
- The FlexATX back panel is a little non-standard, and there is no removable back panel plate. It may be hard to put another FlexATX MB in there.