Hello all,
in case you didn't see the Perth .NET Community post regarding YOU! West
here it is
http://perthdotnet.blogspot.com.au/2014/03/yow-west-conference-perth-may-2014.html
This is excellent news and I hope its just the forst of many. As @wolfbyte
suggests - spread the word!
I'm trying to
Late reply - been sick.
I use Adobe CC every day and in this situation i'd prefer to keep it in OSX
mode than Windows simply because it performs better in a Parallels / OSX
dual environment. I will also point out I also have a Thunderbolt Display
for when i'm at my cubicle. When on the road I
Bose++
I've had the over ear type for years (QC2, followed by QC15) and have just
bought a pair of the in-ear QC20. I can't recommend either of these options
highly enough. While they're not cheap, they are awesome. This week I'm cutting
code in a room with up to 10 people having interesting
+1 .. I use Bose at work. Only actual downside with these is i often leave
them on my desk at the end of the day still on..and drain batteries...
thankfully work has unlimited supply of AAA batteries but yeah it can be a
downer to walk in the next morning and here it making a ticking sound due
to
Slightly off topic, but I always find it a bit sad to be working somewhere
where everyone is sitting at the computer wearing their headphones and I want
to make a witty remark about something or other, or just generally chew the fat
with the guy opposite. Kind of anti-social.
Hey Coatsy,
I've been using the QC15's for a few years and have loved them. I've looked at
the QC20's a few times wondering if I should upgrade (smaller to carry around)
but have not made the move.
Have you found the transition from the 15's (over the ear) to the 20's (in ear)
has been OK?
It's very hit/miss socially though. I've worked in Agencies that fluctuate
between loud environments and quiet ones. There was one agency in Seattle
that I did a few weeks with that played rap/techno really loud throughout
the entire building (Zaaz.com) and at first the music annoyed me but
THese.
http://www.californiaheadphones.com/silverado.html
Even turned off, they block everything. And music through them sounds
damned good. The down-side is they don't have a long enough cord to reach
the computer (at my feet) so you might need extension
On Tue, Mar 25, 2014 at 6:52 AM,
On Mon, Mar 24, 2014 at 8:33 PM, Scott Barnes scott.bar...@gmail.comwrote:
Late reply - been sick.
I use Adobe CC every day and in this situation i'd prefer to keep it in
OSX mode than Windows simply because it performs better in a Parallels /
OSX dual environment. I will also point out I
On Mon, Mar 24, 2014 at 7:33 PM, Scott Barnes scott.bar...@gmail.comwrote:
I will however say that OSX + Cinema4D is much better to work with in a
portable situation (again I travel alot for work, so i need to have a
portable Ux studio ).
Short answer - there is really no + or - in choosing
Not so much in Premier but Adobe After Effects initially... Also if you
haven't gone to CC then you should in that case as they've tuned the
software much betterer for the RAM renders.
I also do 3D rendering (Cinema4D) and it seems to be more efficient for a
portable scenario. I do have a
Kind Regards,
Andrew Campbell
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On 25 March 2014 03:52, Andrew Coates (DPE AUSTRALIA)
andrew.coa...@microsoft.com wrote:
Bose++
I’ve had the over ear type for years (QC2, followed by QC15) and have just
bought a pair of the
On Tue, Mar 25, 2014 at 9:54 AM, Scott Barnes scott.bar...@gmail.comwrote:
I've wondered if it has to do with with prescribed hardware in that with
Macs typically software vendors know ahead of time what they are dealing
with that have very tightly controlled specifics so i've always wondered
Folks, I have a warning post:
Since I installed a fresh Windows 7 on an SSD as Xmas I've been suspicious
of how one time in 20 it will stop and say Bad boot drive and I have to
power off and on again and then it always starts okay. No other symptoms
have been observed.
Well today, I was shutting
Hi Greg,
Always horrible to hear that. What sort of drive was it?
Regards,
Greg
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From:
My guess is a drive based on a SandForce controller.
You've described the symptoms I had before my SandForce SDD died a couple of
years ago. I was going to replace it with a newer SandForce drive until I
Googled a bit and then opted to go with an Intel 510 which used a Marvell
controller and
I'd also not trust the backups from now on either. I.e. don't overwrite
previous backups with current ones, until you can check that the contents
haven't been corrupted already.
--
Regards,
*Mark Hurd*, B.Sc.(Ma.)(Hons.)
On 25 March 2014 14:20, ben.robb...@jlta.com.au wrote:
My guess is a
I had something similar not too long ago.
I have a 128g SSD that all it's had was my Virtualboxes on it.
After the same thing happen and after some investigation I removed the SSD
for a large Velicoraptor drive. The diffence between the SSD and
Velicoraptor is minor in speed but I was
Chaps, it's a SanDisk 240MB, which is suspicious regarding your comments! I
just went up to MSY and got a replacement, a Kingston this time, not
another SanDisk.
The shop guy said they'll send the SSD back to be analysed and either
repaired or replaced. I told him it was my C: drive so I'll have
SandForce is not SanDisk (SanForce has been acquired by LSI, anyway). I’m not
sure who manufactured for SandForce – they are described as a fabless
manufacturing http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fabless_semiconductor_company
company. (that’s not fabulous J )
Look them up on Wikipedia.
I don’t
All this talk of Macs, maybe its time you switched to Apple?
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From: Greg Keogh g...@mira.net
Sent: 25/03/2014 10:59 AM
To: ozDotNet ozdotnet@ozdotnet.com
Subject: [OT] Weird symptoms and SSD
Folks, I have a warning post:
Since I installed a fresh Windows 7 on an
All this talk of Macs, maybe its time you switched to Apple?
I saw some of *Star Trek Generations* movie on telly last night, and want
one of their computers, it does everything, but you till seem to need a
keyboard even though you can talk to it. I'd like to be able to sit down at
the PC in
Early generation SSDs had a bunch of issues (I’ve lost several OCZ Vertex SSDs
– pity they had such crap controllers).
I don’t think you need to worry too much about current generation SSDs. Here’s
some stress testing of current SSDs:
On Tue, Mar 25, 2014 at 3:15 PM, Greg Keogh g...@mira.net wrote:
Chaps, it's a SanDisk 240MB, which is suspicious regarding your comments!
I just went up to MSY and got a replacement, a Kingston this time, not
another SanDisk.
The shop guy said they'll send the SSD back to be analysed and
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