I am looking for an app or firefox plugin that will scan specific RSS feeds for certain keywords and if a match is found e-mail me. Anyone know of anything like this?
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I get to go pick up two Asus R9 290's on Monday but I will need a monitor. I have been using my 42" 1920x1080 TV connected to my Asus laptop which has a 560m GPU for the last couple of years, before that it was an 8800 built into a different laptop. I have never been able to or wanted...
One thing I noticed, which is not very clear, is that yes, once you reach your "limit" in data, you still have data, just slower, EXCEPT for tethering. Once you hit your limit, you can't tether anymore until the next billing cycle starts.
I have noticed quite a few comments that mention that when comparing the same game between the PC and a console, that the PC version doesn't look a whole lot better then the console version, so we don't need newer/better consoles.
Well, that's exactly WHY we need better consoles. PC versions...
This looks very interesting, I am going to research it more.
Thank you all for your answers. And by the way, any data that I REALLY care about is backed up in a different location. I would hate to lose my movies and such, but I could always go through the hassle of encoding from my dvd's...
Is it possible to take my 4 drives and combine them so Windows just sees one large partition? I have 2 - 2 TB drives and 2 - 1.5TV drives and they are mostly full. I think I have about 100GB free on 2 or 3 of them. I'm running windows server 2008 and it's installed on a separate 500gb drive...
After I got my Galaxy S3, apparently I subscribed to Google+ because every time I took a picture, it would automatically upload via Google+. I never meant to use Google+, it was automatic.
Because they keep adding more content to their drive? I haven't bought any new drives in 2 years, currently at 7TB, and am running out of space again. I will probably buy two 3TB drives within a couple of months.
Common sense? I have been mostly lurking on these forums for years, mostly just bought online through Newegg or Amazon though, and this is the very first time I have heard of the term "Heat". I guess I have no common sense because I could have very easily made the same mistake.
Hi all. In the past I have used a free DNS service to point toward my home web server. I have a static IP, which my router uses and then assigns 192.168.x IP's to all computers on my network, including my web server. When I tried to install the DNS functionality on the web server it came up...