you tell it in the event of a power loss.
And plan on replacing the battery every one to two years.
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chris (fool) mccraw wrote:
On Tue, Mar 17, 2009 at 17:05, m0gely m0g...@gmail.com wrote:
I suppose so if you get to the internet from the power lines. Phone and
cable TV lines can be unaffected in a power outage.
really? cable lines don't need power? there isn't some aggregator
box
Chaz Sliger wrote:
Any suggestions or insights would be greatly appreciated.
Happened to see this just today. Though even at her age, I would just
have two or three icons on the desktop at all.
http://www.dedoimedo.com/computers/pclinuxos-2009.html
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Russell Senior wrote:
Compared to 100 Mbps symmetric fiber you can get in Tokyo for
$11/month, they are FAIL.
This is U.S. FAIL, not Comacst.
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identical (and pathetic). And
Vista/7 has enormous amounts of NT code still in it.
The government could step in... snip
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several decades to satisfy the one guy on the
planets' infatuation with running old Windows games in WINE or on the
ever-so-popular-please-kill-me-know ReactOS.
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Derek Loree wrote:
I downloaded the source code from the source, http://dansguardian.org/.
Version 2.10.0.3
What was your configure string?
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Rich Shepard wrote:
Between the NetGear firewall appliance and denyhosts they've all been kept
out.
If you're using an up-to-date sshd, and employ good password practices,
what's the point of doing all this? Honest question.
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I haven't put a box together in ages but you have to be careful not to
bend the CPU pins :)
Buy Intel, they haven't had pins for ages either. ;)
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linux-yug wrote:
Buy AMD..it is a BETTER processor..
And cheaper ...not a reason to buy
Whoosh!
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Ed Sawicki wrote:
m0gely wrote:
Ed Sawicki wrote:
a) He claims they are on a private network; they are safe.
The Web server serves only internal users; it cannot be
accessed directly from the Internet. However, their
private network is not private in the sense of NAT
the plunge. I wouldn't want to go back
having used them for a couple years now.
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with multiple operating systems.
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to the mount point you would've chosen anyway,
automatically!
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else before I put them into the
machine.
thanks,
Upgrade from what? What else is in the machine?
Hard drives don't require that much power. You're most likely fine,
unless you're already on your 5th splitter for plugging more stuff in. :)
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an upper-mid-end /
lower-high-end gaming machine (Major components include: single Raptor HDD,
AMD X2 6000+ (125W TDP), Nvidia 9600GT video) that draws about 300 Watts
under load.
Check out the comment by BikeHelmet:
http://ask.slashdot.org/comments.pl?sid=1241585cid=28050629
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in Japan, was one digit off on the serial
number from the Chinese version in the picture, *one digit off in the
middle*! The manufacturing quality sucked in comparison to my original too.
/rant
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--just a
picture of letters.
Unless the copier has OCR built in as an option for scanning, which our
Xerox does.
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have anything to do with it. Start by googling for ILO cards.
There are many, at many price points.
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everything works as expected. The web page mentions 98
works, but there are no Additions available. I would assume this is the
same for ME.
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equipment.
XP can be purchased still and installed. 7 is a free upgrade as of now,
but only the same edition of Vista that comes on the machine. Vista
Basic doesn't count.
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. But they are not in the batches listed
on HP's site. Nice.
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picking one of those up you will feel the difference in quality.
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desktop system.
Any pointers would be greatly appreciated.
It might be good to identify the exact problem to choose the correct
course of action:
http://datacent.com/hard_drive_sounds.php
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duckets your way or at least provide some good conversation during
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that a jtag cable appraoch will almost certainly allow me to fix it.
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Russell Senior wrote:
m0gely == m0gely m0g...@gmail.com writes:
m0gely I don't want to purchase the cable and parts even though they
m0gely aren't that expensive. I've flashed many of these and made one
m0gely silly mistake on one doing some experimenting. Is anyone out
m0gely
Keith Lofstrom wrote:
On Wed, Sep 02, 2009 at 02:38:19PM -0700, m0gely wrote:
I don't want to purchase the cable and parts even though they aren't
that expensive. I've flashed many of these and made one silly mistake on
one doing some experimenting. Is anyone out there capable of providing
the age of the machine, the specs
don't look half bad, and plenty to run any modern OS. But I find
especially with older video cards, scanners and some printers that this
latest set of slides slamming Linux is pretty hypocritical.
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doesn't
have this capability, PDF's can be filled out on your computer for some
time now.
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is Random
clatter and time wasting chat. Maybe that would be a better place for
posts like this, or your own blog.
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. I write 8.5x11 text documents.
This probably came up last time this was discussed, but I ordered my
15.4 Latitude with a 1920x1200 display. I can see TWO 8.5x11 documents
on my screen side by side, crystal clear.
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material but not stopped.
DG doesn't warn. It blocks. You can set it up with a bypass password
though. Not sure what the point would be for normal users.
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(and anything else) on a widescreen
display set to run at its native resolution, you will see black bars on
the sides.
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rocks. Add hard drive and ram and your set. I went the SSD
route and bought the 2.5 adapter.
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off getting a
new scanner. Otherwise I think you're in for a lesson in frustration,
and you'll be out $30 for the USB chassis that didn't work out.
Just because the BIOS has the option, doesn't mean the OS knows what to
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in affordable, good quality 35mm scanners.
Can anybody recommend a film scanner using USB with a complete SANE rating?
Coolscan IV
Several on eBay.
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really going to get you in trouble.
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very specific memory requirements (narrow voltage and timing
ranges). They're OK, but it's really easy to build one these days.
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fits in?
Don't get me wrong. Microsoft does things that confound me to no end.
I'm only a Linux hobbiest, but all my edge appliances run OpenBSD, and
all my web/db/app servers run FreeBSD. I'm fine to recommend and
implement OSS where it makes sense.
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that display or laptop that requires
this? I've done a higher-res display upgrade on an HP laptop once and it
was plug and play. How is this different than plugging in an external
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the same thing a different way?
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Rich Shepard wrote:
Robert,
I've no idea what that package includes, but I've been an
Aracnet/SpiritOne customer for more than a decade now and recommend them
without reservation.
+1
Several years. Very happy, very good pricing.
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. This
morning I got busy signals but for a little while now it's We're sorry,
all circuits are busy. Their website is unavailable too. My model shows
a DSL link oddly enough, but I can't ping my gateway IP. I suspect the
power outage too.
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, I would find that
to be ideal.
What does plenty mean? Do you want 802.11n? The classic answer here is
the WRT54GL. Or the WRT320N maybe? This is for DD though. I don't use
OpenWRT.
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however it's probably time to start looking at N capable
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there and saved
$700. 3 year warranty is standard too. You're going to have to come down
a bit on the hard drive and BD drive to get the price you're wanting though.
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Set the SATA mode to not be auto-RAID. It's just below the SATA/PATA
port option in the BIOS.
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Steve D... wrote:
Do you want to buy from Dell,
HP, Apple, ect. and get 0% Open Source and no chance of Open Source in
the future,
Explain this please.
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for the label.
Dell, HP and ASUS (the brands you mention) all have contributed to OSS
in various significant ways.
You can order computers from Dell with Linux pre-installed. Servers from
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. All those companies contribute to OSS though. So
where is this 0% coming from?
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for writing code in Ubuntu seemed to
have no problem making it work on my laptop either way.
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was
making was that it works in spite of that. That apparently, it was /open
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is legal, breaking and entering is not.
Understanding how the lock works by taking it apart is legal, defeating
the lock to trespass is not. But don't let that stop you from making
horrible analogies and jabs.
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server, I
would think they would be OS agnostic. Having said that:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=370327610161
Can't do better than a factory option.
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to move up
to a dual core system for $35-$70, let me know.
Are you sure your mobo can take a 3.06GHz processor? It needs to support
a 533MHz FSB.
http://www.cpu-upgrade.com/
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the yahoo mail. You get the
SPAM filtering, retain the portability, and spent less time doing it
than pondering this thread, let alone all the setup and future support
on Rich's end.
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in the Yahoo pref's. Then you can POP the free
Yahoo.
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on
the bottom of the Netbook. The easiest way to install would be to use an
external USB DVD drive and boot from that. Otherwise look at the link
above. MS supplies tool, you still need an ISO.
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for this question if that is the case
How many legitimate sign-up's do you have each day? You could just
change it to moderator approved instead of the automated email process.
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has similar experience
to share.
Ubuntu on my machine since 7.04 has had r/w access to my NTFS volumes. I
would go NTFS. If you have a spare thumb drive around and you don't want
to format your 400GB you could test it with that.
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or better yet the OEM.
Downloading those OEM images was my only experience with bittorrents
since I stopped grabbing Knoppix images years ago.
Just make sure you use the official checksums to validate the ISO you
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and connect it to the
Netgear via one of the LAN ports. Assign it an IP on the same subnet as
the Netgear also. Not it's basically an access point. Then go get a
WET54G bridge and connect that to the ReplayTV to bridge it to the WRT.
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more
though. I often see optical drives which read commercial media but not
burned discs. This is just the drive telling you it's on its way out.
IMO it's the laser that weakens when this happens.
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to set the router to B only.
Use WPA2 and a good password. Done.
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if I have to but if someone knows of a reliable repair shop I would
like to get it checked out. Certified would be great, but not required.
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John Jason Jordan wrote:
Ktorrent is what I plan to replace
Vuze with, so that won't do.
Tried Deluge? Sorry for hijack.
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WAYNE VAN LOON SR wrote:
Now what is it that is so bad about LILO?
It's no longer maintained as of years ago?
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Michael C. Robinson wrote:
What does lmgtfy mean?
Priceless.
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Dwight Hubbard wrote:
They also try to hide the fact that they don't offer any offerings with
upstream
rates faster than 0.8 Mb/s.
Point to the unhidden facts please. I would like to know.
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know you're doing this? This would likely upset the
sysadmin in charge of the laptop. I know I would be.
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part of the
heatsink?
If you want this to fail and ruin a heatsink and possibly the processor
then yes, do that. You should probably find someone knowledgeable to
help you with this project. Your post is screaming the kind of
inexperience that is going to destroy parts.
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included. Sorry
I sound like a commercial. I love it.
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systems. Although
the ideograms can also be displayed horizontally, proofing an
output page must be a pain in the butt.
Actually, people have been doing this for years now:
http://z.about.com/d/compreviews/1/5/3/6/Dell2005FPW-Rotate.jpg
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but doesn't see how to upgrade
what's already installed.
We'd appreciate pointers to step-by-step instructions on how to get the
latest flash player installed on her laptop.
Did you try just downloading the installer from the Adobe site and
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Someone wrote:
Are there eSATA II cases for individual hard drives?
Have several of these and love them. A couple with 2TB drives in them.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817392002
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Rich Shepard wrote:
On Tue, 29 Jun 2010, m0gely wrote:
Bad caps suck.
That wouldn't be too bad. It's when they leak that problems arise. :-)
Well that's what I mean when I say that. I have two nice Asus video
cards on my shelf right now that have the same caps on each one
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? Not that you have to defend it
to me, but I'm always looking for better answers to give people than 5
people in the house streaming Netflix all the time. Also, I believe that
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that data caps are also on the rise. With ATT's laughable new 2GB limit
on smart phones and the iPad, which boast mobile apps for VOD, it seems
to slow progress once again.
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ever worked on
would say to press a certain key to enter setup, or I would just wait to
see the OEM logo and be quick about it. In fact, I'm suprised your
method works, as this would simulate a stuck key and usually generate a
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and the default
1024x768x256 resolution/colors?
Where do I interrupt the boot process so I can fix the situation?
Hook up an external monitor. Also, try the function key + display key
(fn+f8 on my Dell) to see if anything changes. I had this problem on my
old HP laptop.
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Robert Miesen wrote:
The cpu fan for my Toshiba A105-S4774 is starting to make sounds that
tell me it needs to be replaced.
http://search.ebay.com/a105+fan
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should
have just told her to tell Dell to send another one and be done with it.
They may have wanted to try and fix it over the phone, but just say no
and get another one.
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