Posts by gonX

Don't use the direct lettering scheme as it can cause some issues with both hotplugging devices and changing devices between boots. Use UUID's instead. If the new drive is larger than the old ones, you can be pretty safe by dd'ing the...

You get multimonitor on one monitor (or "workspaces") compability with Linux, but that doesn't solve the issue since you have to use VS. Although I believe UltraMon is able to span multiple "maximized" windows on one screen too,...

You can compile it using http://www.excelsior-usa.com/jet.html Or using GCJ http://gcc.gnu.org/java/ or using JCGO http://www.ivmaisoft.com/jcgo/index.htm

There's most likely a /dev or a /proc 'file' that will allow you to pipe sound into it directly.

Just as a last note since there was no explanation. You must look in netcfg's configuration on how to set up static IP's. Systemd is blindingly straightforward - the plan was to avoid doing a lot of stuff (but not everything) in one...

I don't know what the technical term is, but every time I've seen those black spots as seen in the top of your display (which coincidentally always appears in the top from what I've seen) the LCD was on its way out. I give it a few...

Quote:Originally Posted by linkinparkfan007 I'd sy if they have a 4G LTE/ 3G plan the pings aren't AS bad compared to Satellite. If you have Cell Service and a data plan try tethering for a bit and testing the pings or running...

What does this page say about your playback history? http://www.youtube.com/my_speed Is it lower than general in your area, or even your country? Your ISP's routing to YouTube (although unlikely considering the size of Comcast) could be...

Quote:Originally Posted by croSSeduP I REALLY doubt that 6Hz difference can be noticed by one's eyes. Can't comment on OC'ing monitors. Didn't know it could be done! My point is, if the extra OC'ing of the monitor DOES degrade...

Quote:Originally Posted by kyfire Even better question....From a security standpoint why even broadcast your SSID? Because it does practically nothing to hide your SSID. Any computer that connects to a wireless network will...