Yeap. You should use the latest technology trends: - Coax cable in a "Bus" topology. - BNC connectors and T-shaped spliters for each device. - 50 Ohm rezistive terminators at the end of the Bus - And use the latest transmission devices using the industry proven 10Base2 transcievers which can send or receive data at up to 10 Mbit/sec ! They use a 20Mhz carrier so you don't get interference with wifi. The range is up to 200 meters.
You can even run IP over this advanced data transmission setup.
There are A LOT of cards with 2 (or even 3) outputs on the market now. You don't need 2 cards. And/even/ if you decide to put 2 cards (that support SLI) in your PC, you will have to REMOVE the SLI cable to get 2 outputs:)
> From a compatibility and performance standpoint, I've always liked it better than AIX, though I'd still pick Solaris if forced to pick a commercial UNIX.
To quote an HP Support Engineer: The HP-RISC servers would be the best if they had Solaris as the O/S.
1) This was happening before heatsinks were invented. 286 16Mhz in a PLCC socket overclocked to 33 Mhz (replaced 32Mhz quartz cristal with 66Mhz). After a minute it was so hot that in shot out of the socket like a bullet and hit the ceiling. Replaced the 66Mhz quartz with an 44.5Mhz, put the cpu back and it worked for many years on.
2) After loosing some game - crazy neighbour kid pulls out brand new 4x cdrom drive out of case and steps on it on it. The cdrom case is now tilted about 30 degrees sideways. I bought the cdrom from the kid for the price of an icecream. After 2 days of soldering and gluing together small broken pieces of plasic - the cdrom works. It looked like Frankenstein but it worked for 3 years on.
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Yeap. You should use the latest technology trends:
- Coax cable in a "Bus" topology.
- BNC connectors and T-shaped spliters for each device.
- 50 Ohm rezistive terminators at the end of the Bus
- And use the latest transmission devices using the industry proven 10Base2 transcievers which can send or receive data at up to 10 Mbit/sec ! They use a 20Mhz carrier so you don't get interference with wifi. The range is up to 200 meters.
You can even run IP over this advanced data transmission setup.
Yeah, black cube-shaped laptops with a lot of red leds rule !
Au crescut numãrul de versiuni localizate.
Also - Harrods had the same thing on display last summer. So once again - Slashdot == old news.
There are A LOT of cards with 2 (or even 3) outputs on the market now. You don't need 2 cards. And /even/ if you decide to put 2 cards (that support SLI) in your PC, you will have to REMOVE the SLI cable to get 2 outputs :)
Matrox Rules. We need no stinkin' sli 'cause the Matrox cards don't have any 3D performance to speak either :)
(still using my trusty G400MAX/32Mb)
How about those two ?
I think Alanis Morisette has a different oppinion.
Anyone remember a nice blue round computer named O2 from Silicom Graphics ? Guess where it stored the textures ?
almost
> something as simple as printer usage was a PITA.
:)
They should have used Impressario. Printing & Scanning made easy - only from SGI
> From a compatibility and performance standpoint, I've always liked it better than AIX, though I'd still pick Solaris if forced to pick a commercial UNIX.
To quote an HP Support Engineer: The HP-RISC servers would be the best if they had Solaris as the O/S.
Find an HP9000 and look at it. It will totally change your perception of sturdy hardware.
So this game is unplayable if i have no internet connection ?
610 can have up to 132Mb of ram - 4 onboard+2*64Mb. It works, i have an 100Mb (4+64+32) Quadra 610 at home happily running A/UX.
> ... here in Europe we have a different sized gallon ...
Wrong. Here in Europe we have the liter. You must be not from Europe but from an island nearby.
Not Another Hello Kitty game ...
Also it does not work with Mozilla 1.7.2 :(
Cute but WRONG ! ... G5 is a 64 bit CPU so the 2Gb limit is irrelevant.
Also - I cannot seem to locate on their download page the IRIX, Solaris, HP/UX & AIX binaries.
1) This was happening before heatsinks were invented. 286 16Mhz in a PLCC socket overclocked to 33 Mhz (replaced 32Mhz quartz cristal with 66Mhz). After a minute it was so hot that in shot out of the socket like a bullet and hit the ceiling. Replaced the 66Mhz quartz with an 44.5Mhz, put the cpu back and it worked for many years on.
2) After loosing some game - crazy neighbour kid pulls out brand new 4x cdrom drive out of case and steps on it on it. The cdrom case is now tilted about 30 degrees sideways. I bought the cdrom from the kid for the price of an icecream. After 2 days of soldering and gluing together small broken pieces of plasic - the cdrom works. It looked like Frankenstein but it worked for 3 years on.
It's because of the small i at the beginning.
Iran & Iraq should change their country names in iRan & iRaq to get more leading headlines.
I will not buy this iPod, it is scratched.