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1651.	Solve : the slowest computer i have ever ran XP on..?
Answer» below is the specs of my "test console", which i USE to test hard drives, optical drives, random PCI devices, and such. it is running WinXP pro SP1 (no need to update as i will not use the security center in the first place on this rig). the specs are as follows: Intel Celeron 766Mhz Coppermine 128 CPU w/ 128k cache and a 66mhz FBS 256Mbs of PC133 Memory 20gb Maxtor 2B020H1 ATA100 HDD w/ a 2mb buffer 52x K-Hypermedia KHCRW522452 52x CD-RW drive HP Asus CUW-AM Socket motherboard w/ Intel Whitney 810 chipset and a Rexus 350w power supply powering it all. yes, this system somehow runs XP quite well (aside from boot time, takes a couple minutes sometimes) when i upgrade the PC at my grandmothers, i will have to order the new CPU with a motherboard due to the fact that it is an old 462 socket A motherboard, the new motherboard, and old CPU from the computer at my grandma's will go into a differant case with the rexus power supply, 20gb hdd, and cd-rw drive from the Emachine case (full atx board wont fit in the case). it will then be running at about 1.1ghz, with 256mbs of DDR333 memory (i have a DDR333 256mb stick laying around, teh new board supports DDR333, odd how life works out isnt it?) We installed XP onto a school computer that was slower than ever: 566MHz Intel processor 126MB RAM 20GB HDD It worked (Microsoft upps their requirements from what is actually needed) Heh, Zylstra has 2121 REPLIES. Quote from: Dilbert on April 05, 2007, 07:50:04 PM Heh, Zylstra has 2121 replies. ... not sure what makes that unique, but hey, Ill TAKE it Nothing MUCH. Just the pattern 21 21. The slowest computer I've ever run Windows XP on had a 200MHz Pentium Pro, 144MB of RAM, and a 2.5GB hard drive. It took 4 hours to install. Right now i have it on my laptop (500MHz Mobile Pentium III, 192MB RAM, 20GB hard drive) and it runs ok for the most part, but it takes like 10 minutes to start up fully, which is why i use standby... I had it on my desktop (which i am using now) for quite a while (566MHz Celeron, 256MB RAM, 20GB HD), but i decided to install Windows 2000 Professional instead. -JohnThe slowest I've got XP running on is a Pentium 160Mhz, 64MB RAM and a 5GB harddisk. (Not REALLY)

1651.

Solve : the slowest computer i have ever ran XP on..?

Answer»

below is the specs of my "test console", which i USE to test hard drives, optical drives, random PCI devices, and such. it is running WinXP pro SP1 (no need to update as i will not use the security center in the first place on this rig). the specs are as follows:

Intel Celeron 766Mhz Coppermine 128 CPU w/ 128k cache and a 66mhz FBS
256Mbs of PC133 Memory
20gb Maxtor 2B020H1 ATA100 HDD w/ a 2mb buffer
52x K-Hypermedia KHCRW522452 52x CD-RW drive
HP Asus CUW-AM Socket motherboard w/ Intel Whitney 810 chipset
and a Rexus 350w power supply powering it all.

yes, this system somehow runs XP quite well (aside from boot time, takes a couple minutes sometimes)

when i upgrade the PC at my grandmothers, i will have to order the new CPU with a motherboard due to the fact that it is an old 462 socket A motherboard, the new motherboard, and old CPU from the computer at my grandma's will go into a differant case with the rexus power supply, 20gb hdd, and cd-rw drive from the Emachine case (full atx board wont fit in the case). it will then be running at about 1.1ghz, with 256mbs of DDR333 memory (i have a DDR333 256mb stick laying around, teh new board supports DDR333, odd how life works out isnt it?)
We installed XP onto a school computer that was slower than ever:
566MHz Intel processor
126MB RAM
20GB HDD

It worked

(Microsoft upps their requirements from what is actually needed) Heh, Zylstra has 2121 REPLIES. Quote from: Dilbert on April 05, 2007, 07:50:04 PM

Heh, Zylstra has 2121 replies.

... not sure what makes that unique, but hey, Ill TAKE it Nothing MUCH. Just the pattern 21 21. The slowest computer I've ever run Windows XP on had a 200MHz Pentium Pro, 144MB of RAM, and a 2.5GB hard drive. It took 4 hours to install.
Right now i have it on my laptop (500MHz Mobile Pentium III, 192MB RAM, 20GB hard drive) and it runs ok for the most part, but it takes like 10 minutes to start up fully, which is why i use standby...
I had it on my desktop (which i am using now) for quite a while (566MHz Celeron, 256MB RAM, 20GB HD), but i decided to install Windows 2000 Professional instead.
-JohnThe slowest I've got XP running on is a Pentium 160Mhz, 64MB RAM and a 5GB harddisk.

(Not REALLY)

1657.	Solve : 750GB HDD for $249US?
Answer» Great price on a HDD if someone's looking for a new hard drive. Seagate 750GB SATA2 7200RPM 16MB Buffer HDD - 249.00 linkThat is a great price but, even if I was looking for a hard drive, I have absolutely no need for one that size. Still, that deal shows how low the cost of disk space has become; that's 33 cents/Gig!I still remember a buck a MB I wonder how that HDD has its disk platter setup 250GB per disk platter, possible?Oooh...I so know what I want for my birthday...Well, Chris, what WOULD you do with 3/4 of a Terabyte?Show it off, of course. Ha. Although I don't know if I could fill up that much space (I still have 184 GB left of my original 320...or 293), it would still be really nice knowing that I had all of that EXTRA space. And it's probably going to be a long time before I get another computer. It TOOK me maybe four months to fill up about half of my current HDD, so an extra drive of that size could be handy. 500 GB would probably be sufficient, but you never know.

1658.	Solve : Free University classes?
Answer» Great site listing dozens of FREE University classes with full VIDEO, AUDIO, and or text. Below is a link to a listing of Computer Science related classes. http://lecturefox.com/computerscience/That's really nifty. Too BAD I'm on dial-up. groanThis is fantastic, nathan. Thank you very much. BOOKMARKED...Thanx !

1659.	Solve : TV Antennas Find New Life in High-Definition Age?
Answer» CLEVELAND (Ohio) USA — Buying an antenna for a high-definition television seems as out of place as using a rotary phone to make a call. But some consumers are spending thousands of dollars on LCD or plasma TVs and hooking them up to $50 antennas that don't look much different from what grandpa had on top of his black-and-white picture tube. They're not doing it for the nostalgia. Local TV channels, broadcast in HD over-the-air, offer superior picture quality over the often-compressed signals sent by cable and satellite TV companies. And the best part? Over-the-air HD is free. "Eighty-year-old technology is being redesigned and rejiggered to deliver the best picture quality," said Richard Schneider, president of Antennas Direct. "It's an interesting irony." A few years ago, Schneider started an assembly line in his garage and sold antennas out of the trunk of his car. Now his Eureka, Mo.-based company has seven employees and did $1.4 million in sales last year. He expects revenue to double in 2007. "People thought I was nuts. They were laughing at me when I told them I was starting an antenna company," Schneider said. Before cable and satellite existed, people relied on antennas to receive analog signals from local TV stations' broadcasting towers. Stations still send out analog signals, but most now transmit HD digital signals as well. (Congress has ordered broadcasters to shut off old-style analog TV broadcasts by FEB. 17, 2009.) Consumers who can get a digital signal from an antenna will get an excellent picture, said Steve Wilson, principal analyst for CONSUMER electronics at ABI Research. One major difference with a digital over-the-air signal is it doesn't get snowy and fuzzy like the old analog signal. Instead, the picture will turn into tiny blocks and go black. "You either get it or you don't," said Dale Cripps, founder and co-publisher of HDTV Magazine. "Some people can receive it with rabbit ears; it depends where you are." Schneider recommends indoor antennas only for customers within 25 miles of a station's broadcast tower. An outdoor antenna will grab a signal from up to 70 miles away as long as no mountains are in the way, he said. The Consumer Electronics Association has a Web site, http://www.antennaweb.org/, that tells how far an address is from towers and recommends what type of antenna to use. "When you're using an antenna to get an HD signal, you will be able to receive true broadcast-quality HD," said Megan Pollock, spokeswoman for the group. "Some of the cable and satellite companies may choose to compress the HD signal." Compression involves removing some data from the digital signal. This is done so that the providers will have enough room to send hundreds of other channels through the same cable line or satellite transmission. The difference in picture quality is a matter of opinion, said Robert Mercer, spokesman for satellite provider DirecTV Inc. "We believe the DirecTV HD signal is superior to any source, whether it's over-the-air or from your friendly neighborhood cable company," Mercer said. Others disagree. Self-described TV fanatic Kevin Holtz, of suburban Cleveland, chose an antenna because he didn't want to pay his satellite provider extra for local broadcast channels. Holtz, 30, can't get the signal from one local network affiliate or a public broadcasting station, but said the rest of the stations come in clearer than they would through satellite. He uses a $60 antenna for a 40-inch Sony LCD TV, which retails for about $3,000. "Over-the-air everything is perfect," Holtz said. Another downside to using just an antenna is that only local channels are available, meaning no ESPN, TNT, CNN or Discovery Channel. Some consumers partner an antenna with cable or satellite service. Many people aren't aware that they can get HD over the airwaves, Wilson said. He estimates there are 10 million households with HDTVs and that fewer than 2 million of them use antennas. Including homes with analog sets, 15 million of the 110 million households in the United States use antennas. HD antenna prices range from $20 to $150 for indoor and outdoor versions. The many models of available indoor antennas look more like a fleet of spaceships than the rabbit ears of old. Brand names include Terk, Philips, Audiovox, Jensen and Magnavox. Those really interested in saving a BUCK and who have a little MacGyver in them could make their own antenna. Steve Mezick of Portland, ORE., created one out of cardboard and tinfoil. "I decided to build it because the design looked exceedingly simple. I scrounged up stuff around the house and put one together," said Mezick, a bowling alley mechanic who repairs pin spotters. The 30-year-old has since upgraded his original design using a wire baking sheet, clothes hanger and wood. He mounted it to the side of his house and gets all of his local stations. "It works brilliantly," he said. http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,269217,00.html ( nice pic of an antenna that I swear looks like a dinosaurs neck bone ) kinda

1660.	Solve : "Lights out" darwin award nominee?
Answer» (13 August 1999, California) On Friday the 13th, Scott and his sister Kimberly had an electrifying EXPERIENCE while attempting to view the annual Perseid meteor shower. Scott, an aspiring young astronomer, set up his telescope for a closer view of the sky. Alas, poor Scott did not reflect on the merits of using a telescope for watching the Perseids.A telescope is really a hindrance. The wide field of vision of a naked eye will catch far more shooting stars than a telescope, particularly if that eye is taken away from from city lights into the desert or mountains. Having already proven to be a poor astronomer, Scott proceeded to show that he was not much of an electrician, either. Bothered by the glare of a nearby streetlight, he broke into the BASE of the light pole and attempted to sever the 4000-volt power cord. He was pronounced dead at Hoag Memorial Hospital shortly after his spectacularly aborted skywatching attempt. At 1AM on Friday, Scott used pliers to pry open an inspection plate at the base of the streetlight, then sawed into the 2-centimeter wire. Kimberly saw a flash knock him onto his back. Scott had the technical know-how to construct a computer from scratch or wire a burglar alarm. "He was trying to solve a problem and not using his head, and he made a mistake," grieved the dead man's father. "He didn't realize the power." A spokesman for Southern California Edison said, "This is another example of why you shouldn't tamper with electricity if you don't know what you're doing." A friend of Scott's remarked, "Scott had a itch for doing things with his hands. He has done many dangerous things. This time he made a fatal mistake." Another friend said, "Don't confuse bravery with stupidity." There are no shooting stars for Scott this Friday the 13th, but he does have a shot at winning a Darwin Award. actual instant messaging with Scott that night * [00:39] omng skell [00:39] HUH [00:39] u will fear whut im about to do [00:39] wha wha [00:39] heheh [00:39] im gunan hack a street light [00:39] its too damned briht [00:39] hahah [00:39] censored [00:39] and my sis wants it off [00:39] now?!?!? [00:39] <skOt> so im gunan go unwire it [00:39] [00:39] now?!?!? [00:39] now?!?!? [00:39] yes [00:39] now [00:39] now?!?!? [00:39] hahahah [00:39] OH dn [00:39] get PICS! [00:39] <skOt> brb [00:39] before and after! [00:39] get PICS! [00:39] before and after! [00:39] ill tell u if im succeslfull [00:39] before and after! [00:39] k [00:39] <skOt> hehe [00:39] <skOt> brb Hours Later ------------------ [05:16] blah [05:26] anyone awake? [05:26] me [05:26] <phloppy> SKOT DIED** [05:26] i think i'm the only one [05:26] skots asleep [05:26] eletrecuted [05:27] censored [05:27] can someone topic that? [05:27] his mom just called me [05:27] last night [05:27] no sht [05:27] are you shitting me [05:27] she called this just min ago but it happend last night [05:27] yeah [05:27] really [05:27] somehow i don't believe that [05:27] let me reset my ip I will be RIGHT bck [05:27] being that i talked to him today [05:27] its true she just clled me [05:27] like around 12:30 pm [05:27] shes callilng agro right now [05:28] wait [05:28] sht [05:28] what happened ? [05:28] tell me [05:28] he was helping her sister with her new telescope [05:28] some street light was too bright so he went wire clipping [05:28] are you serious [05:28] my hands are kinda shakey [05:28] dude [05:28] thats not funny to talk about [05:28] <Fall0uT-> are you serious http://darwinawards.com/darwin/darwin1999-36.html umnmmAnyone who spells and talks like that deserved to be electrocuted if you ask me. A win-win situation for those who want to keep the gene pool clean. And where's the visual reference? Like the guy who hung himself during an IM chat. "Twat1: Oh my god he's turning blue!" "TWat2: No! he's turning purple!" Hilarious.

1661.	Solve : ~ ~ Guy didn't "backup" his work ~ ~?
Answer» MONTEBELLO, Calif. — A circus trapeze artist working without a net fell 40 feet to his death during a performance, authorities said. Roberto Valenzuela, 35, of BROWNSVILLE, Texas, fell headfirst and died Monday night, said Sgt. Jacqueline Gonzalez of the Los Angeles County Police DEPARTMENT. He was performing with Circo Hermanos Vazquez (Vazquez Brothers Circus.) The troupe had traveled from Mexico for the show at the Whittier Narrows Recreation Area, Gonzalez said. County firefighters happened to be at the show to monitor the ACT following Valenzuela's, which involved fire, Gonzalez said. The firefighters tried to help Valenzuela, but he died at the scene, she said. The sheriff's department was investigating.Why would they do such a performance without a safety net? Do they think it has a GREATER impact on the audience? I think I'd be quite satisfied to see they guy perform with a safety net. Isn't the skill the main point, not the risk of life?maybe the lucky guy might receive a darwin AWARD ! http://www.darwinawards.com/ ^ "great fun reading"Not very interesting, Honve.

1662.	Solve : BSOD from everywhere?
Answer» http://pileofphotos.com/view/64/Blue_screens_of_deathIt doesn't seem to work. I always thought BSOD was a stupid NAME. I prefer the term "Fatal Exception" which SOUNDS way more cool. BSOD is a cool name. I like the one with Bill Gates in the blue grave Is the one in the airplane real?? Heh. Pretty FUNNY although a few of them are definitely fakes, pretty sad when people are faking BSOD's. Airplane one is definitely a fake, whom ever did it didn't get their angles right on a LOT of the text/block text.

1663.	Solve : The reason Dark Blade is gone:?
Answer» I THINK em is really'em an ABBREVIATION for them. Don't KNOW 'bout that for sure. Just a dumba$$ED woodpecker here.

1664.	Solve : And The Children Shall Lead...?
Answer» http://apnews.myway.com//article/20080401/D8VPC1I80.html Back in my day, when I walked to school uphill both ways, we respected the teachers, or got our anatomies spanked -- and most of us wanted the teachers or principals to DEAL with it -- we didn't want our parents finding out! Yes, I know, sometimes, teachers and principals abused their power or authority. It's so nice to see the way we do things nowadays is so much better...April fools joke? I have a hard time believing any news done on April 1st. You're right -- I hadn't thought of that... I guess what bothers me is the trend from the last ten years or so -- that more and more of these types of incidents are coming out of the rural areas and (relatively) smaller TOWNS...Yeah I AGREE with that and I really hope this is an April fools joke because the ability of a bunch of 3rd graders coming up with something like this is pretty scary. The scary thing is that it is happening, I would be terrified to be a teacher in a school nowdays, on the news no so long ago a 5th grader died, a bunch of other 5th graders attacked him. Kids are bringing guns to school. I work at a college and we had a student bring a gun to class, thankfully he is not allowed back! The world today is a scary placeYeah so true Lau, I wish sometimes that things were like it used to be in old times, but we can always try to make a small difference I saw that article on Yahoo News too. Are you SAYING the 3rd graders were doing an April fool joke? The purported target is a veteran educator who teaches third-grade students with learning disabilities including attention deficit disorder, delayed development and hyperactivity. There is a nerve in the censored that has a direct connection to the brain as demonstrated in the picture. Crazy this wasn't an Aprils fool joke. Picture of bag with items kids were going to use.And because of what?? The teacher told a child to not stand on a chair?? Next time, let the kid fall...get a little introduction to Newtonian physics. What's the old line? "It's not the fall -- it's the sudden stop at the end."The scary PART is when I was in the fiveth grade this didn't happen. Cause I was singled out.

1666.	Solve : Bulbdial Clock?
Answer» INTERESTING idea.... http://www.ironicsans.com/2008/03/idea_the_bulbdial_clock.html Quote I think we can all agree that sundials pretty much suck. They only have an hour hand, they don’t work at night or indoors, their accuracy changes with the seasons, and if you happen to LIVE in the Southern hemisphere they run backwards. And yet, we all would love to be ABLE to tell the time by looking at shadows, right? That’s why I’ve come up with the Bulbdial Clock. The Bulbdial Clock has no HANDS — just one pole in the center of the clock, and three light sources of varying heights which revolve around the pole casting shadows. Huh. That is cool and a good idea.cool idea, but i cant see that taking off. it requires 3 moving rings. the more moving parts = more prone to BREAKAGE. more moving parts also = more expensive.Did you check out the comments on the blog? Some people thought of using LEDs arranged all the way around the circumference... In that case there would be no moving parts...I could see how that would work. Neat clock!

1669.	Solve : make programs?
Answer» im good to make an programs .I have created MANY programs for VARIOUS uses Well done! This isn't a FREELANCE advertising site.Good job. How much YA WANT for them? You're good to make an programs ? I'm jealous.

1671.	Solve : The Core2Duo processor using discrete components?
Answer» HEH CRAZY! http://www.bunny-comic.com/strips/041207.pnglol

1676.	Solve : 7 Video Game Currencies Stronger Than the U.S. Dollar?
Answer» http://www.maxim.com/7VideoGameCurrenciesStrongerThantheUSDollar/articles/22332.aspx "7 Video Game CURRENCIES Stronger Than the U.S. Dollar Think the dollar is weak against the euro? Pit it against the funny money found in these games and you'll be crying all the way to the check-cashing place."Heh there is someone with too MUCH time on their hands. Really strange too this is a Maxim article?Well i tried buying a new MBoard today with my rupees and they weren't that impressed...HAHA. That totally made my day. Nice find.Quote from: patio on April 05, 2008, 08:09:37 AM Well i tried buying a new MBoard today with my rupees and they weren't that impressed... but if you are in india or pakistan, they should be impressed that you are buying a new MBoard with your rupees :-) And where's my monopoly dollars? True story ... HEARD some dude racked up a purchase of $100 and lacking in green bills, he paid with monopoly dollars .... LOL

1679.	Solve : As Cool As It Gets?
Answer» The Swiss daredevil Yves Rossy, has launched himself from a balloon WEARING a new version of his jet wing and performed 2 loops. I THINK this is amazing. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p0E6Yh_mSx8 Outrageously COOL ....No in flight movie? I WOULD love to have one of those.

1680.	Solve : Farmville player convicted of sex with (real) goat?
Answer» QUOTE from: patio on November 05, 2010, 02:07:28 PM 10 - 9 - 8 - 7- the other COUNTDOWN you STARTED has it reached ZERO yet ? They ALWAYS do...

1677.	Solve : World's Most Creative Buildings?
Answer» HERE The first building is CERTAINLY creative but the second and third one seem to be a serious mistake.im an electricians, so i know a little BIT about construction, and i must say that those bottom TWO must have been an absolute nightmare to construct.But why would anyone wanna construct them, I would never live in that, It looks like a view of a drunkard.Quote from: Ivy on April 01, 2008, 11:15:42 PM But why would anyone wanna construct them, I would never live in that, It looks like a view of a drunkard. They rent it to the drunkard...It looks normal to drunkards. Nowhatumsay'n ? You are right , Now i get the logic.Link with some othersPhotoshop?I've seen STRANGER buildings in real life...Yeah, after night of DRINKING....hehehehe"Weird Houses--- Whoever built these has WAY too much time on their hands." Check out this link for more wierd houses - what do you guys think of them? http://www.ebaumsworld.com/pictures/view/33205/#

1687.	Solve : Anyone Remember This ??
Answer» If your LOOKING for a GOOD USED CAR. HTTP://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=FeDX6ESys10

1690.	Solve : regd the post?
Answer» hi its not such a great post, but GOOD one. i appreciated.what are you talking aboutAre you FEELING okay?I think its a code... but the way the FLOWERS RISE in the morning makes well accepted the boisterous clown.LAWL... jus lawl...

1692.	Solve : Time is going by really really really really slow?
Answer» This is your brain on drugs. LinkageStupid, or what?that HAPPENED to me before... lolo no i THINK EVEN when i get high again i WONT be stupid enough to CALL 911 and say im dead ha

1694.	Solve : I took the muppet test?
Answer» I ended up being Kermit...... http://www.matthewbarr.co.uk/muppets/Miss Piggy here...odd...Gonzo! The TEST is illogical. Waldorf and Statler I agree with aegis Yeah, but at least you got Waldorf and Statler! They're great! "There's only one thing wrong with this theater." "What's that?" "The seats face the stage!"HA HA HA HA I havent seen that show in yearsi also got waldorf and statler. ive always been a FAN of those GUYS. also kermit :-PI got Beaker.Miss Piggy. Please don't ask why. I hardly have a clue why either.i'm odd. I am Animal!

1695.	Solve : Date Kyoko Dk-96 Info?
Answer» I was watching a show where there where talking about DK-96 or 69 is she part of the japenese CULTURE or is she like an AI as well from what I HEARD she is an AI Pop artist. But I heard that she has like videos and such too but is she like a pc ai as well or anything like bonzi monkey. Any other info will be appericated.So what is she???Google it. http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=date+kyokodid REALLY DIDNT find anything The thread title as typed turns up over 600 hits...There random hits with the same words but yeah it probably doeshttp://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=date+kyoko Very first hit: http://www.wdirewolff.com/jkyoko.htm second hit: http://everything2.com/index.pl?node_id=116278 fourth hit: http://www.fanfic.net/~colette/15/4-1-20-5.htm fifth hit: http://www.raqsmediacollective.net/globalvillage/work/bottle4.htm Do I need to continue?No thats okay, but very interesting.

1697.	Solve : Does anyone else see the irony??
Answer» Click Here no its just a really stupid and pointless articleIsn't FaceBook owned by Microsoft? QUOTE from: SilentAssasin64 on April 24, 2008, 09:11:18 PM Isn't FaceBook owned by Microsoft? Not SURE about that. What I was getting at is the title. "Dear Microsoft: 7 Reasons Why Windows Live Messenger is Starting to Suck." Could easily be: "Dear Facebook: 7 Reasons Facebook is Starting to Suck." It's the pot calling the kettle black...

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