What you have learned is that you do not spend public money on unsound technology and expect 2 million dollars to fix it. I also question the companies involved, as they seem to be shifty to me...Now we(US-taxpayers) are buying thier experimental gear from this Edgewater FL. test track??? Phoooey, pure junk i bet. It took an extra 500 million to get the japan system going...Now lets rip up the track and make this a pedestian walk way over Hampton Blvd. and get it over with already....
I think that the US Military needs to concentrate on identifying planes and tanks. Our friendly fire rate is terrible for as long as IFF has been out.
Friendly Fire Insight
http://www.msnbc.com/news/889594.asp?cp1=1
IFF Insight
http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/systems/air craft/systems/iff.htm
The same goes for 1394 stack, WinMe and XP shipped with TC/IP network stack for firewire and Win2K did not. It is available from third party vendor though$$$(from unibrain)
I thought the pricees seemed stoopid...Look what they are charging for 1 gig ram chips, plus these antique P3xeons dont seem worth that dough 2.5 mil???? Geez P4 xeon DP 2400 mhz are now at $260 I bet these would really whoop up. Quads are nice but racks of 24 computers costing that much are criminal.
We have a new test track project in Norfolk Virginia
for Maglev train,At a local school.
Kinda seems like a PORKY project..
http://www.pilotonline.com/news/nw0809test.html
I just bought a Supermicro P3TDLE, a dual Tualatin board, with Serverworks chipset, so i have been researching the chips myself. It seems as if the clowns at intel have released two versions of Taulatin at 1200, one with 256K cache at 1200 (Cost $200) and a 1266 part with 512K cache(Cost $390+), which is also a dual processor chip, whereas the 256K cache Taulatins will not be dual processor capable. I also note they are using a Pentium III-S designator on some chips. What a bunch of idiots, just try and read the processor PDF files from thier own site!! It will give you a headache. I believe i will stick with my dual 850-FCPGA for a while, until the price settles on the 512K models.
Slashdot Mirror
I call bull...
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All drive manufacturers rate by "Power On Hours" and no it not best to leave your drive running for nothing.
http://www.xtremepccentral.com/forums/showthread/
What you have learned is that you do not spend public money on unsound technology and expect 2 million dollars to fix it. I also question the companies involved, as they seem to be shifty to me...Now we(US-taxpayers) are buying thier experimental gear from this Edgewater FL. test track??? Phoooey, pure junk i bet.
It took an extra 500 million to get the japan system going...Now lets rip up the track and make this a pedestian walk way over Hampton Blvd. and get it over with already....
I think that the US Military needs to concentrate on identifying planes and tanks. Our friendly fire rate is terrible for as long as IFF has been out. Friendly Fire Insight http://www.msnbc.com/news/889594.asp?cp1=1 IFF Insight http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/systems/air craft/systems/iff.htm
The same goes for 1394 stack, WinMe and XP shipped with TC/IP network stack for firewire and Win2K did not. It is available from third party vendor though$$$(from unibrain)
"Instant Internet access before you boot"
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http://www.theregister.co.uk/content/6/19992.ht
Not really, seeing how the ice problem came about with the advent of the newer ultra light tanks, How about we use the older tanks for now.
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Environmental requirements
http://www.space.com/missionlaunche
XP requires TweakUI(part of PowerToys for XP) to remove trash can from the desktop.
I thought the pricees seemed stoopid...Look what they are charging for 1 gig ram chips, plus these antique P3xeons dont seem worth that dough 2.5 mil????
Geez P4 xeon DP 2400 mhz are now at $260
I bet these would really whoop up. Quads are nice but
racks of 24 computers costing that much are criminal.
We have a new test track project in Norfolk Virginia for Maglev train,At a local school. Kinda seems like a PORKY project.. http://www.pilotonline.com/news/nw0809test.html
If anybody deserves a DOS attack its those freeloading scabs think of all the victims who gave to the cause
I just bought a Supermicro P3TDLE, a dual Tualatin board, with Serverworks chipset, so i have been researching the chips myself. It seems as if the clowns at intel have released two versions of Taulatin at 1200, one with 256K cache at 1200 (Cost $200) and a 1266 part with 512K cache(Cost $390+), which is also a dual processor chip, whereas the 256K cache Taulatins will not be dual processor capable. I also note they are using a Pentium III-S designator on some chips. What a bunch of idiots, just try and read the processor PDF files from thier own site!! It will give you a headache. I believe i will stick with my dual 850-FCPGA for a while, until the price settles on the 512K models.