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Intel: Don't take *too* much advantage of our products.

Yet, it's only x8. When they need a x16 connection for data, I will be truly impressed.

I can remember all of the Baby Bells. Now there are three. And one of them ate Ma Bell.

But why would you really need this in a desktop?

Yeah, but you're only spawning four reencodes. I'm doing six simultaneous reencodes on four cores.

The lists already block it. The forum just doesn't appear to be using it when I'm logged in.

I would go with Foorbar, as well. I know for sure that you can replace the lame encoder with whatever version you like.

Not much. Containment that contains is far more useful. Then again, fuel pools are just that -- pools with fuel in them -- no containment.

I'm sure that you'd bet your money on it if the bet was low enough. It's nowhere near that....

Argh, I'll shoot you with my elkton! *or* I have an infection in my elkton. It's so gross.

Try places that sound like body parts or pirate weapons, like Regina or Saskatoon.

No, but they're certainly not working on the installer.

I tried it both ways. Obviously it's faster drive to drive than drive to self; but, even then, not more than four cores was maxed out at a time. The max speed was the same either way. I was using foobar2000 to convert FLAC-to-FLAC.

This is the Oracle mantra: Users exist to create a load to test the product.

Thanks, but I already new that. That's how I know that standard URLs aren't in the blockable list for me. It appears that Google Analytics is only activated on the site if you are not logged-in. When I'm logged-in, you know who I am and where I go already.

Try going past the border....

Alright, I found one reason to get new-gen drives: FLAC encoding. My previous-gen Sandforce-based drive still can't max out all six cores on my computer while encoding multiple FLACs. It's still drive-bound. Of course, like booting, FLAC encoding isn't something that I do all day, every day....

The standard URLs don't appear in the blockable list, otherwise it would be already.

Keep in mind that these people will be Jews....

I've found that calling American Express works better.

Google Analytics.

My results are similar.

Previous generation SSDs appear to be available and cheaper. Granted, they're probably using the smaller flash; but few people are going to get to the end of their drive's life before it gets replaced. I guess that begs the question, when will people start putting together server farms of...

It it only that firmware revision? Two of my drives have that firmware, but the others appear to have earlier revisions.

Then how come Adblock doesn't seem to be blocking it?

Before going to Toronto some years ago with some college friends, we stayed up and watched Canadian Bacon. Two days later, we visited the Hacker Hellfire.

And since I have to pay sales tax, it seems like their prices are never competitive any more. Amazon plus Prime is pretty killer.

Is there some overriding reason to buy this new generation of drives beyond the fact that they are designed to work with the smaller memory chips?

I'm only at 1.1GB with 70 tabs.

I have five disks and four different firmware versions. I'm curious if any need the update.

Any clue as what the fixed firmware version is?

Then don't upgrade.

Horse people? I think I'll stick with The Borgias.

As I've said before, the M4 is more evolutionary than revolutionary. I believe that the controller is little changed from the C300.

Actually, it's now the misogyny thread.

The president only signs the bill and implements it. He really has nothing to do with "control."

When will the new Micron drives be available? If anything, that should help to drive down prices.

Thanks sdbardwick. That's looking like a good option. Looks like I have more research to do....

Check that Reagan bump!

Do you have experience with the Cisco router?

The date of Easter is 100% predictable, but is figured on a lunar calendar. So, it tends to jump around relative to our Gregorian calendar, much as lunar new year does. Did I miss the Passover thread?

The Trouble with Tribles? I didn't see the movie because it looked like crap and had at least one crap actor in it. So, I might be off.

Right now he has a separate router and switch. However, the router is getting a bit unreliable, and we're going to replace it. The theory is to reduce the number of devices, since he doesn't need so many ports. Jumbo frames would be nice, because he needs to burst data from the server for...

I'm looking for a reasonably priced gigabit router for a client running a home office. He has two desktops and a server which are all have gigabit ethernet, but also a 100base-T wireless AP to attach. Jumbo frames with the ability to split for the slower clients would be a real plus. What are...

What other divisions does Seagate have? And why are the less desirable manufacturers buying the more desirable ones?

But they couldn't be bothered to update the interface.

I think that the accounting department is now in charge. They've really become penny-pinching bastards as of late....

If it weren't for our stupid submarine heritage, I think we would have switched to helium-cooled reactors by now. They're a much smarter design.

I thought that the fix was for the users to pay up for drives with the previous generation flash, which costs more.

OCZ switched to the less-reliable 25nm flash. To make the drives meet the same reliability specifications, they increased the reserve area, thereby decreasing the user addressable space. Since they pulled a Western Digital and didn't change the part numbers, people didn't/don't know that the...