There's no airflow back there and that cardboard top doesn't help. I've got an SGI Indy with a 36gb 10k drive in it that raises my room temp about 5 degrees. The drive itself takes 5 to 10 minutes just to cool down before you can touch it.
I think we all need to use Castor oil then we can export the spent castor beans to foreign countries to they can use it to make Ricin to use back against us for no longer buying their oil.
I too got yanked in to the PCI-X =/= PCI-Express dupe. I was looking forward to backwards compatability so that companies could just start spewing forth their wares and normal PCI board users could still use them. Plus current cards would still work. Someone in someone's marketing dept needs to be shot. BTW, 'splain those little slots? They remind me of the failed CNR idea. Better yet, for a transition (though more expensive) they could do what they did with PCI/ISA, double the slots PCI next to PCI-Exp.
When I worked there, there were posters saying that if each MS employee converted 5 linux servers to 5 windows servers that MS could finally outsell linux in the server market. I SO wanted to take a picture of it but I didn't want to get caught.
Allow movie companies access to the virtual farm at a rate of 1 cent per frame or something like that. Then the person who renders the frame or who has contributed X number of render units has the option to have the micropayments sent to a charity, open source project or site of their choosing.
That's a PERSONAL scanner. You need something like this
I'm telling you don't go for the cheap route for something like this. I've worked at several companies that generate and scan in thousands of invoices per person per day. They used some heavy leased Bell+Howell scanners with software called Documentum which provided a browser frontend to the invoices. Similar to what google does to PDF files. You could search text (even handwritten IIRC) and display the documents in your browser and print them.
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Don't you mean Euro?
There's no airflow back there and that cardboard top doesn't help. I've got an SGI Indy with a 36gb 10k drive in it that raises my room temp about 5 degrees. The drive itself takes 5 to 10 minutes just to cool down before you can touch it.
If being nearly 26 and posting on slashdot is survival I guess so.
You can leada newb to docs, but you can't make them read.
All they have to do is swab the envelopes for DNA just like they do on TV.
If you think that's bad, my mom made my dad give her a DNA sample before she would have his kid!
That only sounds like a lot because many of us are lazy Americans.
The guys on the Microsoft Outlook/Office support line in Nova Scotia sound pretty close to that. It sounds like they say Microsoft Oatlook.
Myself as well.
In unison: HA HA!
I've been seeing Windows ads in Unix/Linux magazines for years. Slashdot runs Vstudio.net ads all the time.
Just cruise through Hollywood or LA and see if the lipo-doctors had any left over fat for you to use in your car.
I think we all need to use Castor oil then we can export the spent castor beans to foreign countries to they can use it to make Ricin to use back against us for no longer buying their oil.
I'm not 100% sure but I think it is be able to tell the X protocol version if you are running XDMCP.
Today Nmap confirmed that Xfree86 is dying....
(Someone had to do it)
I demand no less than 8 slots total! Whatever happened to the good old days?
I too got yanked in to the PCI-X =/= PCI-Express dupe. I was looking forward to backwards compatability so that companies could just start spewing forth their wares and normal PCI board users could still use them. Plus current cards would still work. Someone in someone's marketing dept needs to be shot. BTW, 'splain those little slots? They remind me of the failed CNR idea. Better yet, for a transition (though more expensive) they could do what they did with PCI/ISA, double the slots PCI next to PCI-Exp.
A group of Budhists kicked my ass and took my laptop. Worse of all they ruined my My Little Pony limited edition backpack!
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Lets all just have a nice slashdot discussion without bringing any current or future wars into the mix, ok?
Go to mini-itx.com there's several other vendors.
When I worked there, there were posters saying that if each MS employee converted 5 linux servers to 5 windows servers that MS could finally outsell linux in the server market. I SO wanted to take a picture of it but I didn't want to get caught.
Mini-ITX is nice, but I think VIA needs to come out with something that can compete with other Mini-ITX vendors using Pentium4, Pentium-M or Athlon.
Despite what the submitter said, the link works without registering. I had mod points but I figured I'd just mention it rather than mod.
Allow movie companies access to the virtual farm at a rate of 1 cent per frame or something like that. Then the person who renders the frame or who has contributed X number of render units has the option to have the micropayments sent to a charity, open source project or site of their choosing.
That's a PERSONAL scanner. You need something like this
I'm telling you don't go for the cheap route for something like this. I've worked at several companies that generate and scan in thousands of invoices per person per day. They used some heavy leased Bell+Howell scanners with software called Documentum which provided a browser frontend to the invoices. Similar to what google does to PDF files. You could search text (even handwritten IIRC) and display the documents in your browser and print them.