Posted 11/21/2008 at 07:33:40pm

Hey, could you guys list more specs on that system or the total price
for the server? I was thinking of getting the Mediasmart server for my
parents because one of their computers just died and it would be nice
in the future to have an automated backup system like that I was also
wondering how much it would take to build a server like that, and
correct me if I'm wrong but it seems like I could build a server for
around $600 that's faster than the mediasmart but perhaps with less
storage.

Posted 11/21/2008 at 07:33:05pm

That is only the start of the revolution. It was the first multimedia computer. In 1985 there was a multimedia computer. 4 channels of sound (Mac and PC could not do anything close to that). Image/animation/video resolutions up to 640x512. Images in 4096 colours. Animation and video in 32 colours, that may sound small, but unlike Macs and PCs, the Amiga could swap the palette every frame, so in a ten second video file, the Amiga could display all 4096 colours (try that on a VGA card nine years later and your 256 colours that could not change looked pretty bad as the video cut to a different tone range). Speech synthesis (at least as good as the Macs). Two button mouse (up to five buttons). Optional pen on screen mousing inputs. To top this off, the Amiga had full multitasking as well... in 1985!

Posted 11/21/2008 at 07:32:25pm

That is only the start of the revolution. It was the first multimedia computer. In 1985 there was a multimedia computer. 4 channels of sound (Mac and PC could not do anything close to that). Image/animation/video resolutions up to 640x512. Images in 4096 colours. Animation and video in 32 colours, that may sound small, but unlike Macs and PCs, the Amiga  could swap the palette every frame, so in a ten second video file, the Amiga could display all 4096 colours (try that on a VGA card nine years later and your 256 colours that could not change looked pretty bad as the video cut to a different tone range). Speech synthesis (at least as good as the Macs). Two button mouse (up to five buttons). Optional pen on screen mousing inputs. To top this off, the Amiga had full multitasking as well... in 1985!

Posted 11/05/2008 at 04:49:26pm

I read everything I could find on Vista in '05 and built a new box to be ready when I could start with Vista.

I started with;

GIGABYTE GA-8I955X, 2gb PC-6400 RAM, Intel 840EE CPU, 3 WD Raptors in a RAID 5 and a Sapphire 800GT 256mb video card. From the first CCP vista through the final release it has absolutely flew. this box had XP Pro in the beginning and adtech ile reklam 2.0 dönemi başlıyor ve Trkycmhrytllbtpydrklcktr r10.net seo yarışması Vista is much faster for the apps I run. An electrical surge took out m,y GIGABYTE GA-8I955X so I replaced it with a GA-965P and have went to 8gb RAM 4.4.4.12 timings, web tasarım an HIS IceQ 3850 with 512mb video card and use RAID 0 with my 3 Raptors. I am overclocked to 3.8 and it flys! There is no comparison to running XP. How can MS keep making new OSes  with backwards compatibility. 

Posted 11/05/2008 at 04:37:11pm

Tannoy doesn’t publish the i30’s power output, but I can tell you that its BASH amp delivers plenty o’ distortion-free volume. I cranked the erotik hikayeler unit up while  listening to Johnny Cash’s cover of the Nine Inch Nails anthem “Hurt” (from The Man Comes Around), and the porno thundering piano cadence at the song’s climax was enough to drive me out of my media room. 

Posted 11/05/2008 at 04:34:56pm

Here’s a little background if you’re not familiar with OCUR. Following an FCC mandate, cable companies must now allow their customers to access their oyun services using third-party equipment, as opposed to forcing them to rent a set-top box from the service provider.