2006/11/9-11 [Computer/HW/Laptop, Computer/HW/Display] UID:45306 Activity:nil | 11/19 I have both pcmia cards for my wi-fi and my usb 2.0 on my DELL I8200.
Even though have 2 slots; the usb2.0 card makes it next to
impossible to plug both in at the same time. Any suggestions? Do
they sell longer cards? Should I consider an internal mini-pci wifi?
Thanks.
\_ is this thin enough?
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2005/12/7-9 [Computer/Networking] UID:40901 Activity:low | 12/7 802.11 (security) question. How do I instruct my laptop to
connect to an AP with specific mac address? (they all have
same SSID) I have the netgear PCMCIA wireless access card. My
netgear utility shows all the access points, but because they
all have the same SSID, I don't have control over which one it
actually connect to. It always seem to connect to the trouble
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2005/6/3-6 [Computer/Networking] UID:37964 Activity:kinda low | 6/3 Wireless question:
My Mac laptop stays connected all of the time, while my PCs (one
laptop with a PCMCIA card and one desktop) constantly drop
connections. If I reset the card the connection comes back up
instantly. Signal strength is good. I have gone through 2 routers
and multiple cards on the desktop with the same results. This
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2004/12/11-12 [Computer/HW/Laptop] UID:35250 Activity:very high | 12/02 I have only used Mac laptop (powerbook). However, I am not making
lots of money these days and mac laptops are just too expensive.
To those who have used both Mac and PC laptop, are there cheaper,
faster PC laptops that are no less reliable than the powerbooks?
Are there going to be features that I will miss if I switch, like
target disk mode, etc?
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2004/11/7-9 [Computer/HW/Drives] UID:34740 Activity:nil | 11/7 Does anyone know if the I/O Magic 4.0GB GigaBank drive use the IBM /
Hitachi MicroDrives inside? Is it possible to take these apart and
put it into a PCMCIA adapter?
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2004/10/19-21 [Computer/Companies/Apple, Computer/SW/OS/OsX] UID:34237 Activity:high | 10/19 I'm looking at an apple laptop, and I'd prefer something that can put
out high quality audio (I'm not the monster cable guy though)-- do the
ibook or powerbook have optical audio out? tia.
\_ no, neither of them does.
\_ If you want high-quality output from any computer, your best bet
is for an external DAC, which is usually connected by USB. You
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2004/8/2-3 [Computer/HW/Laptop] UID:32641 Activity:high | 8/2 My Laptop's PCMCIA ethernet card seems to transfer files a lot
slower than my desktop systems. Is there a data transfer limit
on PCMCIA standard? The Laptop is a Toshiba Tecra8100 and the
card is not a no-name brand either. Thanks.
\_ Don't be surprised to see throughput of 8 Mbps when using a 100Mbps
Ethernet PCMCIA card. CardBus is a lot better. PCMCIA is like ISA;
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2004/3/16-17 [Computer/SW/OS/Linux] UID:12705 Activity:nil | 3/16 debian newbie question. so i compiled a new kernel (2.4.18,
2.4.19, 2.6.0) but when i boot with it, the modules no longer
work, if i link /lib/modules/.... to the correct kernel name,
it complains that the modules are not compiled for 2.4.18-bf2.
So what is the correct way to try a new kernel on linux for
debian? thx.
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2012/4/26-6/4 [Computer/Networking] UID:54371 Activity:nil | 4/26 I see that soda has an ipv6 address but ipv6 traffic from this box
doesn't actually work (ping6 <DEAD>ipv6.google.com<DEAD>, ping6 http://www.v6.facebook.com
Is this expected to work?
\_ Soda doesn't have a real IPv6 address. The IPv6 addresses you see
in ifconfig are just link-local addresses; any IPv6-capable machine
will autogenerate these, whether or not it's connected to an IPv6
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2010/11/1-2011/1/13 [Computer/Networking] UID:54002 Activity:nil | 11/1 I'm moving from a home in Fremont to another home within the same ZIP
code in Fremont, and AT&T customer service says I cannot transfer my
DSL service because DSL is not available at my new home. Is that BS?
Are they just trying to push me to subscribe to their more expensive
U-verse service? I'm not asking for any lightening-speed connection.
\_ could be
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2009/5/22-29 [Computer/HW/Laptop, Computer/HW/Display] UID:53032 Activity:low | 5/22 Are LED monitors much better than LCD monitors?
\_ OLED is still too new to know. They're direct emitters, so don't
have a backlight, and can turn completely off, hence better black.
The early news was that blue pixels burn out relatively quickly.
\_ FWIW, Zune HD will use OLED.
\_ Dunno, but I saw a very nice LED TV for just $2K. Wouldn't that
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2009/5/2-6 [Computer/HW/Laptop, Computer/HW/Drives] UID:52933 Activity:kinda low | 5/2 I have a 1Gbps switch. It is connected to a SANS RAID-1 with
two WD Green 1T that takes 1Gbps connection, as well as a laptop
that is also 1Gbps. Online benchmarks show *sustained* transfer
rate of about 1/2 of 1Gbps with the WD Green... cool!!! But
in practice, I'm only getting 68Mbps (read SANS->PC file transfer),
far below what I expected. The switch says both devices are using
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2010/4/28-5/10 [Computer/SW/OS/Windows] UID:53807 Activity:nil | 4/28 Win 3.1 was more widely adopted than Win 3.0. Win XP (5.1) was more
widely adopted than Win 2k (5.0). Now it looks like Win 7 (6.1) is
going to be more widely adopted than Vista (6.0). Is this a trend on
Microsoft x.0 versions being bad?
\_ duh.
\_ "more widely adopted" ... well... what are you basing these numbers
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