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  • Quote: Originally Posted by J120387 I have 4 hard drives that i took out of some old pc computers my parents were gonna throw out and was wondering if i could build something with them such as a storage server or something like it? is this possib…
  • Quote: Originally Posted by icfireball It just happened again moments ago. This time screen went start-up gray and I had to force shut down. I've been hoping to avoid clean install since I'm really busy, but I may have to. Also one more prob…
  • Quote: Originally Posted by Splinemodel FWIW: 1. libertyforall is clearly a bot 2. I have no idea what this thread is about. Anyway, lib's assumptions are simple wrong. A *true* libertarian will simply buy a strip of land between his curre…
  • Quote: Originally Posted by MarcUK That might be true - but due to the conservation of energy, converting the steam back to water will release the 2.26MJ - hopefully this will occur at the heatblock of the stirling engine, which I reckon to have …
  • Mark, let's do a quick reality check: to create 1 kg of steam from boiling water, an energy of 2.26 MJ is needed (heat of evaporation). The potential energy of 1kg of mass at a height of 250 m is 2.5 kJ (m*g*h) or about 1 per mille of the invested e…
  • While watching the video, I kept asking myself if that guy has "My right arm" tattooed on his right arm. Wouldn't surprise me at all.
  • Quote: Originally Posted by Splinemodel I don't know, but I'm buying a 45nm iMac whenever it comes out. I'd rather keep my 24" iMac.
  • I saw numbers of 17 W for the 1.6 and 1.8 GHz ultra low voltage processors (core 2 duo SL9300/9400, 45 nm structures). That's half the power consumption of the currently used 2.2 and 2.4 GHz models.
  • Quote: Originally Posted by wheelhot Say no to INTEGRATED BATTERY in the rest of Apple Laptop line!!!! Say NO!!! Say no to CAPITAL WORDS and MULTIPLE EXCLAMATION MARKS!!!! No, I think the MBA has the integrated battery only to save space.…
  • I believe the critical question here is, "What makes a Unix system a Unix System?". As I see it, OS X uses a *BSD kernel and implements its own application framework, most notably Carbon and Quartz, on top of it. In addition, it supports the traditi…
  • Quote: Originally Posted by addabox OK, but it looks like the prices you quoted show that you can get a "similarly specced" Dell for less than Apple charges. I selected the two models more or less randomly by picking a "middle of the road" lap…
  • Quote: Originally Posted by addabox I'm completely mystified as to how what you've written here supports the notion that Apple is unduly ripping off its European customers. Is it some kind of "Dell sells similar configurations cheaper, therefo…
  • Quote: Originally Posted by S10 I did, I'm not going to compare all the different Dell's available but I took one of the cheapest available Dell, the Inspiron 1510; US price (including US tax average at 8%) 366 euro France price 528 euro (incl…
  • I found a bit more info on the HDCP issue. It *should* only become active when it is requested by some HD signal like Blu-Ray, or HD-TV, but not for normal computer use. If you want to use a computer for displaying these media, the driver of the gra…
  • It seems that the Dell monitor uses HDCP on its DVI port, which is most probably not supported by the ATI 9800. I am not sure if HDCP on the monitor side implies that it will only accept high res digital video from a HDCP enabled source. If this is …
  • With the current Santa Rosa chipsets, dual channel memory configuration has become quite flexible. You can even use RAM of different size and with different timing (in case of different timing, all memory is accessed at the speed of the slowest modu…
  • Wikipedia says that the difference between DVI-I and DVI-D lies in the analog output that is included in DVI-I, but is missing in DVI-D. The design of the connectors is such that you can plug in your monitor's DVI-D cable directly to the DVI-I port …
  • Quote: Originally Posted by dreyfus2 We have something called "separation of powers" - most of the judges on duty have been selected by the previous government, or even earlier. They follow something called "the law". It is blind (does not respe…
  • Hi Tommy, all you need is a serial to parallel ATA adapter like this. Your should find adapters like that your local computer store.
  • Quote: Originally Posted by Ireland Maybe you didn't read the thread. We all like Leopard, and we all know it will never be perfect for anybody, never mind everybody. Absolute perfection is not really possibly with an OS, as they are constantly e…