Very nice. You could store 29 days of everything transitted on Freeview (23
after switchover).
Moore's law says you're going to get it in a 36TB in a single drive in five
years though...
2009/9/2 Ian Forrester ian.forres...@bbc.co.uk
Hi,
I have been conversing with mychannello...@live.com at
http://mychannellogos.com/ http://mychannellogos.com/default.aspx a rather
neat little application that adds icons to the programme listings in Windows
Media Center on Vista (later version) and Windows 7.
I've been trying to persuade him
Hi,
I have been conversing with mychannello...@live.com at
http://mychannellogos.com/ http://mychannellogos.com/default.aspx a
rather neat little application that adds icons to the programme listings
in Windows Media Center on Vista (later version)
Hmm, not sure it doesn't doesn't Moore's law actually say that the
density of transistors will double every 18 months?
Alex
On 3 Sep 2009, at 09:08, Brian Butterworth wrote:
Very nice. You could store 29 days of everything transitted on
Freeview (23 after switchover).
Moore's law says
Ian Forrester wrote:
http://blog.backblaze.com/2009/09/01/petabytes-on-a-budget-how-to-build-
cheap-cloud-storage/
Found via Frank Wales,
Haha. So Frank reads /. too! :)
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Open Rights Group, Which?, talktalk, BT, Consumer Focus and Orange responding
to the governments plans to disconnect users from the internet because some one
has _accused_ them of infringing copyright.
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/comment/letters/article6819093.ece
Sir, We agree that the
On 09/03/2009 11:28 AM, Tim Dobson wrote:
Ian Forrester wrote:
http://blog.backblaze.com/2009/09/01/petabytes-on-a-budget-how-to-build-
cheap-cloud-storage/
Found via Frank Wales,
Haha. So Frank reads /. too! :)
Actually, I got it (and RTed it) in my twitter feed. So there *pththtb* :-P.
OUTLAW radio has some comments on whether a European law ruling may
overshadow this proposal:
http://www.out-law.com/page-10331
Matt
On Thu, 03 Sep 2009 11:29:05 +0100, Glyn Wintle glynwin...@yahoo.com
wrote:
Open Rights Group, Which?, talktalk, BT, Consumer Focus and Orange
Sorry, the Kryder's Law link should be:
http://www.mattscomputertrends.com/Kryder%27s.html
2009/9/3 Rhys Jones r...@highfiddletea.co.uk:
Quite - I'm not aware that Moore said anything about the density of
magnetic storage! Kryder's law is mentioned here:
Quite - I'm not aware that Moore said anything about the density of
magnetic storage! Kryder's law is mentioned here:
http://www.mattscomputertrends.com/harddrives.html
Also, this is old but may be relevant (the projections don't seem to
be more than an order of magnitude off the mark, if that):
Who reads The Times these days since Murdoch murdered it? They should be
doing what everybody else does and bribing MPs, sorry of course I meant,
'using non-executive directorships to add value', nay 'add BEST value', to
government policy indecisions.
And we'll only be saved by an EU ruling -
The iPlayer feeds seem to be broken today. They currently have a blank
line before the XML declaration, making them invalid.
E.g. (Firefox will also complain if you load it up)
http://feeds.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/popular/tv/list
Has anyone else noticed? I can't be the only person who is using a
real,
iPlayer itself seemed to be down eariler today...
Alex
On 3 Sep 2009, at 14:52, Paul Battley wrote:
The iPlayer feeds seem to be broken today. They currently have a blank
line before the XML declaration, making them invalid.
E.g. (Firefox will also complain if you load it up)
Andrew,
Is there any chance that I can get the correct versions sent to me please as
I'm not on the BBC network in any useful sense and I suspect that
attempting to hack in may be frowned upon, however relevant to Backstage.
2009/9/3 Andrew Bowden andrew.bow...@bbc.co.uk
Hi,
I have been
The first hard drive we had a school was a Winchester for the BBC Micro
network, it was a full hight 5.25 drive, and it had a capacity of 10
megabytes.
By the time I installed servers when I was a BT Broadcast, server drive were
half hight and in the 3 size, with capacities in single gigabytes.
I
I know you were just making a general point, I'm just being pedantic :-p
Moore's Law itself is strictly the defined in the original paper about
it, although most people do generalise it for application to other
things...
Moore's Law, in it's original form, still holds and is predicted to
I have generated calmness by inserting systematic XML validation in my
workflows using xmlstarlet, e.g.:
snip
$ xml val list.htm
list.htm:2: parser error : XML declaration allowed only at the start
of the document
?xml version=1.0 encoding=utf-8?
^
list.htm - invalid
$
/snip
I ran the
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