Jeff Waugh wrote:
Turns out it's quite scary when the disks go crazy in the dead of night when
the TV isn't on. :-)
I have found it helps to draw the curtains when there is a full moon. ;)
Regards
Chris
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If it's mostly the 2am noise that bothers you,
the first thing you might try is turn off whatever
is scheduled at that time. Popular offenders are
prelinking and manpage indexing but there are many
other possibilities. Turn them off or move them to
say 10am in the morning when no one is around.
larger fans are quieter than smaller fans, and much cheaper than liquid
cooling
you can also get extremely large cpu coolers that will reduce noise.
Dean
Ken Foskey wrote:
My computer is too noisy. It is not graphics because it is not used
much and when it does there is enough background n
> My computer is too noisy. It is not graphics because it is not used much
> and when it does there is enough background noise. It is the power supply
> and cpu fan that kicks in with cron at 2 am in the morning.
>
> I was thinking about adding fluid cooling, is this worth it or else can I
> whe
My computer is too noisy. It is not graphics because it is not used
much and when it does there is enough background noise. It is the power
supply and cpu fan that kicks in with cron at 2 am in the morning.
I was thinking about adding fluid cooling, is this worth it or else
can I where can I
I'd like to venture something but I can't really because I only know one
side of this - ruby/rails.
I think you could probably flip a coin and just go with one or the other.
It might come down to picking a language. If python grabs you, then django
is probably the way to go and vice versa. (If y
I know its windowsish, but have you tried rebooting?
If some of the backend library's get updated when you start myth up
again it'll be using the new libs but half the stuff its talking to will
be using the old ones and it'll all get horribly screwed up.
Meijer, Luke wrote:
Hello
Hoping som
All right, another exciting CodeCon! I'll be comming up from canberra
by train, so if
there's anyone who needs a navigator, I'll contribute towards travel
costs, and try
not to get us lost. ;-) Somewhere in the city would be the best place
for a rendezvous,
but I can make my way to anywhere with
I'm agnostic about ruby/python, although I have a faint feeling that
python may be better. In either case I have to learn the language.
Hi David, I use both python and ruby, but I prefer ruby. I find it
easier to develop code incrementally in ruby because I can extract code
into classes or mod
Hello
Hoping someone is familiar with MythTV.
I built a new HTPC box last week and had everything working perfectly.
It was a vanilla Ubuntu 9.04 build then I installed MythTV + the avenard repo
for the 0.21+fixes and VDPAU support.
HDMI video / audio, LCD screen, Shepard EPG and mythweb were
Peter Miller wrote:
> It's that time of year again, and I'm running another CodeCon.
Awesome!!
> That's coding and camping, for the uninitiated.
I'm initiated!!!
> (Btw, who has blog entries for previous CodeCons? I'd like to link.)
I have these two:
http://www.mega-nerd.com/erikd/Blog/
It's that time of year again, and I'm running another CodeCon. That's
coding and camping, for the uninitiated. Real tents, no Internet, no
phone reception. I do hire a generator, so the laptops still work.
This year we return to Olney State Forest, in the NSW Central Coast
hinterlands. Last ti
Amos Shapira writes:
> 2009/10/6 Kyle :
>> Hi Folks,
>>
>> how hard/easy would it be to get something written which could log onto one
>> IP.Board forum, crawl that site and download the content only, to import
>> into another IP.board db?
>>
>> So users, forums, threads, PM's, user galleries, etc
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