bwahahhahahahaahhahaha :rick:
Originally posted by clickwir
If I had 8gb of ram.... I would install Slackware linux, create a 3gb RAM drive, and run WINE and install Win XP to the ram drive... just to see if it ran well.
If I had 8gb of ram.... I would install Slackware linux, create a 3gb RAM drive, and run WINE and install Win XP to the ram drive... just to see if it ran well.
that would be sweet!
I was looking this one MB that can handle 16GB of DDR (8 slots total) but that one costs $890!

3GB should be enough to load XP and Photochop :rick:
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Originally Posted by WiLL
...I really wanna get out and shoot people.
Originally posted by EliteAccord
Its not how much you have its how you use it that counts.
My porn can beat up your porn.:fawk:
Its not how much you have its how you use it that counts.
My porn can beat up your porn.:fawk:
palease
I don't have any underaged stuffand I have .5TB or storage space in one system :fawk:
soon to be upgraded to 1.5TB umm well in april anyways. 8 200MB SATA drives in a RAID5
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Originally Posted by WiLL
...I really wanna get out and shoot people.
This one time, I was playing a DiVX movie... it was 2cd's, and I played the first disc and then had to switch to the other disc. But when I started playing it, it was the same as the first one. I figured I burned it wrong. So I tried the 2nd cd on another computer, works fine.
Here it turns out, XP had cached the whole cd into ram and was playing back from ram instead of reading the other cd. I had to reboot just to finish watching the movie
h:
Here it turns out, XP had cached the whole cd into ram and was playing back from ram instead of reading the other cd. I had to reboot just to finish watching the movie
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Originally posted by Kevin
3gig of ram should b enough to take care of every single electric components around the house...
3gig of ram should b enough to take care of every single electric components around the house...
It's all controlled by a Slackware linux 8.0 machine with a PIII 733MHZ cpu and 512mb ram. :thumbup:
Originally posted by clickwir
This one time, I was playing a DiVX movie... it was 2cd's, and I played the first disc and then had to switch to the other disc. But when I started playing it, it was the same as the first one. I figured I burned it wrong. So I tried the 2nd cd on another computer, works fine.
Here it turns out, XP had cached the whole cd into ram and was playing back from ram instead of reading the other cd. I had to reboot just to finish watching the movie
h:
This one time, I was playing a DiVX movie... it was 2cd's, and I played the first disc and then had to switch to the other disc. But when I started playing it, it was the same as the first one. I figured I burned it wrong. So I tried the 2nd cd on another computer, works fine.
Here it turns out, XP had cached the whole cd into ram and was playing back from ram instead of reading the other cd. I had to reboot just to finish watching the movie
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Originally Posted by WiLL
...I really wanna get out and shoot people.
Originally posted by EliteAccord
Are you sure?
:chuckles:
Are you sure?
:chuckles:
you know you're the only one baby

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Originally Posted by WiLL
...I really wanna get out and shoot people.
Originally posted by clickwir
Actually there are some pretty smart nerds with fabricating skills that made their entire house automated. Almost every single outlet has a remote control from one computer... security system, electornic locks, automatic windows/blinds, electronic control bath/shower, etc... tons of stuff.
It's all controlled by a Slackware linux 8.0 machine with a PIII 733MHZ cpu and 512mb ram. :thumbup:
Actually there are some pretty smart nerds with fabricating skills that made their entire house automated. Almost every single outlet has a remote control from one computer... security system, electornic locks, automatic windows/blinds, electronic control bath/shower, etc... tons of stuff.
It's all controlled by a Slackware linux 8.0 machine with a PIII 733MHZ cpu and 512mb ram. :thumbup:
most of the controls were for appliances though...
the fridge...the microwave..dishwashers...
and alarm too i tink


