The summary is incorrect. Precise Pangolin has hardware and maintenance updates until April 2014, and maintenance releases until 2017. See http://www.ubuntu.com/business/desktop
A Corsair SSD would give my computer wings. One sec. Wrong product.
Having a Corsair SSD could allow my computer to boot before I even hit the power button.
I had problems with my computer locking up similarly. Eventually it became more and more frequent. A local shop suggested cleaning the contacts on the DIMMS. I used an eraser, a lint-free cloth and some care. I worked on one DIMM, tested it, cleaned it again if necessary, and eventually one DIMM...
Don't forget that in the proposed rates, subscribers in one province (Quebec) will pay 2.5 times more for each GB over their cap compared to a subscriber in another province (Ontario).
Take a look at "docs-1043246-TN 7181 - APP - Bell Canada - Attachment 1.xls" in Bell's tarrif application...
Michael Geist (http://michaelgeist.ca/), a law professor at the University of Ottawa, posted the following link on Twitter today, a request by Vaxination Informatique to have the UBB decision rescinded.
http://www.vaxination.ca/crtc/CRTC-2010-802-Vaxination-Petition.pdf
I've only read 11...
Thanks for the replies. I think I'll first try Computurd's suggestion and create a full image of my current boot drive, set up the raid and restore the image. I don't have Acronis, so I'll look into the possibility of using the Windows 7 tools first.
I built my own Core i5 computer last year. The motherboard (Gigabyte GA-P55M-UD2) is capable of RAID0, but at the time I only could afford the one hard drive. I now have a second matching hard drive (WD Caviar Black 500GB).
The big question is, would it be possible to convert my system to use...
I prefer to buy a power supply based on decent efficiency and build quality, preferring a PS that has been tested by reputable folks like those here at [H]ardOCP. Numbers are just numbers until they've been put to the test.