That sounds like good news for me - one of the reasons that I have no
intention of moving to Vista is that I would have to buy new hardware to
accommodate the memory requirement just to run the operating system. I
still don't understand why MS systems are such memory hogs - the Linux
distros I
on the wva sites i show 9.8 2.1 on the internet frog i showed 8.2 2.78.
big ratio difference.
maybe the way the sites look at things and connect.
there are troubleshooting guides and software adjustments buried in here:
http://www.dslreports.com/tools
along with reference to 385 test
Tom Piwowar wrote:
This illustrates why I have avoided hibernation: it's never worked
reliably enough to be worth it. Stand-by works fine and if I need to
save battery life, I'll turn the system off.
Curiously, the Mac has the same problem. I wonder this is so tough to get
right.
I
Here's a decent walkthrough of some of the new Win7 stuff:
http://tinyurl.com/5n3akw
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I vaguely recall a problem with waking from sleep 5 or more years ago
but can't recall if it was on a Mac or a Windows machine.
We sleep our Macs several times a day and sometimes leave computers on
for weeks at a time and never have a problem with sleep.
Okay. On your advice I have enabled
Hibernation results in shut-down, and its what your UPS commands when the
battery is running out and the grid power is not yet back on. Stand-by won't
provide the required result in that case.
At 09:07 PM 10/30/2008, Jeff Wright wrote:
This illustrates why I have avoided hibernation: it's
On a PC hibernation saves a copy of your desktop and makes a snapshot
of what all is running when you shut down. It then loads that
snapshot when you restart the computer.
When you click standby it starts to power down all sorts of things,
but it is still running, albeit in a much reduced
On Nov 1, 2008, at 12:07 PM, Tom Piwowar wrote:
Okay. On your advice I have enabled sleep on my Mac. From an energy
conservation standpoint I would be happy if sleep now worked, but if I
lose any work you will probably get flamed.
Hi Tom!
I sleep my MacBook Pro (running 10.4.11) all the
One of our dogs spilled coffee on my wife's Powerbook G3 keyboard
(Bronze keyboard). Now a few of the keys don't work. I know I can pick a
keyboard for it off ebay, but where can I get instructions on how to
replace it?
I have not worked with that specific model, but Every PoweBrook keyboard
Here's a decent walkthrough of some of the new Win7 stuff:
Since half of the features will never make it to the shipping version is
there really any point in reading their propaganda?
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On Cox cable (I'm the one considering switching to Verizon fios) the
InternetFrog shows download speed 4.45 Mbps and upload 2.29.
gerald wrote:
on the wva sites i show 9.8 2.1 on the internet frog i showed 8.2 2.78.
big ratio difference.
maybe the way the sites look at things and
coffee isn't good for dogs! you shouldn't let them drink coffee!!! ;-)
Tom Piwowar wrote:
One of our dogs spilled coffee on my wife's Powerbook G3 keyboard
(Bronze keyboard). Now a few of the keys don't work. I know I can pick a
keyboard for it off ebay, but where can I get instructions on
Windows 7 is a radical departure in the way MS builds it's OS. Instead of
each feature being worked on and added in at various times and various
stages of 'beta', these groups aren't allowed to include their code in 7
until it is ready to ship. if you'd been keeping up with the news about 7,
Here's a decent walkthrough of some of the new
Win7 stuff:
Since half of the features will never make it to
the shipping version is there really any point in
reading their propaganda?
Oh, give it a rest.
I'm wondering if you bothered to go to the site because, if you had, you
would
What I was looking forward to is WinFS, or _some_ sort of tagging file
system. But it looks like they're still not ready to attempt that.
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I was wanting of this feature also...the libraries are closer to it then
anything at this point.
http://arstechnica.com/journals/microsoft.ars/2008/10/31/arspdc-windows-7-libraries-under-the-microscope
On Sat, Nov 1, 2008 at 3:45 PM, Tony B [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What I was looking forward
P.S.,
I tried the InternetFrog a second time with Cox cable, and got these
results: download 6.76 Mbps, upload 2.36 Mbps.
Actually, after several repeats of the test, these numbers are more
typical of these tests than the earlier one that I originally posted.
So happens on the first post,
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