Unfortunately, it's not "just like a hard drive," no matter what creative or their fanboys say. I have a NJB3 and creative wants you to use their crappy proprietary PlayCenter app and a special file manager program to load files to and from the device. You can get the Notmad program people above talked about (thats what I did) which makes it a lot more tolerable because at least its integrated into explorer, but you still won't be able to access your zen as a Z: drive.
I just installed a cable modem the other day and haven't put a firewall up yet (no time, stupid grad school!@#)... within an hour of connecting to winmx, i got like 3 of these. they suck!!@#
ok so this is what i don't get. Is boba jango's clone or jango's kid? because i remember the kaminoans (caminoans?) saying he requested one unaltered clone... i thouhgt that boba was jango's kid, and jango's clone is who kicks it in the end. ??
You can't copyright public property. There was a SCOTUS case about this several years ago, because the company that publishes annotated and cross-referenced versions of the US Code sued another company that took the text of the law and did other things with it. They can sell it, but their copyright only holds on their particular arrangement of data (that is, if they cross-referenced stuff, made notes, etc. that stuff is copyrighted, as well as its position within the text.), so you could strip out their comments and resell it if you like.
This is slightly OT but since there are so many people posting about RAID right now i might as well throw it out:
I have a scsi 34GB raid 0 array on a DPT i2o card that im borrowing from a friend, and I recently tried to add an IDE drive to my system to wean myself off of the raid array, since i have to give it back. But when I installed the IDE drive, the raid array became unchained or something! i know i know "shoulda used raid-1" but i didn't really have a choice at the time, I needed it for DV editing and couldnt' live with just 17 gigs (*sigh* oh for the days when a 40MB hard drive was huge)
So basically what I'm looking for is an affirmative answer to one of the following questions:
Can I ghost the split drives, and just create a new chain in the card's bios? will the new chain erase all the data on the hd's or if i make sure the config is the same will my data magically appear?
OR, is there a way to take the ghosted images, splice them together somehow and make a new 34GB partition on my new (80gb) ide drive?
So, what are the odds this will make it to the top? Must be nearing 1:1, unfortunately, each day that passes makes the reasoning behind the decision exponentially outdated...
When I first saw the story on the main page, I was like "YES! i'll be able to make the BTTF2 reference!" Curse you Dancin_Santa!!
Then I thought, "well, maybe it has to take a dump every couple of hours" Goddammit if vectus didn't have the same idea.
And so I wonder: Is slashdot moving beyond "Gee, imagine Natalie Portman driving a beowulf cluster of these!!"
IANAL, but I remember a little from my Consumer and the Law class in college (the best class you could possible take =). In this case, Uniform means 99% identical, with 1% well known local variations.
Call me anal, but
Maryland: 1 state
US: 50 states
1 out of 50: 2%
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HEH!
At my family's home in metrowest boston, they have both verizon dsl and att roadrunner. They both suck, but for different reasons. The cable modem is VERY lagged, although we can get up to 150KB/sec when downloading. I don't know whats causing that problem, but its a pain trying to frag/read slashdot/connect to AIM. Verizon is pretty good, but we very rarely get the advertised 640k/128k speeds. connections are quick, however. Plus the PPPoE software sucks.
That's not to say that hydroelectric power doesnt have its own problems. As a resident of Vermont, most of my power comes from Quebec Hydro. The problem is, that dammed up water creates a buildup of mercury into the ground and water supplies, which is poisonous.
Who decides which CS departments are the best ones? Is there a list somewhere? I'd like to see how mine (UVM) stacks up. It seems to be pretty freakin good to me, albeit understaffed.
I've noticed my 135mhz overclock has resulted in about 10% improvement in benchmarks, just a couple FPS improvement in the games I play, and has a ZERO speed improvement in my coding speed:)
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Unfortunately, it's not "just like a hard drive," no matter what creative or their fanboys say. I have a NJB3 and creative wants you to use their crappy proprietary PlayCenter app and a special file manager program to load files to and from the device. You can get the Notmad program people above talked about (thats what I did) which makes it a lot more tolerable because at least its integrated into explorer, but you still won't be able to access your zen as a Z: drive.
but Japanese is a right-to-left language. 'Course, its top-to-bottom then right-to-left, and thats pretty much only for formality now, but still.
They could always just say "Backward-compatible with all previous Sony systems" and not use the trademark...
I just installed a cable modem the other day and haven't put a firewall up yet (no time, stupid grad school!@#) ... within an hour of connecting to winmx, i got like 3 of these. they suck!!@#
ok so this is what i don't get. Is boba jango's clone or jango's kid? because i remember the kaminoans (caminoans?) saying he requested one unaltered clone... i thouhgt that boba was jango's kid, and jango's clone is who kicks it in the end. ??
You can't copyright public property. There was a SCOTUS case about this several years ago, because the company that publishes annotated and cross-referenced versions of the US Code sued another company that took the text of the law and did other things with it. They can sell it, but their copyright only holds on their particular arrangement of data (that is, if they cross-referenced stuff, made notes, etc. that stuff is copyrighted, as well as its position within the text.), so you could strip out their comments and resell it if you like.
This is slightly OT but since there are so many people posting about RAID right now i might as well throw it out:
I have a scsi 34GB raid 0 array on a DPT i2o card that im borrowing from a friend, and I recently tried to add an IDE drive to my system to wean myself off of the raid array, since i have to give it back. But when I installed the IDE drive, the raid array became unchained or something! i know i know "shoulda used raid-1" but i didn't really have a choice at the time, I needed it for DV editing and couldnt' live with just 17 gigs (*sigh* oh for the days when a 40MB hard drive was huge)
So basically what I'm looking for is an affirmative answer to one of the following questions:
Can I ghost the split drives, and just create a new chain in the card's bios? will the new chain erase all the data on the hd's or if i make sure the config is the same will my data magically appear?
OR, is there a way to take the ghosted images, splice them together somehow and make a new 34GB partition on my new (80gb) ide drive?
So, what are the odds this will make it to the top? Must be nearing 1:1, unfortunately, each day that passes makes the reasoning behind the decision exponentially outdated...
you don't _HAVE_ to play them in stretch mode, you can plya them in their original state too.
not even... Japanese gameboy advance is fully compatible with american games. state of the badass art.
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this story has the best color scheme ever on slashdot. I want slashdot to alwasy look like this!!
When I first saw the story on the main page, I was like "YES! i'll be able to make the BTTF2 reference!" Curse you Dancin_Santa!!
Then I thought, "well, maybe it has to take a dump every couple of hours" Goddammit if vectus didn't have the same idea.
And so I wonder: Is slashdot moving beyond "Gee, imagine Natalie Portman driving a beowulf cluster of these!!"
IANAL, but I remember a little from my Consumer and the Law class in college (the best class you could possible take =). In this case, Uniform means 99% identical, with 1% well known local variations.
Call me anal, but Maryland: 1 state
US: 50 states
1 out of 50: 2% BOOYA!
Exception in article: ns9999638 : org.xml.sax.SAXException: FWK005 parse may not be called while parsing. HEH!
At my family's home in metrowest boston, they have both verizon dsl and att roadrunner. They both suck, but for different reasons. The cable modem is VERY lagged, although we can get up to 150KB/sec when downloading. I don't know whats causing that problem, but its a pain trying to frag/read slashdot/connect to AIM. Verizon is pretty good, but we very rarely get the advertised 640k/128k speeds. connections are quick, however. Plus the PPPoE software sucks.
That's not to say that hydroelectric power doesnt have its own problems. As a resident of Vermont, most of my power comes from Quebec Hydro. The problem is, that dammed up water creates a buildup of mercury into the ground and water supplies, which is poisonous.
Who decides which CS departments are the best ones? Is there a list somewhere? I'd like to see how mine (UVM) stacks up. It seems to be pretty freakin good to me, albeit understaffed.
I've noticed my 135mhz overclock has resulted in about 10% improvement in benchmarks, just a couple FPS improvement in the games I play, and has a ZERO speed improvement in my coding speed :)
even compiling?
Easy solution here: Write your own software :)