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why is it that a whois on a hosting company's domain, doesn't give any info? e.g. www.salvaggio.50megs.com doesn't give any info. Also, is a domain like that basically private? i.e. in the sense of keeping the user out of whois records ? Is it not private in any way?

Hi, I've heard that shared hosting is -not that secure -and it's slower site i'm thinking of is 200MB.. of HTML files each 100KB. and , and btw this is an overestimate, max of 1000 people viewing it at a time. both places I called think shared hosting is -easily- able to handle...

Note- I am only interested in fanless.. 3 of the 4 you mentioned, have fans. I don't want that. The one fanless one you mentioned is rather expensive though..£115 and I don't think I need all the watts. my plan is the whole thing is fanless. no case. any hard drives would be SSD. a...

I am looking at the Intel D410PT .. it's an embedded system, a motherboard and processor. The "product guide" is here http://downloadmirror.intel.com/18358/eng/D410PT_ProductGuide02_English.pdf What small fanless power supplies can it take? which ones are reliable? or not reliable...

great link, thanks.. On top of what that link says.. I read it's also funny with special characters generally.. the control characters i guess.. This link mentions that the windows version of sed sees the EOF char (ascii 26 decimal), and stops reading the data stream. funnily enough there...

I would like to be able to replace each new lines with the letter f. but I can't get it to work C: \ czp>type g.g | sed -e "s/\r\n/f/g" a aa b bb c cc C: \czp>type g.g | sed -e "s/\x0D\x0A/f/g" a aa b bb c cc C: \czp>type g.g | sed -e "s/\d013\d010/f/g" a aa b bb c cc

I have 2 comps, A and B advanced file sharing A cannot see B , I get a user/pass prompt B can see A (start..run..\\A)

I don't know.. but i'll just provide some more info.. maybe more questions than answers, but progress. About PWM http://www.pavouk.org/hw/fan/en_fan4wire.html http://www.formfactors.org/developer/specs/4_Wire_PWM_Spec.pdf Pin Function Wire color 1 GND Black 2 12V...

this should help people explaining it here is a pic - the relevant one -from the manual http://img682.imageshack.us/img682/1287/sdfql.jpg