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You would think they would runs these websites on Tor...

Ditto, Those of us that started any time before June last year have already ROI'ed on our equipment many times over. I personally took the low risk approach and sold as I mine and didn't start hodl'ing until September. Even then I am still at 200% return on investment. For us early birds it's...

Good thing I cleaned out my account worth 0.25 BTC to lock in some profits on Monday, that was a close one.

He means Ethereum, you can even dual mine another currency on the same card as they use different part of the card. Got 5x RX 480 hasing away myself for almost a month now, 1.5 card paid off.

Being the department head, when the policy came down that only one computer at a time per department shall have internet access for no real reason. I just designated my computer as the one and setup a proxy on it. Th Fortinet firewall the IT idiot setup doesn't even lock down internet access...

The impression I got from the article is that they only bought it, not built it.

Hm... I actually find the "generate custom search" feature useful.

Hm... 3 months rent for the 240GB version, got the cash but I'll wait when it drops to 2 months.

What what!? American phone don't have sim cards?! What kind of stone age bullshit is this?

Why is there a light on the bidet?! To better illuminate your shit?

Read about this in Scientific American years ago. Still got quite a way to go. This won't replace RAM just yet as the race track would still have to be implemented in effect as pages of bytes, introducing latency for byte level access. However this would still have potential for very high...

This guy's got an interesting definition of silent.

#define C_MACROS_USE_CAPS_FOR_NAMES_AND_I_DONT_FELL_LIKE_HAVING_TO_KEEP_ONE_FINGER_DOWN_ALL_THE_TIME_WHEN_I_CODE_MACROS 1337

You can build a voltage multiplier using cheap parts to get the voltage http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Voltage_multiplier

You need to up the dmg and range, they are very low at first.

Even if no one took a hammer to them USB connectors aren't designed to withstand this kind of abuse out in the elements. And that's not even counting corrosion.

I have got to try this! It will breath new life into my x2 :eek: If only I didn't have to work on my masters thesis due on Friday:rolleyes:...

Can't remember the name but there's a math oriented forum that give you equations to solve as captcha, pretty nifty.

Surprised you can get heartbeat readings using just a camera, wonder how that's done.

Here it is! The unboxing!!! Pretty tight taping Three stacks of polystyrene Paint job on the soldering iron is a bit chipped They probably ship enough volume to the US that they only stock US plugs, when selling to AUS they just throw in a converter Fully assembled...

I just ordered the 862D+ 4-in-1 version that includes a hot air station, should get here in 2 weeks.

A faster, higher pulse SCR (or IGBT). Lower ESR caps to support faster charging can all help. Otherwise you add another stage to it. There's a limit to how much energy you can shift to the round however as it saturates magnetically.

I doubt we will see memrister drives in consumer sizes (32GB+) and price for another 5 years.

This puts a whole new shine on "stuff you don't to be caught dead in".

About 340AUD delivered from ebay, considering what you are getting it's a steal. youtube "862 rework station" to see them in action The basic model that does 18x18 mm BGA T-862

Yes, but for us enthusiasts over clocked crap is still just that, crap. Granted given by the previews at Anand they are actually decent for once for the [H] demographic it is still pretty much irrelevant.

As a 9550 user this isn't enough for me yet, I figure I can sit tight for at least another year and a half. The real target I'm looking for is probably the hex and octo variants. That and go from 8GB to maybe 16~24GB.

"We also got confirmation that Sandy Bridge will support both CPU and GPU turbo modes." What's the point? :p

I think it's just mainly AA with edges and wire frames. Although packages like UGS SolidEdge doesn't care which is great, but they are a much smaller player in the CAD market.

You are looking at a 3ch http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Buck_converter The weakest link is usually the caps or the mosfets

Pretty much, here's a pic to get a sense of why:

Another thing about the stickers is that they itch your palm when you rest your hand on them. Especially those thick foil ones.

No way to talk to the SSD as SATA and DDR memory interfaces are worlds apart, however you do raise an interesting point. If they make a module where there is some usable ram say 1~2 gig on one stick this it would be interesting from an integration point of view. With a careful section of SATA...

I'm not sure which news to be surprised at, the purchase or that McAffee is worth $7.68B.

It's not their job to. They only need concentrate on making sure the manufacturing process is to spec and law. They don't care on design/component choice and shouldn't.

The whole point they changed to just using numbers is because all those XT's are MORE confusing. They said it themselves not that long a ago when they first did the transition and everyone here should be old enough to remember that.

No way would this work, unless the usb key's controller for god-knows-why implements a serial path which IIRC only M/KB bother with.

No separate plug for power? It's one of those things that I find puzzling. It can't be that hard to make a NC head phone that has the option of being powered by a spare USB port when you are using it at home. Why waste the life cycle of the batteries when you are sitting in front of a computer...

Ah I remember them passing out coupons with condoms in them.

In a way this serves as a good test case on how people will react to oil running out in the coming century. Next year is going to be an interesting year.