Recent content by jasonjm

yeah people already do similar things. All I am saying is that this new gadget will make it ridiculously easy, and very legitimate looking when you spend it in person on someone else's credit card - because you will look exactly like everyone else who is spending on the coin card gadget.

Hypothetical - but what if I were say a waiter, I bought a coin card. then customer gives me a real credit card to pay then i swipe his card and then duplicate his card using my coin card customer goes home after meal thinking everything is good I go home, edit the customer card...

will handle load of up to 100+ users simultaneously specs of server so far are Dell T710 96GB ram Intel® Xeon® X5690 3.46GHz 6 Core CPU x 2 Perc 6i controller 2 x SATA 2.5 inch hard disks in raid 0 for paging file this will be the first terminalserver I build where I am going to try...

right now I think i have a GT 240? is there a faster one out? i hate the extra power ones, hot and power hungry

some server drives from new gen of servers Raid-1 2.5 inch Raid 10 3.5 inch <a target=_blank class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge href="https://67.135.226.227/dellserver.jpg">https://67.135.226.227/dellserver.jpg</a>https://67.135.226.227/dellserver.jpg

nah my nothing is still active at one stage I had CCIE, MCSE (multiple), NOVELL, LINUX, etc etc all I did was use them to get my foot in doors. Once you working with the equipment all day every day, I don't see any point in keeping the certs active. Only if I had idle time I may do some...

well the cisco 1250 series is very expensive, but really is the best thing I have used so far 6 antennas, 2.4 ghz, 5 ghz, wireless everything, 5 million options in the config section. Its a very big very heavy unit for an access point, but it is definitely in a class of its own compared to...

But i figured why not, this kind of site attracts people who love computers, and who love hardware so why not look here? I didnt see a classifieds forum, so this was 2nd best.... Anyways im looking preferably for someone who has just finished college or computer training. You will get...

well i ordered a cisco 1252 to try out will tell u all how it goes

needa buy a really good access point, business use, high volumes of data from multiple machines. So, whats the most reliable best one, under $1500 (1500 is not a typo) any recommendations?

thanks for the help all i went with the 110V ready to go 120mm slow spinning fans, with metal grills to protect makes things easy, the carpenter can do the rest. thanks again

I'll actually have a carpenter with me so I can do pretty much whatever i need I guess guess i should get 2 small fans, one blowing in and the other out, of the desk that is... sigh but i guess i have to find some power converter to get the voltage right for these 2 fans, from 110v down...

sigh 2 people I know built these custom desks which they stuck their computers in, ZERO ventilation at all.... computers overheat in like 1 hours so, i need drill a hole somewhere in the desk and then i was thinking of using some small fan, 110V, attached to the hole, to push the hot air...

i thnik the website i went to had an enlarged pic of the xp-90c and it just looked enormous to me because i havent seen heatsinks that look like that before looks like a car part lol BTW, what speeds can I expect to push the 3800 cpu to at stock voltage? 2.4 ghz or 2.5ghz?

thanks for the reply, your memory suggestion sounds familar, I will go with 2 x 1 gig, sticking the others on fleabay I guess man i looked at that xp-90c, that thing is ENORMOUS!!!! will it fit on the epox mboard? also it looks like it doesnt have a fan? what fan do I buy for it? (I dont...