• CIPWTTKT&GC v0x24 (v36): That Ain't Thermal Paste
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[QUOTE=DrTaxi;48088310]I'd really like to see decent residential internet connections everywhere.[/QUOTE] Plus cheaper and more relaible resident connections too. We're paying $60 for 5Mbps down and 0.5Mbps up a month in the second cheapest package available.
[url=http://www.consilium.europa.eu/en/press/press-releases/2015/06/30-roaming-charges/]Suck it, 'mericans.[/url]
[quote]Under the first EU-wide open internet rules, operators will have to treat all traffic equally when providing internet access services.[/quote] Yay, net neutrality! [quote]They may use reasonable traffic management measures. Blocking or throttling will be allowed only in a limited number of circumstances, for instance to counter a cyber-attacks and prevent traffic congestion. Agreements on services requiring a specific level of quality will be allowed, but operators will have to ensure the general quality of internet access services.[/quote] ...Just kidding! [quote]Under the agreement, roaming surcharges in the European Union will be abolished as of 15 June 2017. [B]However, roaming providers will be able to apply a 'fair use policy' to prevent abusive use of roaming. This would include using roaming services for purposes other than periodic travel. [/B][/quote] When these plans were first announced I hoped a ban on roaming fees would turn the cell service market from a national to a continental one. But of course not.
[QUOTE=DrTaxi;48089156]Yay, net neutrality![/QUOTE] ...well shit.
[quote]Blocking or throttling will be allowed only in a limited number of circumstances, for instance to counter a cyber-attacks and prevent traffic congestion.[/quote] What precisely does "prevent traffic congestion" even mean
Shit, the computer can't be turned on while charging - the battery is probably too weak. Back to square one.
[QUOTE=lavacano;48089251]What precisely does "prevent traffic congestion" even mean[/QUOTE] Occasionally when you transfer files, you might get a virus, and if it turns out to be the common cold, the tubes would be all fucked up. Throttling will be needed until you can run chickensoup.exe.
[QUOTE=latin_geek;48089813]Occasionally when you transfer files, you might get a virus, and if it turns out to be the common cold, the tubes would be all fucked up. Throttling will be needed until you can run chickensoup.exe.[/QUOTE] TCPhlegm.
[QUOTE=Giraffen93;48089753]Shit, the computer can't be turned on while charging - the battery is probably too weak. Back to square one.[/QUOTE] I think it would be the charger instead. I managed to get hold of an old powerbook g4 from 2005. It's surprisingly usable even today. 1.67GHZ of raw POWER
[QUOTE='[EG] Pepper;48089828']I think it would be the charger instead.[/QUOTE] My shitty HP does the same thing when I use any unoriginal charger, even when they can deliver far more current that the original brick. Fuck HP.
[QUOTE=Van-man;48089840]My shitty HP does the same thing when I use any unoriginal charger, even when they can deliver far more current that the original brick. Fuck HP.[/QUOTE] Blame their stupid one wire circuit. Good for protecting the electrics, bad if you want a cheap replacement power brick.
[QUOTE='[EG] Pepper;48089828']I think it would be the charger instead. I managed to get hold of an old powerbook g4 from 2005. It's surprisingly usable even today. 1.67GHZ of raw POWER[/QUOTE] Pretty much what I've been using for the past couple of years. 1.66GHz and 1Gb of RAM :suicide:
[QUOTE=Leestons;48089854]Pretty much what I've been using for the past couple of years. 1.66GHz and 1Gb of RAM :suicide:[/QUOTE] This thing runs very very well on leopard and 1.5GB RAM. Shame the 80GB HDD is IDE and not SATA.
[QUOTE='[EG] Pepper;48089851']Blame their stupid one wire circuit. Good for protecting the electrics, bad if you want a cheap replacement power brick.[/QUOTE] ironically the main reason I want to use a unoriginal power supply is because I'd like to use it in a car, but cue HP's greediness and/or stupidity, I'll have to go ~12-volt DC to 230-volt AC [B]AND THEN[/B] via the original power brick from 230-volt AC to 19-volt DC. Fuck me :suicide:
[QUOTE=~Kiwi~v2;48089858]is that the 90nm version or the 130nm?[/QUOTE] I can't really find much info on the CPU but it's this model. [url]http://www.everymac.com/systems/apple/powerbook_g4/specs/powerbook_g4_1.67_15_hr.html[/url] One of the last powerbooks before they switched to intel.
[QUOTE='[EG] Pepper;48089828']I think it would be the charger instead. I managed to get hold of an old powerbook g4 from 2005. It's surprisingly usable even today. 1.67GHZ of raw POWER[/QUOTE] It works on my dad's ultrabook, compared to my hunk of "gaming" laptop. Oh well, I can charge it in the front while we're on the road at least.
I mean I'd definitely prefer a single USB stick instead of like 7 DVDs if I had to get a boxed copy of oh I don't know...Grand Theft Auto V? It literally has 7 DVDs.
I thought general-purpose PCs taking over more specialised domains was going to be a good thing. As usual, I was insufficiently pessimistic. [img]https://pbs.twimg.com/media/CIwJTW4WIAAf2Xx.jpg[/img]
[QUOTE=DrTaxi;48090205]I thought general-purpose PCs taking over more specialised domains was going to be a good thing. As usual, I was insufficiently pessimistic. [img]https://pbs.twimg.com/media/CIwJTW4WIAAf2Xx.jpg[/img][/QUOTE] Windows 8? In a theater? Hah!
[QUOTE=Amiga OS;48090212]Could be worse, they could be running that off an iPad ;^)[/QUOTE] Don't give them any ideas.
Fuck wireless radios with undocumented, non-interfaceable switches that don't pass vlan traffic properly. [editline]30th June 2015[/editline] But thanks for 2 hours overtime.
What the shit. So I tried watching an earlier part of a Youtube stream about Asteroid Day ([url=https://youtu.be/XUWjQexvCNM]this one[/url]) that's still live at the moment of writing (and will be for about another hour). When I tried rewinding, the video froze. The buffering spinner came up for about a second, and then disappeared, and [I]then[/I] I heard my CPU fan spinning up. [t]http://i.imgur.com/cp8nuuf.png[/t] So, my browser is taking up all that memory with the HTML5 player? (I don't let flash activate without permission, so it can't be that piece of shit) [t]http://i.imgur.com/heyUzRh.png?1[/t] Uh, no. Wait, what? For testing purposes, I closed the tab: [t]http://i.imgur.com/E9slMma.png[/t] :tinfoil: can someone running a Gecko browser verify this? Just click the video (before it's too late) and jump back to the first 20 minutes or so. [editline]wat[/editline] Okay, so now I can play the video [I]sometimes.[/I] BUT, if it DOES manage to play, there's no sound. There is sound when live, however. :pwn:
[QUOTE=Amiga OS;48090212]Could be worse, they could be running that off an iPad ;^)[/QUOTE] fuck it, put the movie on a galaxy note and one of the ushers will walk around showing it to everyone
[QUOTE=DrTaxi;48090205]I thought general-purpose PCs taking over more specialised domains was going to be a good thing. As usual, I was insufficiently pessimistic. [img]https://pbs.twimg.com/media/CIwJTW4WIAAf2Xx.jpg[/img][/QUOTE] And that's how the terminators were defeated.
What's the difference between a Router and a switch / hub?
[QUOTE=Daemon White;48090576]What's the difference between a Router and a switch / hub?[/QUOTE] Router makes the internet go places in your house.
[QUOTE=Daemon White;48090576]What's the difference between a Router and a switch / hub?[/QUOTE] Routers are switches that can additionally do NAT.
So basically, Routers connect to the service, a switch / hub can forward that connection to a LAN network?
[QUOTE=Daemon White;48090640]So basically, Routers connect to the service, a switch / hub can forward that connection to a LAN network?[/QUOTE] Routers connect networks, switches create networks. Generally a consumer router will be both a router and a switch.
Does anyone know a way to delete all recurring events before a certain time on google calender? I need to delete my classes during my holidays and it is proving stupidly difficult.
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