I was surprised at first that someone besides me remembers Highlights, but after a quick Google search to come up with a relevant image I discovered that it's still in production, which... well, ok, perhaps that's not so surprising either.

Anyway, remember the 3-2-1 Contact magazine?

... my tripcode doesn't work here, what

/r/ A scan of one of those infamous "type in your program in hex, cuss like a sailor for hours" mag pages.

Though I remember that some magazine provided the stuff with error correcting codes? Or am I going sclerotic?

Last of the metacovers

>>19
The March 1984 cover intrigues me

I could only imagine what they covered

>>20

Here's the table of contents. Unfortunately you (still?) need a subscription to access the articles:

xttp://ieeexplore.ieee.org/xpl/tocresult.jsp?isYear=1984&isnumber=34740&Submit32=Go+To+Issue

I wonder where all that effort for the 5th generation project went to. I really felt down went bossman told me "we don't do research here" when I suggested Prolog to solve a problem instead of "The Java".

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814127285

Unless you're talking about low profile.

thank you for your post.I've looked into local shops and this models is sold 95€, the model 8400 with also 256 MB is sold 65...30€ is a big difference so do you think 8400 will make a good DX9/TV out solution to replace my onboard 6500?
thanks!

>>3
That'll work just fine too if it has TV out.

An integrated garbage collector? Wow. What'll they think of next!

>>5

Intergated garbage collection sux dood u need a dedicated card 4 that with at least 512MB of VRAM i mean cmon tihs is the future!!11

Wild guess something is fishy with the hardware, possibly the memory? Start by getting memtest86+
http://www.memtest.org/ to verify that. But do post images.

/tech/ isn't your support hotline either. Now wipe your own arse for a change.

>>1

I can't be of much help, except to say "I tried the same thing".

I could not find drivers for my HP, and ended up installing a cracked version of Vista Ultimate.

After a couple months of use, it's not that bad. (Not that good either.)

Honestly, If I could help you I would.

Maybe you could try a warez Vista install, or get used to Linux?

>I've fucking had it with that place

If all you're going to post are questions we shouldn't have to answer then great, stay out.

The spam in /g/ isn't as bad as it used to be since the system32 meme, but if you aren't going to contribute to a place that never promised you anything, asking for something is not harmless.

>>5
Thank you for bumping this extremely important two-week old thread. Now we all get to see it some more. Good job.

>>5
>>6
lol

Yeah, I realize that complaining about a thread that is "only" two weeks old on this board might seem silly. Bumping crap like this still doesn't help though.

And this is an imageboard after all. I'll start doing my part to get some decent threads going now...

Wild guess, the laptop has a SATA controller with a buggy (P)ATA mode--XP expects a pre-2002 IDE controller to be present. Not something you usually think about lacking drivers for, but XP is six years old now.

There are workarounds...check for a firmware update for your controller that fixes the ATA "emulation" mode. Barring that, you'll need a floppy drive or a copy of XP, a blank CD, free software called "nlite", and your SATA controller's XP drivers.

http://news.softpedia.com/news/Install-Windows-XP-On-SATA-Without-a-Floppy-F6-47807.shtml

I've undergone the same process on a new Dell laptop that was unavailable with XP preinstalled (I'm a linuxfag who's married to Autocad, and Vista does not play well with virtualization).

Also, not your personal support, etc.

Is that FF on Plan 9? Neat.

too bad firefox sucks ass

YOU MUST INSTALL ADDITIONAL EXTENSIONS

Babbage machine?

Too many wires.

A section of colossus, maybe?

It's da "Bombe". A Turing machine used to break the Enigma codes.

Damnit anon, I just wanted to roam the boards, then get to my sketching... Now I have to research further this fingerprinting of image manips... thanks anon, thanks.

1GB USB drive, laptop (9 year old compaq armada 1750 pentium 2), 256MB generic MP3 player /w headphones, spare AAA for said MP3 player, wireless card for said laptop, spare batteries for said laptop

oh, i forgot the 95mW green laser from wickedlasers...

orz
i fail at sage

30GB video ipod, I bought for 20 bux,
Sony Wraparound headphones
PSP
Nintendo DS
Sony Cybershot
Motorola Razr-main phone
Siemens a6 i think-backup phone

o2 xda IIs, GP2x console, sd cards in metal case for phone and console, Sandisk Sansa mp3 player, Gerber multitool, JVC sound cancelling headphones, extra batteries for console/mp3 player, some other trinkets and things..

Just my iPod

psp, phone, pocketwatch, and a moleskine.

DS, Inhalant Albuterol, some crappy samsung picture phone I don't care about, and a few losing lottery tickets.

Laptop, palmtop, digicam, 2 GSMs, iPod, USB powered ethernet switch, memory sticks, tools.

You made my day with lulz good sir.

shutdown -a anyone?

Why did those idiots make micro SD it's too small too easy to loose and yes said thermo issues.
XD and SD are small enough to use an any device including cell phones and are able the smallest practical size when it comes to handling and cooling.

>>2
i think they're cute.
also, the small size makes them ridiculously easy to hide ;)

>>3
Ah. Making an extra buck in the pound, eh?

>>2
XD?
I'd shy away from anything with the hysterical laugh emoticon for a suffix.

>>5
South Park doesn't count.

Be more specific. Raid 0 != Raid 1 != Raid 5, etc.

I was looking at raid 5.

I have a server with 32bit pci, I was thinking
sata raid card and 500gb drives, but that is still about 1800 bucks just to break even at 4tb raided.

How about you fuck off instead and get a bunch of drives that are the same size. We're not going to wipe your damn ass for you.

Sounds like someone missed the prozac train today.

Don't bother with hardware RAID, it is an endless road of pain and suffering. Just go for software RAID. If you want to just go for a RAID 0 equivalent (no redundancy) you can just chain all the drives together using LVM or something. That will reduce the MTFB (mean time before failure) as if one drive dies, you lose everything. Another option is ZFS. If you don't know what that is, google it.