from the Q&A: Q: And the old 11S series? A:Sorry, there's nothing that we could do for them. While the 51S and 2S share much in common, the 11S and 51S/2S are two rather different drive families.
The 11S series uses an older chipset.
The review talks about using Fedora, but doesn't mention whether it's version 1 or 2. This would be nice to know, especially since there are some major differences between the two.
With it being able to generate "generate more than 200 tons of downward force to the seabed" does this pose some ecological problems? That much force would potentially cause a great disturbance to the seafloor.
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TomsNetworking will return as soon as our slashdot initiation is finished...
apparently he doesn't like/. and the/. crowd doesn't like him either.
I'm a computer tech at an elementary school. They start the kids learning computers and typing in kindergarten (once a week). I've seen some of the 3rd graders that can easily type 40-50 wpm. So it's no surpirse that cursive could be erased with the kids so used to technology. I'm not sure how much writing they do in the classrooms, but most kids have typing twice per week starting in first grade. Personally I only use cursive for signing things, other than that I only print.
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Mabye something like Torrentocracy to make it relatively "live".
Can we expect to see these available for download with BT? Almost every other TV show is...
from the Q&A:
Q: And the old 11S series?
A: Sorry, there's nothing that we could do for them. While the 51S and 2S share much in common, the 11S and 51S/2S are two rather different drive families. The 11S series uses an older chipset.
The review talks about using Fedora, but doesn't mention whether it's version 1 or 2. This would be nice to know, especially since there are some major differences between the two.
isn't that what booble is for?
by the time DL blanks are dirt cheap, DL writters will also be dirt cheap and faster than that old NEC 2500 you saved.
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With it being able to generate "generate more than 200 tons of downward force to the seabed" does this pose some ecological problems? That much force would potentially cause a great disturbance to the seafloor.
Hasn't it been that year every year?
Anyone ever looked at google.cn? It doesn't looks like it follows the usual google style. Mabye someone is trying to beat google out in china.
1 line... format C:
Download ISOs are available through torrent for Club Members
Any torrents for non-club members?
For a change, the SCO Group had no comment, because Judge Wells told it not to issue any.
It's about time...
Comes out to 0.01 lb per dollar whereas the sony x505 comes out ot 0.0004 lb per dollar.
High quality DivX/Xvid or a 400 Disc DVD changer.
Steadily droppingtoday...
Microsoft will probably use this to thier advantage: "The leaked code ... was apparently removed from a Linux computer "
EWeek is reporting that Mainsoft, a partner with Microsoft, is the source of the source code leak.
Why is debian always the "other option" when there are lots of alternatives?
but the frame rate increased a lot on the Albatron card... Also the 3DMark03 scores increased in both cards, so it seems that it's helping a little.
Saturday Jan 3 TomsNetworking will return as soon as our slashdot initiation is finished... apparently he doesn't like /. and the /. crowd doesn't like him either.
Talk about light pollution... It'd be like the sun is next door to you.
User errror! - the common problem with mac users. If it's not simple, they can't figure it out.
I'm a computer tech at an elementary school. They start the kids learning computers and typing in kindergarten (once a week). I've seen some of the 3rd graders that can easily type 40-50 wpm. So it's no surpirse that cursive could be erased with the kids so used to technology. I'm not sure how much writing they do in the classrooms, but most kids have typing twice per week starting in first grade. Personally I only use cursive for signing things, other than that I only print.
They have hardware MPEG 2 decoders. WHat you want is a hardware incoder.