Uri and the team developing Netlogo are working on a *great* new
feature to Netlogo that will let folks have distributed applet clients
to a single simulation. They need more users to test the feature. If
you have time tomorrow 2:30p and 3p Santa Fe (MST), please beam into:
Friday at 3:30
We've been glossing over the 'mere bookkeeping' aspects of thermodynamics in
our Wednesday study session, hurrying on to the more interesting bits.
Here's an article, open access, from PNAS, which suggests that bookkeeping,
in the dreary, economic, dusty journals with smudged ink sense, may be an
I had great difficulty (and ultimately canceled) with Carbonite because it
couldn't see the three or four USB drives I have hanging on my system. I
use Mozy for the crucial files.
-tj
On 1/15/09, jpgir...@thinkingmetal.com wrote:
>
> I use an internet service, Carbonite, which is $50/year for un
I use an internet service, Carbonite, which is $50/year for unlimited storage.Some folks like Mozy too.Spatial diversity is nice - no worrying about theft or fire taking out computer + backups.-jim
Original Message
Subject: Re: [FRIAM] Opportunity to upgrade
From: rob...@cirril
Nick Frost wrote:
I think people using Comcast cable Internet, DSL, and FiOS will see
less of the problems typically associated with using wireless for
Internet connections when other wired alternatives are available.
Yeah, I didn't mean to suggest that cooperative/municipal wireless is an
alt
Nick Frost wrote:
rob...@cirrillian.com wrote:
Does anyone have any experience or recommendations on disk image
(backup) software for Windows XP? Terrabyte, Acronis and Disk
Snapshot look possibilities.
At $previous_job the Comptroller used Acronis with success on a Dell
running XP Pro SP2, I
rob...@cirrillian.com wrote:
Does anyone have any experience or recommendations on disk image
(backup) software for Windows XP? Terrabyte, Acronis and Disk
Snapshot look possibilities.
At $previous_job the Comptroller used Acronis with success on a Dell
running XP Pro SP2, I don't recall any c
Thanks for everyone who shared their recommendations regarding what I should
upgrade to following my HD crash. I think 75% of those responding recommended
the MacBook Pro and it really is a nice machine tho' still on my wishlist.
Meanwhile, I've rebuilt the Windows laptop with a 5400 rpm 130MB H
Marcus G. Daniels wrote:
For example, with Wifi, in principle it goes up to 54 Mbits/sec, but
you probably won't see that in your average airport or coffee shop..
Marcus
Good point. Agreed: not to mention the latency and packet loss with
medium-range 802.11 that some wireless Internet subscr
Owen,
I noticed on the drive in this morning that Qwest has a billboard on
Gibson touting a fiber loop and suggesting a visit to their office/booth
in Coronado Mall for more information. I'm sure that loop is only in
ABQ and, probably, only in the downtown/university/airport/uptown areas.
Owen
unfortunately I'll have to disagree quite strongly there...
On 14 Jan, 2009, at 8:36 PM, Peter Lissaman wrote:
I reckon a rather convincing demonstration that, happily, Art is
NOT like
Science is that artists don't write the sort of stuff appears in
Friam on
the subject.
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