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Well, the final was against Cilic. ;) I don't recall that we had live tennis from Australia back in the 60s or very early 70s. Newcombe was the first guy from Australia I recall seeing and of course I knew who Laver was.

I thought you were involved in Asian electronics manufacturing. What do you call a place with a hundred to a few thousand employees, multiple buildings, and a hundred thousand to a few million square feet of space. If not a facility do you call it a site instead?

My old T12 lights were 5000K and 92CRI then the T8 type were 90 CRI IIRC.

What are the temperature and CRO on those?

I'll wait for the next one, the Model T. :D

Really? I don't think that helps at all. :(

The 500/5.6 is probably the most useful lens, but really there should be DO zooms by now. The 200-500 is not sharp at 500.

For me it started with the Canadian Koreans not the Northern Koreans. The price of tickets is high so I'm not going.

I sit in the regular seats, so I don't know about the airspace. Aren't the pilots supposed to figure that out ahead of time? The Olympics are in the Southern Korea Area from what I find on the Wikipaedia. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pyeongchang_County

I did not go ashore. :)

Is anyone going to the Winter Games? I Still Think the Koreans may be after me.

No, this is the moist important ~24TB of data from the last 20 years.

Just normal files of any format. None are more than 30 GB and very few are more than 4095 MB. That is not the issue. I have 5x8TB RED drives in the UX-500P, i.e., 28.5 TB usable space. QTS encrypted write performance of the array was absolute crap so I tried to create a crypto container. It...

It is the Haswell E, late 2014 technology. It still works well for me at 4.4GHz. I've vastly exceeded the storage budget over the past 18 months so a new one is out until Win 10.

I don't know. If it is not a QNAP file size limitation then it must be the Verano Crypt or Windows. I only have 64GB of RAM in the computer but that should be enough.

The file size limit is around 16TB. I wonder if that is normal for a file on a NAS or something of a QNAP issue? Two 14.2 TB files are not bad though.

It is $450 from Canada. Hmmm.

They would have to discard 50%. :rofl:

I hope it is not like Merc and his Samsung drives that were not heard from again.

That Model 3 looks a bit small, like a mid-sized rather than full-sized car. I'd rather be able to buy an full-sized electric Buick (or some normal car ~195-200 inches long) and plug it in since I expect a couple of relocations. Is there some technology that prevents other brands from charging?

Has anyone seen The Shape of Water? Is it too ridiculous?

Does Tesla sell solar cars? You hardly see any of their cars. A few years ago they were supposed to be the next big thing.

:cheers: 20. Just amazing.

Does it just stand there, frozen in the glass? :D

It is working well. The miscreants keep posting, but no links are present. :)

Alcohol and hypothermia. :(

That is a good point! For now I'm hoping of course that there is no catastrophe that destroys the home hardware. If necessary then buying some hardware will not be the main issue. Obviously it is not feasible in the long term, but may be fine until the summer of 2020. I am working with the...

Is it possible to rotate a whole set of drives in and out of a NAS or will there be a problem with the array that is returned after the other is used? That may be the simplest solution.

Bummer. At least the cans were on sale, but the aggravation must feel like far more than $800. :(

Two pairs? I thought you were not happy with the first one. I'd return the one from Adormama for a refund, since the other side may start to vibrate later or something else will malfunction. Considering the high cost one would expect that they are individually tested at the fractory, but...

I use a phone for the time.

Security guards are normal at most facilities. I assume they want to reduce stabbings. :lol: No lethal weapons are allowed.

I think my X99 board has enough lanes, but I don't have free slots.

That's a whole new computer. :(

There is a card that accepts 4 NVMe drives?

The Korean kid crapped out, quitting in the second set. There was some groaning from the audience, but not much grunting to speak of.

Who said I was being x-rayed? When you visit a facility do you ask if you get a free chest x-ray with that? :rofl:

I'm thinking about data losses lately, so I'd like to have a whole set of the most important stuff offsite and updated more regularly.

Are you watching the Open? It's on so late here that most viewers are unconscious. ;)

They can hold it at the guard station after xrays. Another option is to leave it in the vehicle (Chevy).

I had one years ago, but it's not feasible with all the security everywhere nowadays. I prefer a Swiss type with a few tools but still a decent blade.

I would be looking at 500/512GB and 4TB, but nothing in between. 500/512GB is enough for the boot drive yet 1-2TB just isn't enough for much data.

Do you expect that to include a 4TB model?

Otherwise, how is it going at school?

Certainly most computers don't have 6-8 NVMe ports as they do SATA ports. It would he nice to set up a BAS or storage server with a dozen of the 4TB 860 Pros.

In the Samsung press release it is stated that the 860 Pro uses MLC and that the EVO uses TLC.

It's classified. :bravo:

http://www.storagereview.com/samsung_860_pro_ssd_review The 4TB 960 Pro uses Toshiba TLC, hmmm.

I most certainly do not look like Captain Kangaroo. :mad:

I need an Android phone blocker that is based on a whitelist. The user is an 80-year-old, semi-demented woman who answers calls from telemarketers and scammers, giving out all kinds of info. It's rather scary. :( However, she needs to answer calls from about 6 people. Thanks for any app advice.