ralzod - Slashdot User

Comment Re:Can I use this with Exchange? (Score 1) 100

by ralzod on Monday August 06, 2018 @05:26PM (#57081024) Attached to: Thunderbird v60.0 Email Client Released

Not quite sure what you have against Lotus Notes? Last time i really used was around 2007...

Not much has changed since then, including the c2007 bugs. Sametime is much better than Skype for Business, though.

Comment Re:Why the cut/paste of change notes? (Score 1) 100

by ralzod on Monday August 06, 2018 @05:17PM (#57080950) Attached to: Thunderbird v60.0 Email Client Released

1997 called and wants its SMTP, POP and IMAP email back.

I won't dignify a response to the troll about SMTP, but I believe most of the webmail clients are just using IMAP on the backend anyway.

Comment Re:Keepass (Score 1) 1007

by ralzod on Tuesday November 10, 2009 @09:46PM (#30054692) Attached to: Best Tool For Remembering Passwords?

KeepassX recently released for the iPhone too.

Comment Re: Don't give out keys at all. (Score 1) 97

by ralzod on Friday April 20, 2007 @09:45PM (#18819961) Attached to: What Electronic Door Lock Would You Buy?

This solution would break down if the local agent needed to access the shed because of a network outage. How do you let the guy in if the comm gear is hung and he is there to give it a good kick? What zentigger needs is an electronic cipher that can be set in advance, provided to the appropriate person when required, then changed again after the service is restored, maintenance completed, etc.

New 25x Data Compression? 438

Posted by ScuttleMonkey on Wednesday April 05, 2006 @04:23PM from the make-sure-to-give-it-to-more-than-just-the-corporate-monkies dept.

modapi writes "StorageMojo is reporting that a company at Storage Networking World in San Diego has made a startling claim of 25x data compression for digital data storage. A combination of de-duplication and calculating and storing only the changes between similar byte streams is apparently the key. Imagine storing a terabyte of data on a single disk, and it all runs on Linux." Obviously nothing concrete or released yet so take with the requisite grain of salt.

Self Contained Water Cooled Radeon X1900, Retail 129

Posted by CowboyNeal on Saturday March 18, 2006 @11:45AM from the not-just-for-case-modders-anymore dept.

Spinnerbait writes "Graphics cards are all the rage in the Enthusiast Computing community, where overclocking standard off-the-shelf components is commonplace. Recently innovative cooling solutions have been brought to Graphics cards in an effort to tame the thermals of their power hungry GPUs. It looks like some of the major vendors have taken it up a notch in this area, with this ATI-based Sapphire Graphics card that employs a self-contained water cooling system. Not only does the card have potential for serious overclocking but it should do so relatively quietly as well."

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