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Living Room / Re: Ancient Seagate 2.5 GB USB 1.1 drive still functioning perfectly...
« Last post by 4wd on February 16, 2013, 10:06 PM »Conner had the same problem...and then Seagate bought them out...coincidence?
Thank you! Works perfectly, 4wd! Exactly what I needed.-FrothyAss (February 11, 2013, 09:35 PM)
Nicely done, 4wd.-skwire (February 12, 2013, 12:12 AM)

I have this working on Fedora. How can I help?-Rover (February 13, 2013, 11:51 PM)

What's the VPS part after Centos?
/sbin/mount.davfs: can't open fuse device
/sbin/mount.davfs: trying coda kernel file system
/sbin/mount.davfs: no free coda device to mount
).Got it, and it can be synced on Linux by mounting via WebDAV:-Edvard (February 12, 2013, 10:19 PM)

Ah! A fellow horror-flick lover~!-Renegade (February 12, 2013, 09:40 PM)

Since you're already using Windows Explorer, you can simply use the find/search functionality to do what you want. Press F3, enter *.* and do a quick search. Then, just highlight all the found files and drag them into your top-level folder.-skwire (February 11, 2013, 07:29 PM)


Re: Bill Gates to Get Half
BWAHAHAHAHAHAAHA~!-Renegade (February 09, 2013, 05:29 AM)

If it's half of his reported wealth, that's not impressive?-wraith808 (February 08, 2013, 11:00 PM)
Bill Gates to Get Half
Redmond, WA--In a move designed to hasten the inevitable, billionaire Microsoft tycoon Bill Gates announced yesterday that from now on, he will be getting half.
Gates, whose savvy and aggressiveness propelled his Microsoft Corporation to the top of the business world and made him America's richest man with an estimated fortune of $18 billion, announced his plan at a press conference yesterday from his Seattle-area compound. "I get half," he explained.
It has not yet been decided if Gates' half will be taken straight down the middle or by liquidating all assets and dividing up raw capital. The question will be settled later this week by a special session of Gates' half of the U.S. Congress.
"Don't touch anything until you're sure it's not part of my half," Gates instructed the world's citizenry yesterday via the several million 40-foot-high projection screens he has scattered throughout the globe. "I don't want anyone messing up stuff in my half."
Until everything can be clearly divided between Gates and persons who are not Gates, measures will be taken to ensure the integrity of Gates' half.
Citizens are instructed to remain in their homes, consuming a carefully monitored minimum of their perishables and subjecting their personal possessions to as little wear and tear as possible.
In the event something belonging to Gates is consumed or damaged, Gates announced he will take punitive action, levying fines of up to $14 billion, and may even insist that offenders themselves be included in his half.
"Don't take from my half," the 36-year-old Gates said. "Ice cream and cool cars are part of my half." Gates also expressed interest in possessing Apple, IBM and the former Soviet Union.
"You know, I own the Bettman Archive," Gates said. "You can't look at it unless I say so."
Gates' half will be collected via an advanced subroutine built directly into Windows 95. Computer users without Windows 95 will have it automatically sent to them, with the cost of the program deducted from their half.
Those without computers will be directed to special Gates-owned DNA-resequencing centers where a special bio-silicate form of Windows 95 will be injected directly into their bloodstreams. Once in the bloodstream, the Windows program is designed to breed virally at the base of its host brainstem and to begin work on calculating Gates' half.
"Everyone must contribute to my half," Gates said. "Any number, no matter how small, can be divided into two halves, one of which will be mine."
Gates would not comment on the possibility of eventually increasing his share from a mere half to a controlling interest.
Sources close to Gates would neither confirm nor deny rumors that Gates might offer up to 15 percent of his half in exchange for the other half of the world.
"The transitional period may be difficult," Gates said. "But it will be quick. I hope that this time will be remembered pleasantly in the half of people's minds that remain their own."
You have a daily usage of 33gb if we go by a 30day month, and in 2½ day you've only used 20.-mrHappy (February 04, 2013, 08:01 AM)
I told it to forget about speed and concentrate on in/out everywhere - including the gateway (I assume). I have merely been online for an hour and a half, but already it has passed 7GB coming in (I have only downloaded a 105MB video), and at this rate, 1TB per month seems almost possible.-Curt (February 04, 2013, 03:15 AM)
The following is off top of my head, so might not be 100% correct, but...-f0dder (February 02, 2013, 11:04 PM)

...anyway, file doesn't want to play here, ...

It's actually different from a .mp3 and won't work if renamed to .mp3.-Tinman57 (February 02, 2013, 07:32 PM)
But I just did and it worked. I renamed your file from .wav to .mp3 and it worked fine. And it now supports tags. And the sound quality, no matter what file extension is used, is really bad, as I expected from the small file size.-app103 (February 02, 2013, 07:56 PM)
It's actually different from a .mp3 and won't work if renamed to .mp3. Once the codec is installed you can use it with system sound files. Small sound files won't crunch down, which is true for just about any cruncher. You can choose what level of crunching so as to not take too much away, but for mono files it really don't make a difference.
Once the codec is installed, it works on anything that you have set your .wav files to be played with, whether that's Window Media Player, Windows Sound Player, or whatever. The L3enc works in the background when called upon by the system.-Tinman57 (February 02, 2013, 07:32 PM)
Well what-da-ya-expect for a damn dollar ... Friggin lucky it didn't contain roadkill.-Stoic Joker (February 01, 2013, 11:30 AM)


I get the best of all 3 worlds by using Avant Browser which incorporates Chrome, Firefox and IE.-Tinman57 (February 01, 2013, 05:28 PM)

The compatibility-tester wouldn't advice me to install Win 8 on my outdated box, so I bought a DVD for $60.-Curt (January 31, 2013, 05:22 PM)

