On Wed, Jun 29, 2005 at 05:25:53PM -0700, Rodney Mishima wrote:
> >> Sure he can, he just has to under-clock his computer down to 2.1ghz as
> >> win98
> >> has a cpu freq limit.
>
> Sage advice from Dirty Harry:
>
> A man has got to know his limitations.
An OS too! ;)
> I remember a few year
On Tue, Jun 28, 2005 at 05:01:31PM -0700, Linux Rocks! wrote:
> Aack! The friend from whom I just inherited that mobo had burned up his
> 1GHz socket 370 CPU! I coulda grabbed yours and put him back on the
> road in no time. Crikey, as it was, he runs off to Fry's (against my
> advice) and
Max Lemieux wrote:
> A related article suggests that carbon nanotubes are the best current
> candidate to replace silicon in computer chips. IBM is doing research in
> this area.
A startup called Nantero is building a carbon nanotube fab right next
door in Gresham.
BTW, about my "why Intel can
A related article suggests that carbon nanotubes are the best current candidate to replace silicon
in computer chips. IBM is doing research in this area.
http://www.ferret.com.au/articles/6f/0c00da6f.asp
Anyone else heard of different replacement candidates? Allen?
-Max
Allen C Brown wrote:
Bob Miller said the following on 06/29/2005 07:51 AM:
T. Joseph CARTER wrote:
Sure he can, he just has to under-clock his computer down to
2.1ghz as win98 has a cpu freq limit.
Bahahahahaha!
*ahem* Signed int, I take it?
Does that explain why Intel can't build a chip today faster then 4
On 6/29/05, Jamie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> That really is a better question than you will ever get credit for... consider
> if OpenSource Software were more predominant than Microsoft, how would the
> hardware industry have evolved over the last 10~15 years? What state of
> computer technology
A note on the Savage XFree86 drivers... when booting that celeron system last night with Knoppix
3.7, we couldn't get it to display in X until passing the "fb1024x768" parameter at boot time, to
use framebuffer mode instead. The "savage" driver just didn't want to play nice.
Conversely, the sa
On Wednesday 29 June 2005 07:51, Bob Miller wrote:
> T. Joseph CARTER wrote:
> > > Sure he can, he just has to under-clock his computer down to 2.1ghz as
> > > win98 has a cpu freq limit.
> >
> > Bahahahahaha!
> >
> > *ahem* Signed int, I take it?
>
> Does that explain why Intel can't build a chip
T. Joseph CARTER wrote:
> > Sure he can, he just has to under-clock his computer down to 2.1ghz as
> > win98
> > has a cpu freq limit.
>
> Bahahahahaha!
>
> *ahem* Signed int, I take it?
Does that explain why Intel can't build a chip today faster then 4 GHz?
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On Tue, Jun 28, 2005 at 05:01:31PM -0700, Linux Rocks! wrote:
> > Aack! The friend from whom I just inherited that mobo had burned up his
> > 1GHz socket 370 CPU! I coulda grabbed yours and put him back on the
> > road in no time. Crikey, as it was, he runs off to Fry's (against my
> > advice) a
Thats it...lorraine...
On Tuesday 28 June 2005 22:05, larry price wrote:
> actually it's Lorraine, I've met her several times through OPN/EFN
> contacts.
>
> She actually has a site http://www.lanecrrc.org/about/macrenewal.php
>
> On 6/28/05, Jeff Newton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > its one of t
actually it's Lorraine, I've met her several times through OPN/EFN contacts.
She actually has a site http://www.lanecrrc.org/about/macrenewal.php
On 6/28/05, Jeff Newton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> its one of those two, Jamie, one of those two.
>
> Jeff
>
> Jamie wrote:
>
> > I belive its
its one of those two, Jamie, one of those two.
Jeff
Jamie wrote:
I belive its lauren(sp?), I havnt been there, but I know someone that
recommended I check it out, and I think they said her name was lauren.
Jamie
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On Tuesday 28 June 2005 21:19, Jeff Newton wrote:
> I've been there a few times, prices are reasonable. I know the name of a
> lady that owns the place, think her name is Lori or something like that,
> it's at 2nd and Polk Street in Eugene.
I belive its lauren(sp?), I havnt been there, but I know s
I've been there a few times, prices are reasonable. I know the name of a lady
that owns the place, think her name is Lori or something like that, it's at 2nd
and Polk Street in Eugene.
Jacob Meuser wrote:
On Tue, Jun 28, 2005 at 02:38:35PM -0700, Jim Darrough wrote:
Hey there, Jamie. That IM
On Tue, Jun 28, 2005 at 02:38:35PM -0700, Jim Darrough wrote:
> Hey there, Jamie. That IMAC is awfully cheap. Is it one of those cool ones
> that looks like a monitor?
if you are looking for a used Mac, the Computer Recycling place
(don't remember the name exactly, but it something like that) in
On Tuesday 28 June 2005 04:37 pm, Jason Van Cleve wrote:
> Quoth Linux Rocks!, on Tue, 28 Jun 2005 15:22:36 -0700:
> > 2 socket 370 CPU's (cel 366 thats run at 550 for years..., cel 1.0ghz)
>
> Aack! The friend from whom I just inherited that mobo had burned up his
> 1GHz socket 370 CPU! I coulda
Quoth Linux Rocks!, on Tue, 28 Jun 2005 15:22:36 -0700:
> 2 socket 370 CPU's (cel 366 thats run at 550 for years..., cel 1.0ghz)
Aack! The friend from whom I just inherited that mobo had burned up his
1GHz socket 370 CPU! I coulda grabbed yours and put him back on the
road in no time. Crikey,
Yeah, its pretty blue, I havnt even gotten the chance to boot up ubuntu on it
yet... I got it with 64 megs of ram, and swapped that out with a 256'r, now
she runs real sweet. comes with OS 9.? its nice because its basicly one peice
(plus USB keyboard and mouse).
People are always welcome to off
Oh, I know about stuff happening... because of stuff happening, I have 2 bare
bones systems (previously good working systems until someone monkeyed around
with my circuit breaker, and shut off the power to them.) I know some parts
work, but I also am sure others are bad. so... I lost 2 ok system
Hey there, Jamie. That IMAC is awfully cheap. Is it one of those cool ones
that looks like a monitor?
Regards, Jim Darrough
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Quoth Linux Rocks!, on Tue, 28 Jun 2005 13:16:00 -0700:
> I also have a bunch of older computer stuff to get rid of...
I wonder if anyone here doesn't. I just added a friend's old Iwill M/B
to mine (KK266 plus, Via chipset). Stuff happens, I guess.
--Jason
IDE, it does work under linux... I dont know what/if it has a cache, or
brand...
Jamie
On Tuesday 28 June 2005 01:14 pm, larry price wrote:
> On 6/28/05, Linux Rocks! <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > make me an offer on a PCI raid controller card (was $25, only used once
> > for testing...)
>
> is
On 6/28/05, Linux Rocks! <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> make me an offer on a PCI raid controller card (was $25, only used once for
> testing...)
is that a SCSI or ide raid controller? Brand? cache size?
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