And very useful at work, thank you very much.FloppY_ wrote:
Pffft... that's nothing finray...
Nearly everytime I show someone (mainly people who are PC-dumb) the wonders of CCleaner, I end up with >16GB of various crap outside of recycle bin removed...
I'm addicted to CCleaner. I probably run it like 3 times a day, and do a registry clean up once a day or two. I know running it more doesn't accomplish a whole lot, but I can't stop doing it. WTF is wrong with me.
ACC meeting. Gomtb0minime wrote:
I'm addicted to CCleaner. I probably run it like 3 times a day, and do a registry clean up once a day or two. I know running it more doesn't accomplish a whole lot, but I can't stop doing it. WTF is wrong with me.
Next you'll discover Defraggler, and then there'll be no stopping you!
Kinda useless in Vista/7.. they auto defrag. I had this install .. installed for like 9 months, and I had 2% defragmentation when I ran a check.liquidat0r wrote:
Next you'll discover Defraggler, and then there'll be no stopping you!
people still defrag? Oh yeah not everyone can afford an SSD
lemme know when 2tb's of SSD storage for my music is cost-effective.Sup wrote:
people still defrag? Oh yeah not everyone can afford an SSD
as it stands i aint paying £3k just for storage. i could buy all the music in vinyl for that sorta money . . .
libertarian benefit collector - anti-academic super-intellectual. http://mixlr.com/the-little-phrase/
I was just kidding. Ordinary HDDs are still best for storage. But seriously I haven't defragged any of my HDDs since I got an SSD. Everything is so fastUzique wrote:
lemme know when 2tb's of SSD storage for my music is cost-effective.Sup wrote:
people still defrag? Oh yeah not everyone can afford an SSD
as it stands i aint paying £3k just for storage. i could buy all the music in vinyl for that sorta money . . .
Used to do a defrag once a week or so, but have been lazy lately, only once every few weeks or a month.
I use jkdefrag. Is there anything better? It seems to work pretty well for me.
I use jkdefrag. Is there anything better? It seems to work pretty well for me.
For a payable version Diskeeper Enterprise edition was the best, the best freebie I used was Defraggler
I never defrag Should I?
what's good imaging software? not really happy with acronis...
Xp can easily be set to auto defrag as well, and it can be turned off in vista/7. Just about any program is going to be better than the built in one. I have defraggler set to auto defrag my main disk.Finray wrote:
Kinda useless in Vista/7.. they auto defrag. I had this install .. installed for like 9 months, and I had 2% defragmentation when I ran a check.liquidat0r wrote:
Next you'll discover Defraggler, and then there'll be no stopping you!
Have you gentlemen laid your eyes on the new Intel SSD roadmap? It looks extraordinarily promising.
I was going to recommend Acronis.KEN-JENNINGS wrote:
what's good imaging software? not really happy with acronis...
But these days, I use Windows Home Server to image my PC's. Will probably try Server 2008 sometime soon.
Isn't MyDefrag the name of the newest version?mtb0minime wrote:
Used to do a defrag once a week or so, but have been lazy lately, only once every few weeks or a month.
I use jkdefrag. Is there anything better? It seems to work pretty well for me.
e: yep. http://kessels.com/jkdefrag/
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EE (hats
they're $200 each on newegg, 2x as much seems like screwing people to memax wrote:
Doesn't seem so bad 12k for 30 drives. 400$ eachnickb64 wrote:
http://accessories.us.dell.com/sna/prod … id=1342490
damn, dell is screwing people for these drives, worse than i would expect even
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.a … 6820250002nickb64 wrote:
they're $200 each on newegg, 2x as much seems like screwing people to memax wrote:
Doesn't seem so bad 12k for 30 drives. 400$ eachnickb64 wrote:
http://accessories.us.dell.com/sna/prod … id=1342490
damn, dell is screwing people for these drives, worse than i would expect even
SOLD OUT
Fuck me that's a great price for 128gb
probly why it sold out - wonder if they'll repost it, when it's in stock . . .
they had them the other day, when I was looking at themburnzz wrote:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.a … 6820250002nickb64 wrote:
they're $200 each on newegg, 2x as much seems like screwing people to memax wrote:
Doesn't seem so bad 12k for 30 drives. 400$ each
SOLD OUT
Is this candy for all you mechanical loving guys?
- Mechanical keyboard
- Backlit keys
- Programmable keys
http://www.engadget.com/2010/08/18/raze … acklit-pr/
- Mechanical keyboard
- Backlit keys
- Programmable keys
http://www.engadget.com/2010/08/18/raze … acklit-pr/
Your thoughts, insights, and musings on this matter intrigue me
oo that's interesting. Still prefer a steelseries but looks like this will be cheaper and more readily availableFloppY_ wrote:
Is this candy for all you mechanical loving guys?
http://www.blogcdn.com/www.engadget.com … kwidow.jpg
- Mechanical keyboard
- Backlit keys
- Programmable keys
http://www.engadget.com/2010/08/18/raze … acklit-pr/
Awesome new program I found:
Subsonic - it takes all the music on your computer/server that you specify and makes it available for streaming in a very clean, user friendly UI. One of the best things about it is they have iOS and Android apps so you can stream your music to your phone, eliminating the need to put all of your songs on it. I've been using it on our server (shared between liq, zimmer and I) for a few weeks now and its great. It allows you to set custom permissions for users (you can make separate accounts for different people with logins/passwords etc) so they can stream/download/upload music depending on how much you trust them Also, they're planning on adding video streaming support soon
Subsonic - it takes all the music on your computer/server that you specify and makes it available for streaming in a very clean, user friendly UI. One of the best things about it is they have iOS and Android apps so you can stream your music to your phone, eliminating the need to put all of your songs on it. I've been using it on our server (shared between liq, zimmer and I) for a few weeks now and its great. It allows you to set custom permissions for users (you can make separate accounts for different people with logins/passwords etc) so they can stream/download/upload music depending on how much you trust them Also, they're planning on adding video streaming support soon
Last edited by Winston_Churchill (2010-08-19 08:18:55)
inb4 the lawWinston_Churchill wrote:
Awesome new program I found:
Subsonic - it takes all the music on your computer/server that you specify and makes it available for streaming in a very clean, user friendly UI. One of the best things about it is they have iOS and Android apps so you can stream your music to your phone, eliminating the need to put all of your songs on it. I've been using it on our server (shared between liq, zimmer and I) for a few weeks now and its great. It allows you to set custom permissions for users (you can make separate accounts for different people with logins/passwords etc) so they can stream/download/upload music depending on how much you trust them Also, they're planning on adding video streaming support soon
Your thoughts, insights, and musings on this matter intrigue me