if your music has tons of long periods of silence, it could be way less (yay, VBR!), but if it's all complex instrumentation, it'd be close to 320 Kbps CBR
my elantech touchpad won't work correctly in Ubuntu 13.10 (I had the same problem with 13.04).
I can move the cursor and left/right click, but the sensitivity is too high, no scrolling and no multitouch.
Under settings / mouse and touchpad, I have no touchpad tab.
This is the result of xinput l...
SE need to hire extra holiday help. Temporary moderators to pitch in (secretly being given trials , if nobody complains then after the hollidays you got 2 more mods).
@DragonLord I'm not entirely sure that /review being a little ripe is a moderator problem, if anything it's a sign that we need more community involvement.
@DragonLord Questions that are a serious affront to the site get mod-flagged, and deleted. As I understand it, the mod flag queue is not increasing in size over time like the vote queues. If the question isn't a serious affront to the site, not having it closed is not a severe issue. A few downvotes should suffice to register with the community that this is not the kind of question we want asked here.
But like Mokubai said, having another mod isn't going to take care of the queues very much. We just need people with review powers to actually review.
@Psycogeek I don't use nvidia hardware, but it's pretty obviously a graphics driver bug related to the multi-targeting stuff
with a "render-anywhere, output-anywhere" pipeline, each frame on each monitor has two separate things associated with it: (1) where it's rendered (on one card, the other, or both); and (2) which display head it's output to.
if SLI is anything like Crossfire, only certain fullscreen apps are rendered using SLI, and the rest of the desktop is rendered on the GPU that is internal to the display head of the video card.
but I haven't ever used Nvidia SLI so I don't know how it's architected compared to Crossfire
I wonder things like: 1) what if he put 2 monitors on each card instead of 3&1, but it is the lone one that is the problem. 2) what if he Un-connected them? 3) what if he changed the render type from a 3D or TO a 3D render.
the problem with Crossfire (and I assume SLI, too), is that it requires the application doing the rendering to be aware of the fact that Crossfire is there, and to time its rendering accordingly, and to use multi-threaded rendering
it's not really possible for a single-threaded renderer to feed Crossfire, and Crossfire only works in fullscreen mode (that is, when the app is taking over the front buffer of the GPU and the DWM is suspended)
@Dragonlord the problem with /review is that it is not really a problem per-se. A mod with a particularly hateful view of the site could completely wipe that queue inside of a day. That does not in any way imply that a mod should clear that queue. That queue used to be a metric boatload larger than it is now.
The 10K tools are pretty cool... You get a birds-eye view of activity on the site, a "dashboard" view of what's happening. Some of the individual tools haven't scaled particularly well with Stack Overflow's growth, but the concept behind them is still sound: we trust you to enough to be a bee wat...
+1 - all good points. The main risk, though, is bleeding. Puncturing an artery can cause it to bleed until it tamponades, causing a hematoma which can cause ischemia downstream and might compress/damage the nerve in that neurovascular bundle. Because of that, pressure must be applied for a while (longer for larger arteries). Before doing a radial artery stick (common for blood gasses), one should do an Allen's test for collateral circulation. The risks are acceptable for blood gases or monitoring but not for blood collection. — anongoodnurse18 hours ago
O_O
I understood maybe half the words in that comment...