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  1. Re:Terminated half way through update on Mac OS X 10.3.6 Update Available · · Score: 1

    Same thing happened to a buddy of mine. During the Drive Optimization, his g4 crashed on him, and gave a 'Truncated or Malformed' error on boot. Tried fsck from the single-user mode, but to no avail. Re-installing was his only other option.

  2. Re:Photoshop does this on Mandatory Banknote Detection Code? · · Score: 1

    Actually, I've scanned the new 20's into Photoshop CS a couple of times for use in art, at many different resolutions. I've never noticed any kind of anti-counterfitting measure.

  3. Re:Is this really a "computer" or data storage? on The Disposable Computer · · Score: 1

    By the look of the product photos on their corporate website (www.cypak.com), they have simple, integrated interfaces and feedback mechanisms (they mention a speaker and a few lights are visible). A user or signal can input commands, have them processed, and stored within the memory. This is a great deal more advanced than a visual storage mechanism A few example uses: Pharmacutical Packaging - User-specific dosage recommendations from a dateabase -Tracking/Security Distribution Tracking -have Max/Min tempurature, pressure, handling recorded and time-stamped -Tamper evidence

  4. Non-Zero on Socionomics: the Science of History and Social Prediction · · Score: 2, Informative

    I read a pretty fair book a few years back called "Non-zero: the Logic of Human Destiny" by Robert Wright. It dealt with many of the same issues, but from a more historic perspective, using game theory to find a direction and mechanism behind cultural growth and interaction. A lot of assumption involved, but an interesting read.

  5. Re:Depth vs. Temperature? on Iron-eating Bug Found to Thrive in 121C Heat · · Score: 2, Informative

    According to the Boston Globe, "Strain 121 Reproduces [only] at temperatures of 185 to 250 degrees F", while they can survive up to 266 Degress F