I've always thought servers and even desktops should have at least 10 seconds of buffered power along with a decent voltage regulator. At the very least it should be a common option.
I thought it was notable that power flickered off for about a half second last spring and everything in the house reset except my iMac (White, C2D) which even blink. Anuone else have a similar experience?
No one is worried about the chemistry- it's basic stoichometry. It's the biology that we probably ought to consider.
by dreamchaser (49529).. I will point out in closing that hair brained schemes such as this one remind me of a five year old child trying to rebuild a Formula 1 engine with a pair of chopsticks
And we all know he's right. Yay for novel solutions to novel problems, but somebody please think of the cuttlefish before you actually do this on the proposed scale.
Now I use Linux on a headless box to manage my network connections but even that took some doing. The difference in difficulty in setting up a Linux box and a Mac is often quite clear. Sometimes linux is easy to set up. Sometimes it "Just Works" but I think we need to get that up to like 90% of the time.
I'm a big fan of Linux but there's some pretty obvious deficiencies and many Linux aficionados are often the first to pull the so-what-it-shouldn't-be-easy-but-there's-a-way-to-do-it-from-the-CLI. I want Linux to become a mainstream desktop OS.
My MacBook is around 18 months and I can still squeeze 4 solid hours out at high brightness with WiFi and web browsing. That's pretty much the only reason I keep it around;)
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haha- yeah I got it. But I think the whole FAIL genre of jokes is only funny if you say it like a 400 pound caveman.
But this was the only way we could sell more bluetooth accessories.
Not that kind of fail. That's a retarded use of the word anyway ;)
I thought it was notable that power flickered off for about a half second last spring and everything in the house reset except my iMac (White, C2D) which even blink. Anuone else have a similar experience?
I always thought it was kind of neat that the Jewish passover celebration has been done for like 3500 years without fail.
ACE? Cheers ;)
Haha- you don't know what you're talking about, do you?
Can we find out who the judge will be and contact him/her? Maybe we should make a habit of it.
This isn't just any data it's a list. How would you even put a "list" in a database. *wink*
-So let's just say that Opera Mini has a strong hold in the one market....
-And WebKit/Safari already won the other.
High resolution?
And we all know he's right. Yay for novel solutions to novel problems, but somebody please think of the cuttlefish before you actually do this on the proposed scale.
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...once it's set up
Now I use Linux on a headless box to manage my network connections but even that took some doing. The difference in difficulty in setting up a Linux box and a Mac is often quite clear. Sometimes linux is easy to set up. Sometimes it "Just Works" but I think we need to get that up to like 90% of the time.
I'm a big fan of Linux but there's some pretty obvious deficiencies and many Linux aficionados are often the first to pull the so-what-it-shouldn't-be-easy-but-there's-a-way-to-do-it-from-the-CLI. I want Linux to become a mainstream desktop OS.
Or if you don't have a built-in CD drive. Those pesky spinning foil plates are on their way out :)
My MacBook is around 18 months and I can still squeeze 4 solid hours out at high brightness with WiFi and web browsing. That's pretty much the only reason I keep it around ;)
You might hit up some forums about toshiba battery life. Unless you just wanna stay plugged in (as many do), then you should be fine.
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which is why it is pwned
Monster Cable sells a Platinum Plated Metric to Imperial Ethernet Converter. Use it to browse all the over seas websites. Not cheap though.
Did you use a repeater at the radio level or did you move packets from a receiver to a transmitter? Which hardware did you use?
I thought c was the speed of light??!?! I kidd.
Wildblue ping times are typically ~1sec. I'd guess the at sd=2 you're out to 600ms to 1400ms. No lies.
We assume that phone lines aren't available otherwise we all know the poster should just get a T1.