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I have 10 on my home laptop and will move my media pc and the shop computers over when I get some time after checking application compatibility.

I can't say this (http://www.groovypost.com/howto/manage-windows-10-data-usage/) is a comprehensive list but it should at least let you know that there are knobs available. It is clear that ms expects an always on connection but tries to make allowances. In the end, I can't imagine all of you...

You are being too paranoid. However, you have that right. The select models of skylake that will supported for the next 18 months would be coming of lease about the right time for you to buy one of them used. You would no longer have official support but that would be the newest hardware most...

You can still get a pre-skylake system and be completely supported on 7 or 8.1 until 2020 or 2023 respectively. That's a long time. Use the time to learn linux if you wish. Buy the maximum supported hardware and keep a spare on the shelf.

Have you considered google docs? It it's very easy to use, no infrastructure to set up, and easy to share to the internet.

We use SharePoint as a repository for a searchable collection of word and excel documents. It doesn't work any better for us than when we had the docs stuffed into file folders. I don't really see the point. Edit: Correction, it does handle multiple users opening the file at the same time...

I think so. I think number of nodes and paid support.

Solarwinds. We have many of their modules and it is a beast to manage.

I would only expect the steering wheel controls to interact with the head unit. So we need the head unit to interface with and control the phone. I fully expect android auto and car play to become everything I want, it just isn't there yet.

Not so fast LED: http://www.techtimes.com/articles/123678/20160112/light-recycling-boosts-energy-efficiency-of-incandescent-light-bulbs.htm

Network attached means more devices can access the destination at any time more easily. I have multiple devices so that it's important to me. That said, the linux destination is a very cheap, low power Dell FX170 and an external single drive.

I currently backup my laptops through Crashplan to an off-site location as well as the NAS. And the NAS also backs up to an offsite location (excluding the backups). One backup destination is linux and one is windows so there is a lot of flexibility there.

Do you need redundancy on the nas, or is the nas a second copy itself?

Steering wheel controls are high on my list of needs; or maybe a console mounted control. Either way you should not have to lean forward or take your eyes of the road for more than a second.

Having to plug it in is a surprising downer; also outputting less than 2A for charging. The few reviews I stumbled into said the AppRadio 4 was a big improvement in speed. The main thing I want it for is a bigger screen to show me the navigation app on my phone. I suit care about nav from the...

Pioneer's AppRadio and AVIC models look interesting for car audio. You install an app on your phone to link to the head unit. Mirrorlink is there for unsupported devices. There is also a hacked app to get access to non-approved phone apps.

I might wring but it looks like it would fit over glasses. It looks like deep ski goggles which do fit over glasses.

Not getting into it yet. In what way does it not perform well? Are you using certified drives?

My computer is connected to the tv, and the tv is connected to the speaker bar on the ARC connection. I'm not sure how to tell the bitstream quality but it works.

Is this compatible with more that the NUC and compute stick?

SD, I have many machines at work I could bring home if needed and I don't have a current need for another workstation at home. The NAS is headless. Also unfortunately, the wife's laptop decided to fail a part on the same day. sed, unfortunately a backup only gets you back to where you were. It...

The internet had no general diagnosis for this symptom but it seemed to be a boot problem very early in the process as it would only make it through BIOS. Both a W10 installation stick and a W7 DVD confirmed that the partition was still intact but I'm not sure how the boot process steps through...

I upgraded my T510 over the weekend. Luckily I had my work laptop with me for research because toward the beginning and after a reboot the machine would only come up to a blinking cursor in the upper left corner. Take a guess what the install decided to do for me.

I'll take the lump of coal off your hands.

If you are concerned about uptime and redundancy then multi-wan is what you need. If the maximum bandwidth single connection you can get is less than you need then multi-wan could also be a solution. In various places I have multi-wan set up with dsl, cable, 4G, and ethernet.

Setting up dual wan would not be a good way to "try" a different internet service because at any point in time it would be difficult to guarantee which service you are using without manual intervention. The routers have as basic modes, failover, or more round-robin type bandwidth splitting. You...

No, people most often mention the spec when talking about color space because it is a succinct description. Not because it is particularly prominent within the spec.

This is getting pretty boring I'm sure but for the sake of documentation where has 3840x2160 or 7680x4320 or 120hz or anything else recommended in 2020 been recommended before.

It is a set of recommendations as is noted in the official title, ITU-R Recommendation BT.2020. The system colorimetry is no more mandatory than than anything else. It is a set of definitions.

Where are you getting your information from? Rec 2020 includes color space as well as the others. It is also known as BT .2020. https://www.itu.int/rec/R-REC-BT.2020/en

ExtremeTech estimates, using a recent review of the AMD R9 nano that to drive 8k at 120hz it would take 9.6kW of system power. We are going to need a bigger boat.

It will be interesting to see how accurate the representation of those 10 bits is. With Rec. 2020 we are shooting for 8k, progressive only, 120hz, 12 bit depth, and a new HDMI spec beyond 2.0 to handle the bandwidth. With such a rapid pace of change it would be helpful to have well understood...

I don't have Ubiquity experience personally, so I don't know how good they are at adjusting channels automatically. I would think it would at least tell you what channel it chose. You should use a tool to learn the channels in use and signal strength around you and set yours accordingly. You...

Have you tried turning down the signal power so that there is very little overlap? As we as seeing to different channels.

I have to say I prefer xperia over sense v2 because you can make xperia mostly transparent.

I've been using digital clock xperia for a long time along with nova launcher. I can't say I use the weather function very often but I like the clock font and that I can make it the size of a half dollar. My only wish is that I could affect the size of the time on the home screen.

10 years ago I had priced out a system at about that cost for parts. But the electric rates here are so cheap that the ROI for just the installation with no usage subtracted was so far into the future that it made more sense to wait for better technology.

That page does not restrict usage to txt. It didn't say either way.

I had to take some time away from the problem, and am now testing this process on a spare C2D. I have discovered that if booting from the USB with no HD attached I get an error code x0000098 with file \boot\BCD. First I have a basic question, does this mean something is broken on the thumb...

To me, "mutually beneficial" screams reviews site.

I'm pretty sure they all do that. Verizon does.

For what it's worth I'll be making a second attempt within the next 2 months.

Interesting. I can't envision how that would work. Where do you get 48v input power injectors or 48v input switches. I guess you could splice in custom connectors.

Somebody else specced twin 1500s for my big switches. When I ran through the calculations I found I needed twin 3000s for the system and twin 2200s for the poe.

I tried and failed one time on Arch in the last year. It just would not do what the docs said was supposed to happen.

Rotating pictures seems like something that would contribute to battery drain.

Congrats!

The charging technology is made by Qualcomm and presumably built into certain cpus made with the finest schnapps and dragoon.

An online UPS is safer but not strictly necessary. How often do you expect events to occur? The calculation fire size is pretty straightforward. What is the wattage draw for all the devices you will have plugged in and how long do you need them to stay up. If you need some to stay up longer...

I figured it was, expecting you to have done the research before buying. Thanks for the update list.