What if the plastic gets tangled in the wheels? What if they melt onto the panel in the sun, and then the arm tries to pull them off, destroying the solar panels? The people who designed this had reasons for everything they did.
Wow, thanks for giving me the heads-up. I thought my 2.4c pentium4 system was stable, what with almost no crashes, but now I know better. Its measely 350 watt supply couldn't possibly be fully powering it.
There is no reason to need a 450 or higher psu unless one of two things happens:
1) You buy a cheap psu. They can't handle loads up to their rating. Your 450 watt cheapie is worse than my 350 watt antec psu.
2) Your computer costs more than your house. Dual processors, every drive bay full, latest nvidia cards running in sli, etc, etc.
My favorite is to spin the disk up to about 10k rpm on a dremel. Then, take an exacto knife, and grind the foil off the disk like its a lathe. Your sensitive data is now a fine dust on the floor, and you have a clear frisbee that you can throw at people.
I just read this article in the physical magazine about 20 minutes before this appeared. The finished product is a little bit thick to look good, and how do you hide the power cord?
Format your computer completely, reinstall windows. Don't install any crap software. Scan for viruses. Run adaware. Defrag fairly often (leave the computer on overnight, and set it to run at 2am). And the biggest way to make windows run well... use the latest versions of drivers.
I do that on my computer. I leave it on for weeks at a time. I have never had a virus last more than a few seconds (tell norton to scan the filesystem constantly). I have only had a handful of single program crashes, and the system has never completely frozen.
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Detect when multiple windows are closed quickly (ie, caught surfing porn), and automatically clear the cache and cookies.
What if the plastic gets tangled in the wheels? What if they melt onto the panel in the sun, and then the arm tries to pull them off, destroying the solar panels? The people who designed this had reasons for everything they did.
Wow, thanks for giving me the heads-up. I thought my 2.4c pentium4 system was stable, what with almost no crashes, but now I know better. Its measely 350 watt supply couldn't possibly be fully powering it.
There is no reason to need a 450 or higher psu unless one of two things happens:
1) You buy a cheap psu. They can't handle loads up to their rating. Your 450 watt cheapie is worse than my 350 watt antec psu.
2) Your computer costs more than your house. Dual processors, every drive bay full, latest nvidia cards running in sli, etc, etc.
Really? One would hope that a crew of N gets back in N + 1 pieces (1 for the shuttle).
When you outgun lawyers, only gunners will have laws.
If you get any replies from people running mandrake 10, the problem must have been fixed at some point. ;)
I just won't listen to, buy, or obtain in anyway RIAA music. Not much of a change from what I have been doing anyway.
It would if we all stopped fixing computers and writing software until Kerry wins.
>> Yeah, but really tiny ones. But he had millions of really tiny ones. Surely that means something.
Anyone else send him an email for the hell of it? Hell, I fell guilty already. Here is mine: bgates@microsoft.com *cries* I KNEW YE SO BRIEFLY!
Does that mean I get 6 bows?
pfft... I've made better looking moons on the shitter.
This just in... Pixar sues OO.org for tracing a screenshot from "Finding Nemo".
The day after tomorrow looked good until the very end of the trailer. "From the director of Independence Day"
My favorite is to spin the disk up to about 10k rpm on a dremel. Then, take an exacto knife, and grind the foil off the disk like its a lathe. Your sensitive data is now a fine dust on the floor, and you have a clear frisbee that you can throw at people.
"Hey, Bob, look out!"
"What, I don't see anyt--"
*smack*
I bet they just upgraded to prescots.
I hearby coin the new word: capitoilism, a capitalist society based on the consumption of oil.
http://www.theage.com.au/articles/2004/03/28/10804 12219554.html
Thank you google news.
I just read this article in the physical magazine about 20 minutes before this appeared. The finished product is a little bit thick to look good, and how do you hide the power cord?
Linux should a little more careful about who he kisses.
Format your computer completely, reinstall windows. Don't install any crap software. Scan for viruses. Run adaware. Defrag fairly often (leave the computer on overnight, and set it to run at 2am). And the biggest way to make windows run well... use the latest versions of drivers.
I do that on my computer. I leave it on for weeks at a time. I have never had a virus last more than a few seconds (tell norton to scan the filesystem constantly). I have only had a handful of single program crashes, and the system has never completely frozen.
So does this mean that I will finally be able to get it to work with my 9600se?
360 degrees of wow! What example english of good!!!?
Yeah, sure its a comet probe. Or the romulans are invading. Just compare this:
p acecraft.jpg
http://radio.weblogs.com/0105910/images/rosetta_s
With THIS!!!
http://home.arcor.de/torran/3ds/BOP3.jpg
It is called a bit of c4 attached to the drive.