Ufnfortunatly most of the programing tools I use for embedded systems are windows only. Some are just becoming availible for MAC, but for the most part are not availible for Linux. The one current exception is MPLAB-X which is fairly new and java based. But being new it is barley usable, currently even on windows.
I worked on equipment back in the 90's that could plug into a telephone switch, and record all call going through it,It was not for the NSA but I have no dought that is where it ended up.
Dennis
This does not just happen with games. I program audio devices for the High end audiophile market. I have the same issues with some members of our firums.
It's not a speed issue. Atoms have a neutral electric charge, where electrons have a negative charge. Atoms moving means no net charge is moved, means no current flows, which means there is virtually no power is consumed in the process.
I built one back in the early 70's as a science fair project. It shot pennies at a very high velocity, high enough to go right through the back wall of the garage. It worked on a slightly different principal as the Navy one. Instead of using the magnetic field to propel the projectile, it used a piece of copper foil folded accross the penny, connecting to a pair of copper rails about a quarter inch appart. When a car battery was connected accross the 2 rails, the copper foil is vaporized, shooting the penny out the far end at a high velocity. It was a blast.
www.corpsys.com sells exactly what you are looking for, call the pro hard drive workstation. It works on both IDE and SCSI hard drives. It duplicates , tests and DOD erases hard drives.
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Ufnfortunatly most of the programing tools I use for embedded systems are windows only. Some are just becoming availible for MAC, but for the most part are not availible for Linux. The one current exception is MPLAB-X which is fairly new and java based. But being new it is barley usable, currently even on windows.
I worked on equipment back in the 90's that could plug into a telephone switch, and record all call going through it,It was not for the NSA but I have no dought that is where it ended up. Dennis
This does not just happen with games. I program audio devices for the High end audiophile market. I have the same issues with some members of our firums.
Mama don't let your sons grow up to be bankers........
Fahrenheit 451!!!
I'm using avast AV too. It just says there is malware on the page. Wierd.
As soon as I go to the bug trak web site , my anti virus scanner goes off like crazy.
Actually it was a major $%^$ing pain in the butt to change firefox back to the default browser after IE8 hijacked it.
This just shows what a bunch of scumbags music companies really are.
It's not a speed issue. Atoms have a neutral electric charge, where electrons have a negative charge. Atoms moving means no net charge is moved, means no current flows, which means there is virtually no power is consumed in the process.
I built one back in the early 70's as a science fair project. It shot pennies at a very high velocity, high enough to go right through the back wall of the garage. It worked on a slightly different principal as the Navy one. Instead of using the magnetic field to propel the projectile, it used a piece of copper foil folded accross the penny, connecting to a pair of copper rails about a quarter inch appart. When a car battery was connected accross the 2 rails, the copper foil is vaporized, shooting the penny out the far end at a high velocity. It was a blast.
Bacon is not so bad, at least it does not think we taste like Chicken. That would be to human.
www.corpsys.com sells exactly what you are looking for, call the pro hard drive workstation. It works on both IDE and SCSI hard drives. It duplicates , tests and DOD erases hard drives.