except my PC is just enclosed in the desk cabinet with a door. This helps a bit but the thing that made the biggest difference of all the things I tried was to use a bigger fan. A 90mm cpu fan can run much slower at a equal flow rate to a 60mm cpu fan and that reduces the noise the most.
I've always heard that the military has their own secure network. Why would the Army put any critical systems on the net given that they have their own network?
As I understand it, "Return to Castle Wolfenstein" is based on the Quake 3 engine. And there is certainly some beautiful outdoor terrian scenes in that game.
Imagine a beowulf cluster of lawyers! Think of those who sue the asbestos and tobacco companies!
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I still remember the OCF at Berkeley back in 1995. All they had were basically a half dozen donated Apollo Unix computers. And the access terminal were basically VT100 green screens.
I tried 3 types of "quiet" fans and sound absorbtion padding and what worked the best is a Zalman flower cooler. They are about $28 with a speed adjustment control included. With my Athlon XP 1800, I was able to reduce the speed to the minimum with only a 4C hit on temperature from my ultra fast CPU fan I had originally. Now the next source of noise is the fan on my video card!
Scientists have been able to get much older air sample through ice cores in the artic/antartic region. There are often air pocket in these cores which they can analyze to get some idea.
Where do you think the IP the lawyer sells comes from? You have to give the engineers who created the IP as much credit. Without both parts of the equation, nothing would happen.
I have an old Pentium 166 w/ 64MB and S3 virge video card lying around which I might use to play around with this stuff. Assuming no X Windows, will this be adequate to run OpenBSD without swapping to the harddrive much?
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So how many library of congresses will fit into one sugar cube?
I don't think even Oracle had the drop column feature until Oracle 8i or something.
the University of Nineteen
Yet again I will be able to get "backup" copies of all the music and videos I soon plan to buy!
Okay if an anonymous coward vouches for it then it is settled. I'll go buy the book right now.
If I used the AAlib library (http://aa-project.sourceforge.net/aalib/), can I get ghost is a shell?
except my PC is just enclosed in the desk cabinet with a door. This helps a bit but the thing that made the biggest difference of all the things I tried was to use a bigger fan. A 90mm cpu fan can run much slower at a equal flow rate to a 60mm cpu fan and that reduces the noise the most.
"My computer has a xp 1600+ processor, yet gedit for example took 16 seconds to start (time gedit, then close the window as fast as possible)."
You got to be kidding. I just did this on my PII 350 system (with average components) and the startup time for gedit was 3.173s (real time.)
I've always heard that the military has their own secure network. Why would the Army put any critical systems on the net given that they have their own network?
If you read the article, it points to a website which allows contribution to his defense fund.
http://www.unixguru.com/
As I understand it, "Return to Castle Wolfenstein" is based on the Quake 3 engine. And there is certainly some beautiful outdoor terrian scenes in that game.
This time LinuxWorld starts before my school does. That means I cannot excuse myself from my work saying I have some "school issues" to deal with!
That's easy
Imagine a beowulf cluster of lawyers! Think of those who sue the asbestos and tobacco companies!
I still remember the OCF at Berkeley back in 1995. All they had were basically a half dozen donated Apollo Unix computers. And the access terminal were basically VT100 green screens.
You could build a truth table for the majority function, get the minterms and write an equation using bitwise operations.
Imagine a beowulf cluster of GPUs!
cyperpunks/cypherpunks
Now I must say lots of gibberish so that this post goes through any lameness filter that exists. Hopefully what I wrote is enough.
I tried 3 types of "quiet" fans and sound absorbtion padding and what worked the best is a Zalman flower cooler. They are about $28 with a speed adjustment control included. With my Athlon XP 1800, I was able to reduce the speed to the minimum with only a 4C hit on temperature from my ultra fast CPU fan I had originally. Now the next source of noise is the fan on my video card!
Since a windows system has an administrator account instead of a root account, shouldn't that be "lets you administrate a user's computer"?
Scientists have been able to get much older air sample through ice cores in the artic/antartic region. There are often air pocket in these cores which they can analyze to get some idea.
Where do you think the IP the lawyer sells comes from? You have to give the engineers who created the IP as much credit. Without both parts of the equation, nothing would happen.
I heard Darth Vader is Luke's father and Leia is Luke's sister!
I have an old Pentium 166 w/ 64MB and S3 virge video card lying around which I might use to play around with this stuff. Assuming no X Windows, will this be adequate to run OpenBSD without swapping to the harddrive much?
God is real but 42 is an integer!