That’s definitely a nice thing about Wind (no contracts)! I was actually looking at the Mobilicity $35/month unlimited deal – last I checked Wind’s was $40/month, but I might not switch to

The lognormal distribution is assymetric, and hence possibilities of prices much larger than average are larger than prices much smaller than average. One kind of expects this kind of random pricing

Well, if one works with the actual box that was full, VBoxManage isn't let me clone it. If I had of set up an apt-cache (or similar) before proceeding on this, I could have had a cache of the

Destroy (or rather, vagrant destroy) does get rid of one of the boxes (I didn't check to see if it was a hardlink to the same storage, which is possible). I then asked vagrant to start over, and the

They shouldn't have upgraded their Windows. Oh, I see it was a real window not the Bill Gates version. Rene

It's amazing how small debris in space can be and still be damaging: " it was probably a fleck of paint that had been shed from an old satellite or booster, or possibly a small metal fragment around

At the ISS's altitude, the orbital velocity is about 25000km/hr. It's pretty remarkable what damage small debris particles can do:

I am still working through this VM stuff. It would seem that not only is cmake a dependency of KDE, extra-cmake-modules (or perhaps some similar name) is also a dependency for KDE. In Debian, stable

Since I have no computer problems and everything is working as it should, boredom set in. So I figured, I'll share this graphic I made earlier today. Rene --

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I have a 500 GB hard drive set up with Grub dual boot, two NTFS partitions (Windows 7), and a number of ext4 partitions with Ubuntu 12.04 installed. The disk is Master Boot Record (MBR) partition

"Jeff Latta" <eng@...> wrote: If all you wanted to do is store the data, there looks like lots of possibilities. But, to restore permissions looks to not be trivial. One page talks

For easily restoring an NTFS partition, clone is probably your best bet. I generally use clonezilla which comes as a linux live cd. It will even allow you to resize the partition though not you will

Hi, I have an external USB hard drive (1 TB) which I use for backing up our computers. I decided to clean up the hard drive by formatting it, but although the format was acknowledged as

Problem solved ! I connected the drive to my spare computer and although it did not automatically mount, it did allow me to mount it manually. Moving

In my mail Friday, was a 12V centrifugal fan. I had seen a number of centrifugal fans that day on AliExpress, what caught my eye on this one is that because of how its exhaust port was constructed, I

I've used "PolyMorph" plastic to make a couple of protoypes in the past. It sells under several names - InstaMorph and PlastiMake are other names. It's a low melting point plastic that gets soft at

Gordon This is starting to sound like a 3d printer project but can you sell enough units to afford the capital cost. Work station requirements to keep me happy include Excellent lighting Magnifying

"Frederick R. McDougall" <frmcdo@...> wrote: At least one engineer in the Peace Region executive of APEGA, wants to see a hackerspace in Grande Prairie. And I may have worded that wrong. But,

I have a very small microscope that displays on your computer. It uses Windows and I only used it two times. It works quite well. You can have it for $15