If you look at reviews for the previous generation of the same brand of sdhc card you'll see it received newegg's customer choice award. Adata made one of the best class 6 16gb sdhc cards, so it was only natural to think their new generation had a good chance of being good as well.
I had a flash drive that came with some goofy partition table that caused linux machines to freeze until the drive was removed. I repartitioned it and the problem was gone.
God thank you. I was starting to get pissed at all these people jumping to conclusions. Next time I'm making near minimum wage and my kid is hospitalized for something like this I'll tell him to go rob a bank since apparently you can get away without going to court if you're sick...
If anyone is interested you can watch these in VLC. Just open a network stream, select RTSP and paste in one of the URLS. Low quality, but interesting to think you could watch that on a phone.
"Broadband modems should still be classed as modems, since they use complex waveforms to carry digital data. They are more advanced devices than traditional dial-up modems as they are capable of modulating/demodulating hundreds of channels simultaneously."
Well...I guess I've been to 3 universities that have systems like this.
Its all MAC based, so if you know the mac of someone who's on the network, and their computer is off...
Well...if its a true AP, then connecting to it would be no different than plugging into a wall socket, and most colleges have some sort of authentication you must pass to use the network...
Wide open routers are another story...which I have seen a few of on my campus.
I never really stop tweaking my windows box really. Always something new to try out ya know? But I guess installing all my basic software(not games) and setting stuff take usually about 2 hours once installation is done.
Well sure I paid more up front, and I got more in return...
I have 2gigs of ram...I won't need more for quite some time
My motherboard will be able to use the latest and greatest cpus from AMD, for quite some time...AM3 cpus will work in the AM2 socket.
My hard drives have 3 and 5 year warranties, I doubt I'll need a better one.
I got vista through my MSDNAA free...and I'm pretty sure there won't be anything new from MS in 3 years...
Well EULA's are one thing, but LG isn't an end user are they now? I just got the feeling LG is within their right to do what they please with their license from reading about it, but...*shrug*
LG is one of the blu-ray 'partners'. I don't know what this means exactly, but it would stand to reason they have their own license to use as they please.
oh for some reason I was thinkin the wiimote was $60, lol, but those are games, silly me
Anyway, if you follow the links you can see what's actually in it, an extra wiimote and 6 games...
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If you look at reviews for the previous generation of the same brand of sdhc card you'll see it received newegg's customer choice award. Adata made one of the best class 6 16gb sdhc cards, so it was only natural to think their new generation had a good chance of being good as well.
I had a flash drive that came with some goofy partition table that caused linux machines to freeze until the drive was removed. I repartitioned it and the problem was gone.
I know she's not getting off. It's just every thinks oh no why would the riaa go after her! Ugh...whatever
God thank you. I was starting to get pissed at all these people jumping to conclusions. Next time I'm making near minimum wage and my kid is hospitalized for something like this I'll tell him to go rob a bank since apparently you can get away without going to court if you're sick...
I didn't know the ground was tethered down to start with.
If anyone is interested you can watch these in VLC. Just open a network stream, select RTSP and paste in one of the URLS. Low quality, but interesting to think you could watch that on a phone.
If someone breaks their car I'm sure it could cause traffic to stop moving...:-P
Well, you WERE close...I can't blame you :-p
"Under a stricter definition, a cable modem is not a modem but a network bridge" So...how strict are we then?
"Broadband modems should still be classed as modems, since they use complex waveforms to carry digital data. They are more advanced devices than traditional dial-up modems as they are capable of modulating/demodulating hundreds of channels simultaneously."
Well...I guess I've been to 3 universities that have systems like this. Its all MAC based, so if you know the mac of someone who's on the network, and their computer is off...
Well...if its a true AP, then connecting to it would be no different than plugging into a wall socket, and most colleges have some sort of authentication you must pass to use the network... Wide open routers are another story...which I have seen a few of on my campus.
I totally agree, battery life is short...I get 2.5 hours in vista, tops.
I never really stop tweaking my windows box really. Always something new to try out ya know? But I guess installing all my basic software(not games) and setting stuff take usually about 2 hours once installation is done.
Well sure I paid more up front, and I got more in return... I have 2gigs of ram...I won't need more for quite some time My motherboard will be able to use the latest and greatest cpus from AMD, for quite some time...AM3 cpus will work in the AM2 socket. My hard drives have 3 and 5 year warranties, I doubt I'll need a better one. I got vista through my MSDNAA free...and I'm pretty sure there won't be anything new from MS in 3 years...
Exactly...In 2 or 3 years when my video card is really dated, I'll just buy a new one for $250. No such luck with a console...
and it has already been fixed...lol
bad url perhaps...
Well EULA's are one thing, but LG isn't an end user are they now? I just got the feeling LG is within their right to do what they please with their license from reading about it, but...*shrug*
LG is one of the blu-ray 'partners'. I don't know what this means exactly, but it would stand to reason they have their own license to use as they please.
it has wireless...
giving out champaign
Since when is safari susceptible to security breaches? Last I checked, none on the level of IE
I agree
oh for some reason I was thinkin the wiimote was $60, lol, but those are games, silly me Anyway, if you follow the links you can see what's actually in it, an extra wiimote and 6 games...