You might want to start with http://www.linux.com/feature/134670
You'll want to make sure you have the GNU tools package for the C compiler. Other than that any distro should have the shell(s) and editors you need.
Its either the slides (need to be greased with silicone-based grease) or possibly the grease within the caliper piston-boot has been contaminated. The caliper might need a "rebuild" (basically just clean, regrease, and seal), or the easy way is replace the caliper.
IMO, Costco usually has the best deal on turbotax without any rebates. $49.99 gets you federal, state, and e-file (I assume the e-file is just the federal and you'll have to pay a few dollars extra for state e-file as usual with Intuit).
http://www.costco.com/Common/S...-Top_search&lang=en-US...
I have two of the PC2-8500 Ballistix kits (so a total of 4 x 1GB sticks), bought about a year ago. I just had two of them fail recently. When I called Crucial for an RMA, they insisted on replacing all four since the voltage on the newer ones was dropped from 2.2 to 2.0 volts. On the surface the...
IMO, this NAS is worthless. Bought one at Circuit City then learned about the Windows-only software, and other issues, and took it right back. No thanks.
I don't think there is a difference, apart from the packaging. Go for the cheaper one -- free shipping too. Should be fine for your laptop, just double-check it can use 4GB. Some older Pro models could only use 3GB. Even then, I think you can use these sticks with no problem.
See if a long cardboard tube can help you isolate the sound (like from a tube of wrapping paper). Some hiss is normal, but yeah, with the light it probably means a vacuum hose fell off or cracked/disintegrated. You might also give a gentle tug to each small rubber hose and try to make sure both...
I didn't find too much benefit to overclocking my 8800GTS 512. Maybe a few frames here or there, depending on the game, but not enough to risk cooking the card. It already runs pretty hot as it is, and is plenty fast at stock speeds.
Sometime last night or this morning Gigabyte updated their page. The Q9550 E0 is now listed as supported by a beta F13a BIOS. I hope it tests well and the F13 gets released soon. :)
This is the first Gigabyte-brand motherboard I've owned and its been great so far. No problems at all, full of...
I think it should work, and the F12 BIOS states "Update CPU microcode (Support Intel Wolfdale/Yorkfield E0-stepping CPU)". The E8400/E8500/E8600 E0 steppings are all on the ok list.
So it appears Yorkfield E0 should work, but I am waiting for either Gigabyte to officially add it to their CPU...
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