Recent content by Evaders99

I have a friend with a new Nexus 5, latest stock Lollipop, struggling with visual impairment. Black text on white backgrounds really are hard on his eyes. I know we can do a global reverse colors, but that just messes up all the colors. Is there a way to get a "white on black" theme or will...

Doubt it unless you did a motherboard swap. Plus depending on the chassis, you may need a different cooling system

Corsair kicks @ss - great performance and price

Cool, entered

Cool, entered

Gigabyte boards are great, I'm using one and overclocking like mad

Using some cheap computer speakers, need something for the cinematic sequences of the games

Look for a solid stability, a reliable brand, a great warranty and price

Well if you're comparing SATA Revision 3.0 (6 Gbps) to eSATA (3 Gbps), then yea... but most hard disks don't even saturate SATA 1.5 Gbps. Expect eSATA 6 Gbps products soon with the SATA 3.1 spec

Since you have a few hard drives already, have you considered Windows Home Server? Take an old desktop and install WHS. It can manage all your drives in one storage pool, can handle incremental backups of up to 10 Windows clients, can do a bare-metal restore from the network. It's the best...

Does it have a docking station? Could turn it on through a power switch there Also, if it's attached to an Ethernet cord, you could use Wake-on-Lan packet to wake it from sleep

1) Xp to 7 - yes (I doubt 2000 to 7) 2) Sure, you can reinstall Win 7 over itself. Of course you need to reactivate 3) Yes See: http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows7/help/upgrading-from-windows-xp-to-windows-7

Acronis to do a full disk copy

PHP + Ajax is a winning combination. There are tons of tutorials out there, you just have to find the right project to work on. Perhaps you should find some open-source project to contribute to, that way you can build your skills first

Since Powerpack 1, WHS will always use the system drive last for storage. So it's safe. Even if its writing a lot of tombstones, the tombstones just point to the data disks where it's really stored. I'm not saying its supported (heck, a lot of what you can do isn't per EULA), but it's possible...