Wow, I always forget that not everybody lives in BC. Other than dry-spells, we have an almost unlimited water supply.
In Vancouver BC we're not allowed to dump the water for cooling, the city has cracked down on data centres. We have to use a closed loop system.
Don't forget they listed it as 360k gallons, that's 1.36 million litres for ONE server farm. At that rate it wouldn't take us long to blow through our natural sources of water.
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Did you check again the day after? I'll bet you anything they're gone.
I've checked quite a few stores around the lower mainland and nobody has them in stock.
I had the same problems, so now I run two machines. One with windows, and one with Ubuntu. They share a k/b and mouse via Synergy, http://synergy2.sf.net/
Linux is not for gaming, if you absolutely insist on running WINDOWS games on LINUX, I suggest Cedega http://www.transgaming.com/
Try XMMS, if you don't like it or the plugins it supports there are over a dozen other programs out there for playing music etc. Or worst case you can post a bounty for the feature you want and pay a few bucks to have it developed.
They've got bilge pumps because there's a big hole with a steel shaft going through the hull into the water...which is fine and all until you want it to start turning your prop and make you move somewhere.
Granted, you can call the stuffing box anti-virus but Windows doesn't NEED the holes it has.
It'd sure be nice if my "fire alarm" didn't go off so often and I didn't really need my fire extinguisher. In all my days on the boats I didn't need EITHER of them once, why should I need them once a week w/ Windows?
How many stickers do you need on your ladder before you figure out it's a bad idea to fall on your ass?
Doesn't take much to figure out that Voip and Pots are two different things unless you're one of those gee, lets plug the power bar into itself kind of people.
Routers have enough load on them, don't add more. It should be up to the user to specify their location.
A family I know better than I would like fits this exactly.
Years on welfare: 20 Time spent infront of tv: All waking. Jobs applied to each year: 0 Hours worked a month: 8 (Husband and wife combined) Total shifts offered each month: 4 Shifts turned down to watch tv: 3
This would be the point where a parachute or similar device would come in to slow your descent and spreading the heat produced over a longer time, allowing the body and suit to dissipate the heat as needed.
Am I the only one that read this?!?
I have a one and two year old. I find that moving the power and reset buttons to INSIDE the case help.
All cables are hidden away behind the computer, and clamped to the computer desk.
To keep them away from the computer in general, I have given them THEIR OWN to play with. It's the most amazing thing to watch your kids play on the computer. My 2 year old has known for at least 6 months how to open and close applications, even successfully NAVIGATE the start menu all the way to the paint program.
My 1 year old can only do minimal so far, opening and closing random applications and such.
Works great, try it. Stop trying to keep them away from computers; give them one they CAN play with!
Cheers.
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Wow, I always forget that not everybody lives in BC. Other than dry-spells, we have an almost unlimited water supply.
In Vancouver BC we're not allowed to dump the water for cooling, the city has cracked down on data centres. We have to use a closed loop system.
Don't forget they listed it as 360k gallons, that's 1.36 million litres for ONE server farm. At that rate it wouldn't take us long to blow through our natural sources of water.
Did you check again the day after? I'll bet you anything they're gone.
I've checked quite a few stores around the lower mainland and nobody has them in stock.
I had the same problems, so now I run two machines. One with windows, and one with Ubuntu. They share a k/b and mouse via Synergy, http://synergy2.sf.net/
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Linux is not for gaming, if you absolutely insist on running WINDOWS games on LINUX, I suggest Cedega http://www.transgaming.com/
Try XMMS, if you don't like it or the plugins it supports there are over a dozen other programs out there for playing music etc. Or worst case you can post a bounty for the feature you want and pay a few bucks to have it developed.
There are cheap, linux compatible wireless cards. $33 - http://www.ncix.com/products/index.php?sku=20711&
I've found that if I do my office etc on the Linux box, and my gaming on the windows box, life is good
Welcome to 2005.
Try Ubuntu, and if you have to drag any windows apps along with you for the ride try crossover office.
Only two?
You must be married!
Unfortunately it worked, I'm now browsing ebay in another tab.
They've got bilge pumps because there's a big hole with a steel shaft going through the hull into the water...which is fine and all until you want it to start turning your prop and make you move somewhere.
Granted, you can call the stuffing box anti-virus but Windows doesn't NEED the holes it has.
It'd sure be nice if my "fire alarm" didn't go off so often and I didn't really need my fire extinguisher. In all my days on the boats I didn't need EITHER of them once, why should I need them once a week w/ Windows?
You're probably right. :/
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I doubt they could add the functionality and only activate it depending on the daughter board.
Pure speculation, I really have no clue...
If you still want to receive calls while the phone is in the bag make sure to leave the antenna sticking out. ;)
Keep in mind we're moving more towards duplicating rather than increasing speeds.
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Two cores where there were once one and all that
How many stickers do you need on your ladder before you figure out it's a bad idea to fall on your ass? Doesn't take much to figure out that Voip and Pots are two different things unless you're one of those gee, lets plug the power bar into itself kind of people. Routers have enough load on them, don't add more. It should be up to the user to specify their location.
If someone picks your pocket, would you preffer I tell you or that I just ignore it?
Brilliant.
1. Create tourist hot spot
2. Create device for automated tours
3. Fire human tour guides
4. PROFIT!!
It'd be great for the first week; then everything would start to break. Wait a minute!! Ikea and MS must been working together all this time...
Truth hurts. Nuff said about that.
A family I know better than I would like fits this exactly.
Years on welfare: 20
Time spent infront of tv: All waking.
Jobs applied to each year: 0
Hours worked a month: 8 (Husband and wife combined)
Total shifts offered each month: 4
Shifts turned down to watch tv: 3
Good to see you've got your facts straight before you posted.
AMD does not have a CPU running anywhere NEAR 4GHz, you're thinking of Intel.
As far as power consumption..
"Even the Athlon 64 X2 4800+ consumes less power than all single core 90nm Pentium 4 CPUs" - Anandtech
For more information please see this and this
For less power, better performance use AMD.
You're right!
My 450W power supply is completely unessecary for my 6HD's, 2 DVD Burners, 12 fans.
I should pull it out and downgrade to my 300W power supply what caused system instability due to low voltages..
I'm thinking a ~dozen servers taking up the same space as a 1U server.
He includes (basic) instructions on how to make such a system work.
Glad to see you finally see the point.
It's time to change, simple as that.
The music companies are (slowly) starting to see the light, why can't Microsoft, and Adobe?
I can only imagine what wonderful ideas Micro$oft is coming up with right now... Imagine your 'computer' crashing and growing all over your house.
This would be the point where a parachute or similar device would come in to slow your descent and spreading the heat produced over a longer time, allowing the body and suit to dissipate the heat as needed.
Ditto.
Not AFAIK :)
However if you find one let us know on slashdot!
Am I the only one that read this?!? I have a one and two year old. I find that moving the power and reset buttons to INSIDE the case help. All cables are hidden away behind the computer, and clamped to the computer desk. To keep them away from the computer in general, I have given them THEIR OWN to play with. It's the most amazing thing to watch your kids play on the computer. My 2 year old has known for at least 6 months how to open and close applications, even successfully NAVIGATE the start menu all the way to the paint program. My 1 year old can only do minimal so far, opening and closing random applications and such. Works great, try it. Stop trying to keep them away from computers; give them one they CAN play with! Cheers.