At home I don't, 3 machines and 3 separate monitors. At work I've (and everybody I work with) have multiple monitors. Most of us have 2, one of my co-workers has 4 monitors split between 2 machines...
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At home I don't, 3 machines and 3 separate monitors. At work I've (and everybody I work with) have multiple monitors. Most of us have 2, one of my co-workers has 4 monitors split between 2 machines...
Once (at my previous job) I unplugged a drive from a Mac computer without unmounting it. Immediately I realized that I had just corrupted the entire drive, which contained hundreds of gigs of photos...
Well that was a rude April fool's joke. All we did at my work was change our hold music to Banana Phone and the TMNT theme song.
I don't know of any good solution other than buying a new drive, sorry. A quick google search doesn't turn up anything useful either. These drives were a huge mistake made by WD in an attempt to save...
It's either a sadistic April fool's joke, or awesomeness about to happen.
Is this one of the WD "Green" external drives? Mac and Linux machines have a lot of problems with those because the drives go to sleep.
I've never seen a BIOS setting to attempt power on at all times on a home machine, only on rack servers. It is possible for a manufacturer to do this to a motherboard intentionally, but I can't think...
I've used the G50 and G70 series laptops. They are made of very much win. However they're really designed to be portable desktop replacements for gamers, so the battery life is horrible. I've never...
That's a hardware problem, not a software problem. Possibly a fault power or reset switch. Or maybe you've got some of your jumpers hooked up incorrectly on the motherboard. And I hate to bring this...
By looking at what RAM dimms (slots) are on the motherboard. Almost everything out there is going to be DDR3. Then you'll just want to get the fastest memory your motherboard (or your wallet) can...
Choose your power supply last, as you'll need to know how much power you'll be consuming before you pick one out. But this is pretty easy. You just need to see how much power all your parts take....
The i5 2500k uses a LGA 1155 socket. So if you're going with that processor you'll want to find a motherboard with an LGA 1155 socket for it. Now here is where price comes in...
Intel i5 2500k -...
This sounds like homework.
The physical assembly is quite easy. Just make sure you're well grounded so you don't harm any of the parts, and always touch the sides of the cards not the tops and bottoms of them. As long as you...
I don't really have any recommendations for books or reference material, but I have a few pointers...
1. Make sure the hardware you're looking at is Linux compatible. Especially the little things,...
Yeah, don't do that unless you feel like setting your router back up. But that does bring up a good point, do you know what kind of encryption your router at home is using?
What wireless card is in that? Realtek recently (last year up to a early this year) produced a lot of low end N cards that had issues with Netgear routers. The only reason I know this is because of...
Then tell your friends to man up and download python. They seem to be the problem anyway.
You'll need to compile it on windows.
Wow, Ubuntu isn't allowing us to install the software we choose now? If this is true I'm afraid this distro has lost me.
It happens when you compile your own kernel or install a custom kernel.
From my experience, Mac's software pool is far more shallow. You're always going to find specialized software that isn't on one operating system, or works better on one operating system. But these...
So we know it's a DNS issue. Let's see what your computer is set to do for DNS. Run the following command to see what DNS server(s) your computer is looking for.
dig | grep "SERVER"
The network is either blocking the port, or is blocking the ssh protocol. And yes, fancy routers are smart enough to detect and block certain protocols (some can even block based on content).
I think it is 586 or higher, but that is still far from optimized for modern processors.