Recent content by Mercurien

Thanks for looking at it, anyway. I did have all of the important stuff backed up. This server just had all of the stuff "I'd rather not lose" as opposed to "I can't lose". Uggh.

My power supply failed on me. I replaced it, and now my RAID 5 array is broken in Windows Server 2k3. I'm using software RAID. All of the disks are seen in Disk Management, but they are not recognized as part of the array. http://img204.imageshack.us/img204/4053/disksnu2.png I can right...

To state it in simpler words, vector addition isn't exact, it's an approximation. If you have a train going .9 * the speed of light and you throw a baseball at .9 * the speed of light, you can't directly add the two speeds to get 1.8 * the speed of light. This is where the Lorentz transform...

I'm assuming that you have this ram. Make sure your timings are 2-3-2. You could try increasing the memory voltage to around 2.75V, but if it still doesn't work, RMA.

Make sure you get a cat 5 crossover cable. A "normal" cat 5 patch cable won't work.

As long as you're getting just about the best machine you can buy, you might as well get a DVD-ROM so you don't have to rip from your burner. =)

You tape it to the back. If they like it, they throw the receipt away and they don't know how much you paid for it. If they don't want it, they take it back and get cash instead of store credit. They're great.

The NB HS is actually pretty decent. Put some Arctic Silver on there and it works quite well. It'll help you out if you don't want to spend the money on another HS. I got up to 205MHz on my 1.04 A7N8X and stopped there. If you can't get that high, your proc might also be holding you back.

Sure, VGA is fine is that's all you have, but if you have DVI why in the world wouldn't you use it?

I've never used the Intel Integrated graphics, but I'd probably go with the GeForce2. Honestly, you can get a much better card than that for like $60...

The DNCL in CO is great. I went from 20 junk calls a night to 0. Weeee!

Yup, it's just standard ethernet. A patch cable works fine if you're using a hub. However, if you're connecting to xboxes together directly, you'll need a crossover cable. No "might" about it. =P

uart nailed it on the head. If you are transforming delta(x-a), as long as your area of integration includes a, then by definition of the dirac delta, the transform is K(w,a).

Upgraded to the latest firmware and there still isn't the option. It looks like I'll be waiting for a good deal on a D-Link router in the future. =) Thanks guys

I have a Linksys BEFSR41 router running DHCP for my little network. My main comp is my Shuttle. I have port forwarding set up on my router so I can run an FTP server, web server, etc from the shuttle. This works fine if I statically assign an IP to the shuttle and forward to that IP...