Comment If you want a copy... (Score 5, Funny) 230
It shouldn't be to difficult to get one, I hear Sony's security isn't the best.
Comment Submitting Lots of Tickets... (Score 0) 200
... Since I am not a SysAdmin.
Comment Re:Who the fuck cares? (Score 0) 131
Intel owns his former company. They are probably just wishing that they had re-branded after buying it...
Comment Re:Desktops? (Score 0) 219
This is why I moved from my parents attic to their basement. It doens't have nearly the heat dissipation problem.
Comment Re:Breakdown! (Score 0) 491
Geeks do it in their mom's basements.
There, fixed.
Comment AFAIK Student Visa's allow you to work... (Score 0) 298
Up to 12 cumulative months in the US(it may have to be a specific type of student visa). As far as internships, check the big high-tech companies such as Microsoft, Intel, IBM, etc. they like to hire interns and have no problems hiring international as long as your student visa qualifies you to work in the US.
Submission + - Dell Offers Virtual Tree Saplings for Earth Day
theodp writes: "The expansion of Dell's Plant a Tree for Me program into Second Life has the Silicon Valley Sleuth wondering if this represents a new Earth Day tie-in marketing low. You may too after reading Dell's invitation to its Earth Day Party at Dell Island in Second Life ('get your own tree sapling to plant in Second Life!')."
Feed OCZ intros "world's fastest" 1200MHz PC2-9600 Flex XLC RAM (engadget.com)
Filed under: Desktops, Storage
Champs don't stay that way long in the computer hardware biz, but one way to ensure that the crown stays in the same camp is to one-up yourself before another firm can beat you to the punch. OCZ seems to be feelin' said mantra, as the company's latest Flex XLC RAM overtakes the previous rendition to claim the "world's fastest" title at 1,200MHz. Of course, we've seen quicker memory stuffed onto graphics cards, but the new motherboard-ready PC2-9600 Flex XLC modules sport a svelte hybrid cooling system that melds passive air and liquid injection systems to give you all the bragging rights you'd ever need. The DDR2-1200 modules are currently available in 2GB (2 x 1,024MB) kits, come with a lifetime warranty, and will run you right around $250.[Via Gearlog]
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Submission + - S3 Standby State Done Right
Cameron Butterfield writes: "Because of increasing awareness in the general public about energy conservation, the ability to utilize low power states on desktop PCs is incredibly underdocumented and widely unused. My goal with this article is to change all that, to help computer users everywhere utilize these low power states without losing any original functionality of their network drives or remote applications. Heck, if you follow this guide, you may even be able to save a buck or two in the process. This article will attempt to answer the following:
The link to this article is here: http://www.exoid.com/?p=29
Please give it a read and please consider posting the link on slashdot.
Thank you.
-Cameron Butterfield"
- Why bother? Why do I even want to waste my time on this?
- My computer won't cooperate! How can I enable a S3 standby state which uses a fraction of the power vs. an Always on or a S1 standby state?
- Now that I have enabled a S3 Standby state, how can I get my computer to wake up without issues?
- I use my computer as an always on a file server / remote desktop / vnc machine. Can I actually take advantage of low power sleep states? I need access to my files at all times!
The link to this article is here: http://www.exoid.com/?p=29
Please give it a read and please consider posting the link on slashdot.
Thank you.
-Cameron Butterfield"
Feed Mandriva raising new funds for Linux business (com.com)
Struggling Linux seller raising new funds to complete software acquisition, exit bankruptcy protection.
Feed World's First Image-guided Surgical Robot To Enhance Accuracy And Safety Of Brai (sciencedaily.com)
Surgery is about to change with the introduction of a new MRI-compatible surgical robotic system developed by Dr. Garnette Sutherland at the University of Calgary/Calgary Health Region.
Feed Post Oak Grasshoppers Emerging (sciencedaily.com)
Post oak grasshoppers are beginning to emerge in Texas. They're voracious, and Texas entomologists don't know a lot about them.
Feed Reliance on crop-based fuel a threat to food supplies--or not (com.com)
Blog: The world will have to start producing more grain if it is to keep up with growing food demands, Scottish Agricultural College...
Feed Deadly cell phone virus rumors frighten Afghans (com.com)
Cell phone users warned family and friends not to answer calls after hearing several had been killed by the alleged mystery virus in Kabul.
MS Releases New Media Player Firefox Plugin 191
SilentChris writes "Microsoft today released a new Media Player plugin for Firefox that resolves the problems users of the older version were experiencing. According to the company's Port 25 blog, it's backwards compatible with Windows Media Player 6.4. The plugin is for Windows XP and Vista only, but if you have to watch WMV video at least it's less likely to crash your browser."
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