It would get expensive but firing more than one missile at your target would defeat a laser that can only target one. The launch sites would have to be located far enough away from each other that the missiles would be out of the blast radius for most of the flight. With civilian GPSs and wireless communication, I'm sure it wouldn't be difficult to synchronize the firing so that the missiles reach the target at the same time. (GPSs not for guidance but for calculating firing delays)
"Give us a product at the lowest possible cost so we can maximize our profit. Damn the consumer."...They make crap because American corporations ask them to make crap.
Chapter 17 of the ever popular Practice of System and Network Administration (ISBN 0-201-70271-1) by Limoncelli and Hogan gives a fairly broad overview of some of the things to consider when building a data center. Everything from chosing a site, to climate control, to wiring and cable management are considered. Go find it at your local computer bookstore and read the aforementioned chapter. Better yet, buy the book. If you're like many of us and have had system adminship thrust upon you, the rest of the book makes a good reference.
Depending on what you're recording, wouldn't it just be cheaper to straight out buy the stuff as it becomes available on DVD? That way, everything is boxed and labelled.
Plus, if DVD-Rs are anything like CD-Rs, I don't know if I'd be willing to trust them for extended media storage (I've had several CD-Rs crap out on me after only 3 to 4 years).
I keep a Palm PDA with me, but it's such a hassle keeping it in sync with outlook at all times.
I'm waiting for a reasonably priced bluetooth solution, so the synchronization process becomes transparent.
Actually, the same problem exists with Outlook, which I use in the office, the web-based project management software I use at home (Phprojekt), and Palm desktop. I wish there was a common interface for transferring data between the three (plus other PIMs), and keeping everything in sync.
Anybody know of, or is interested in developing something like this?
The key is finding your limit and pushing yourself just a little bit further.
As is usually the case with exercise, or learning a musical instrument, or anything else that takes serious effort, if you can suffer through two to three weeks, they you'll be fine. You'll even begin enjoying it..
What worth does it take away to give users more confusion?
The tools are already there to build your own kernel.
If you're at the point where you need to build one, more than likely, you can figure it out anyway.
(What we could use is more/better documentation).
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It would get expensive but firing more than one missile at your target would defeat a laser that can only target one. The launch sites would have to be located far enough away from each other that the missiles would be out of the blast radius for most of the flight. With civilian GPSs and wireless communication, I'm sure it wouldn't be difficult to synchronize the firing so that the missiles reach the target at the same time. (GPSs not for guidance but for calculating firing delays)
"Give us a product at the lowest possible cost so we can maximize our profit. Damn the consumer." ...They make crap because American corporations ask them to make crap.
I find even green on black to be too high contrast. I tend to prefer bright green (00FF00) on dark green (008800). Give it a try.
It's probably the slower RPM hard drive and, I'm guessing, limited RAM.
If you watch performance monitor, it's probably bottlenecking on disk I/O
Maybe they got their start working with hard drives...
(I'm a Canadian -- So I can make fun of Canada. :P)
Yeah, like that stops anybody else...
That will all change once I.P. Freely is elected.
(Similar to how they might not have the dat for, say,
Do a whois lookup from whois.iana.org to determine which authority is responsible for that particular TLD.This should spit out some information including the registrar's site or, if you're lucky, the whois server which you can query directly.
Have fun...
Aren't there other tools available that one can use to keep up to date on all the security patches?
m bsahome.mspx)
For instance: Microsoft Baseline Security Analyser
(http://www.microsoft.com/technet/security/tools/
Does anyone know if this is sufficient, or does Windows Update supply some patches that simply aren't available anywhere else?
the first rule of chess club is:
1. you don't talk about chess club!
dude! here's a screenshot:
:P)
[insert goats.ex link here]
(I just can't do it; I just can't bring myself to put up the link
Chapter 17 of the ever popular Practice of System and Network Administration (ISBN 0-201-70271-1) by Limoncelli and Hogan gives a fairly broad overview of some of the things to consider when building a data center. Everything from chosing a site, to climate control, to wiring and cable management are considered.
Go find it at your local computer bookstore and read the aforementioned chapter.
Better yet, buy the book. If you're like many of us and have had system adminship thrust upon you, the rest of the book makes a good reference.
What you're paying for with this model is the small size, light weight, and long battery life.
If you want a fast laptop, get a fast laptop. There *are* P4-2.x GHz notebooks available.
The SQL definition file for the MSSQL portion of the Project Database can be modified to work on MySQL.
After that, all you need is the ODBC driver for MySQL.
No problems yet, but I'm not using it extensively, so I haven't had the opportunity to test every feature.
Depending on what you're recording, wouldn't it just be cheaper to straight out buy the stuff as it becomes available on DVD?
That way, everything is boxed and labelled.
Plus, if DVD-Rs are anything like CD-Rs, I don't know if I'd be willing to trust them for extended media storage (I've had several CD-Rs crap out on me after only 3 to 4 years).
Poor guy....something as innocuous as moist towelettes, and he's about to get slashdotted..oh well. There's no helping that now.
Everyone should be speaking binary.
When the robots take over, we'll all be ready.
Why *not* market to 8 year olds? That's one market XBox and PS2 aren't explicitly marketing to.
Das ReB00T!
Yeah, but all you would get is SimSex and SimDumped.
What good is that?
I keep a Palm PDA with me, but it's such a hassle keeping it in sync with outlook at all times.
I'm waiting for a reasonably priced bluetooth solution, so the synchronization process becomes transparent.
Actually, the same problem exists with Outlook, which I use in the office, the web-based project management software I use at home (Phprojekt), and Palm desktop. I wish there was a common interface for transferring data between the three (plus other PIMs), and keeping everything in sync.
Anybody know of, or is interested in developing something like this?
what, are you afraid of getting suuued? (ahk!)
The key is finding your limit and pushing yourself just a little bit further.
As is usually the case with exercise, or learning a musical instrument, or anything else that takes serious effort, if you can suffer through two to three weeks, they you'll be fine. You'll even begin enjoying it..
One step at a time. Good luck...
Unfortunately, it appears that tradenable.com is shutting their service down.
http://www.tradenable.com/cgi-reg/NewUser
What worth does it take away to give users more confusion?
The tools are already there to build your own kernel.
If you're at the point where you need to build one, more than likely, you can figure it out anyway.
(What we could use is more/better documentation).