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999 could be: Ghana Mauritius Uganda Sudan Bahrain Hong Kong Macau Malaysia Oman Qatar United Arab Emirates Ireland UK Solomon Islands Your choice? PS. Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Emergency_telephone_number

Stock image maybe? Australian emergency number is 000, and has been for a llloooonnnggg time. (For as long as I can remember, but being a young'n, could be wrong).

nVidia GeForce4 cards back in '02 had DVI on all but the entry level models. IIRC, All Quadro's based on the nv2x GPU had DVI as standard. Also here is a pic of a GeForce 3 Ti 500 with DVI (circa '01): http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:GeForce3_Ti_500.jpg Apologies, that wasn't my intention...

According to VESA (to standards body), DisplayPort supersedes/replaces DVI. PS. For those are not aware DisplayPort is defined by VESA, but HDMI is defined by a loose collection of companies... One of the reasons for HDMI was HDCP and audio as default and not as optional implementation extra.

You do realize there are some advantages of DP over HDMI? eg, native support for 4K monitors @60Hz with 30bit colour (10bit per colour channel), double the bandwidth (~20Gbps vs ~10Gbps) and support for multiple streams/monitors on a single cable?

Up to until 9 mths ago (before I started) the company was 100% Windows (everything, servers, desktops, etc), and it's only been recently that we have been migrating away. Since the company is now focusing on Windows and Linux solutions most of the developers run some form of *nix and use VMs...

I second Timwhit, anything rsync based will work... But, here is a review of some other choices: http://www.techsupportalert.com/best-free-file-copy-utility.htm

Nearly 100% of the staff are developers, ex-developers or security specialists. (Everyone has a degree in either IT, CS, Sci or EE).

We're 10% Windows 7, 20% OpenIndiana and the rest is Ubuntu 12.04LTS or Lubuntu 13.04... (We have a two Windows 2008 servers, one as the DC and the other for Exchange, the rest of the servers are either OpenIndiana or Ubuntu 12.04LTS). We're not anti-MS or anything, we just use the best tools...

Mozilla's main bug reporting system: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/ How to write a good bug report: https://quality.mozilla.org/docs/bugzilla/starter-kit/how-to-write-a-proper-bug/ and...

So why don't you file a bug report then?

OwnCloud seems to be very well liked as well (lot's of positive reviews)... (OwnCloud was/is written by one of the KDE maintainers).

http://www.gladinet.com/serviceprovider/selfhosteddropbox.aspx http://web.appstorm.net/reviews/file-management/owncloud-your-self-hosted-dropbox-alternative/ Not recommendations, but DropBox like services that can be self-hosted and themed...

I shiver as I type this, but will DropBox (or similar service) work?

They seem to be making a come back here in Australia. I see lots of 207's, 208's and 508's on the road. Also Fiat seems to be advertising heavily as well recently.

Some more randomness, for those with lots of money... Dude I want that: http://www.dudeiwantthat.com/ eg, http://www.dudeiwantthat.com/autos/motorcycles/predator-helmet.asp http://www.amazon.com/dp/3836526603//ref=cm_sw_su_dp?tag=duiwath-20 (NSFW)...

Out of interest, are there any consumer orientated SLC based drives left on the market? Everything I've read up on recently, has all consumer grade stuff as either MLC or TLC.

Agree with sd and h. Nuke it. Also have her change any and all passwords in use... could be a case of he has remoted in, zipped up the user profiles, ftp'd them to another server - low and behold he has copies of all internet browsing history, cookies, email, etc... not to mention any...

+1 from my experience as well.

From my experience this seems to be the case... we have a bunch of red drives spread across various zpools, and none have had problems... green drives on the other hand, nothing but problems so these have been migrated to other duties... yet both have the same performance characteristics...

Stumbled upon this site whilst looking for something else... http://completenerdom.com/ Very NSFW but geeky as hell...

Only if running Xen, VMWare, VirtualBox, QEMU or DOSBOX... In most cases if all you're doing is running a Windows environment, then no...

I actually met someone today that is completely convinced that the New World Order exists... and had some interesting theories on 9/11, the war in Afghanistan, China's rise as a super power, etc... PS. For those unfamiliar with the theory...

@Merc, thank you good sir for the video clip...

Damn double post... something is up? any recent changes to SF software?

It's most likely to do with topic validation or topic verification... His site is related to delivery of adult material, and your site is a blog? or tech site? He's trying to ensure that his site doesn't get tagged as related to blogs, tech sites, etc... (The more topics a site is linked...

1. Take an image of USB Key ASAP, and ONLY do recovery on copies of the image. NEVER, NEVER, NEVER attempt recovery on the original. Ensure you get a MD5 or SHA1 of both the source and the copy and ensure they match. 2. Try GetDataBack, or one of the free recovery tools. 3. Try ProDiscover (free...

Just like to wish our US friends a happy 4th of July... (even thought it's 5th July here).

edit away double post..

Is it just me, or do recent actions of Microsoft as a whole seem really misguided and not customer focused? Killing Technet, gonna suck a lot for a lot of smaller MS shops, be it development shops, resellers or just small support companies. Most small Mum'n'Dad PC shops I know run all their...

yes, but too long ago to have an opinion that is relevant today...

As Merc said, on the Intel side you're limited to Xeon's or SB-Es, AMD side any AM3+ Opteron will do 64GB with ECC to boot. eg. SuperMicro X9SRA with a Xeon E5 will get you 256GB of RAM... AMD side is more limited as most server boards with C32 or G34 sockets don't have audio...

Seagate has a supply deal with both Toshiba and Samsung... However the 600 series uses Toshiba 19nm MLC NAND. (Source: http://www.anandtech.com/show/6935/seagate-600-ssd-review/2 ) As for other Seagate models, no idea if they use either Toshiba or Samsung NAND parts...

MCE are a CPU hardware fault.... Most common causes in good hardware are: heat stress or not enough juice... 1. reset the heat sink/fan... 2. New PSU... or, the CPU and/or motherboard are toast... (bad caps, dying chipset, etc).

When I used to do IT work for pharmacies, we heard of a lot break ins for various drugs... One funny case was, a brand new pharmacy (opening in a weeks time, still outfitting the store), approx AU$70K worth of servers/desktops/printers all still in boxes were left in the back office, but they...

Wow, we don't here of it happening here? Maybe something else to watch for... Insurance cover it? Or not worth the increase in premiums?

WTF, what value is there in a catalytic converter on the black market? VIN plates, rego plates, etc I can understand, but a catalytic converter? And how did someone not notice a couple of people doing major work on a car? What about CCTV cameras? Surely there are cameras on the parking lot?

Australia has a new Prime Minister - Kevin Rudd... (Yep, he's back). http://www.smh.com.au/opinion/the-pulse-live/politics-wrap-june-26-2013-20130626-2ovyx.html So Australia's next federal election in September will be very interesting...

Went and saw Star Trek - really enjoyed it. But, everytime I saw John Cho (Sulu), I was expecting him to come out with a stoner joke and a joint!

Nope, not a monster... A monument build of epic technology... :tgif: Seriously, I tend to consider it to be a monster build once you start using non-consumer grade equipment - Xeons/Opterons, Reg ECC RAM, large SAS RAID controllers, Tape drives, etc. What I've spec'ed is largely all consumer...

What about the Noctua NH-D14 CPU Cooler? According to Noctua, it'll fit on the Gigabyte board, and the RAM is only 30mm high (the D14 requires DIMMs to be less than 44mm). The spec sheet has it's height at 160mm, 20mm below the clearance for the Fractal Design ARC R2? The only concern in the...

Also the True Spirit is next to impossible to get here (without ordering internationally) - I can only find 1 stockist in Australia that carries the Thermalright brand.

I'll add the CoolerMaster Hyper 212 Evo to the list then...

Oh, crap, missed the lack of USB 3.0 on the front... Thanks. :( There is a USB version of the case, just not available here (yet). I'll swap the case for a Fractal Design ARC R2 Mid Tower Case Black (USB3.0), considering it's only $20 more than the Design Core 3000.

LOL :rotfl: I tend to consider a monster build to be dual CPU (Xeon or Opteron), 64GB+ RegECC RAM, multiple GPUs, etc... (Sorry, Dave). Plus, I'm reusing my old nVidia Quadro card as well... Severe dislike for all Samsung, and the Seagate has similar performance to the Samsung 840 Pro. I would...

Recommendations? (Assuming it must fit into the case I've listed).

My wife has been bugging me for what to get me for my birthday/fathers day/christmas present lately (my birthday is mid-August), and to be honest there's not a lot I need/want. Other than a new backup drive (as previously mentioned). She's also aware my desktop is 3.5yrs old and that I have been...

I wish, but I've always been good in getting rid of old stuff not in use. Our current list includes: HP ProBook (wifes) - i5, 6GB RAM, 750GB HDD. HP xw4600 (mine) - C2Q-Q9400, 4GB RAM, 2TB HDD + 250GB HDD Asus 1015PX netbook (mine) - Atom N570, 2GB RAM, 320GB HDD 2x Asus 1001HA netbooks (kids) -...

I personally use ZFS on single volumes simple for the CRC and block level hashing to know my data hasn't suffered from bit rot.... That's a big thing for backups

haters are going to hate... that is all... (Little bitchy whiners). I'm surprised they're not bitching because they don't get a free lap dance and blow job to go with it...