"or more precisely 10 overlapping heads – which run the full width of the paper, so the head doesn’t have to scan from side to side, and only the paper moves. " totally cool , but unless i know how many gallons of ink it takes to clean the thing with full page heads. i would have to have my print head examined before i would touch it.
@DragonLord if i believed press releaces, then i would first want my 100X capacity li-ion battery, flexable displays, e-paper with 60FPS in color and a win10 that worked right :-)
@DragonLord I wonder why do they (biggest methane providers of the region) can afford a verisign certificate but not paying their IT to set it properly...
This can be done between Windows 10 and an Xbox One console with more recent updates.
Note that this is currently, as of my post, in Beta. It also will require a decent network connection between the PC and the console (preferably an Ethernet connection though I've done it before over WiFi as we...
Decent answer? I threw it up quickly from memory. Didn't have the ability to do a good source check, but I've done it before at home, so I was at least familiar enough with the process.
It isn't quite the same as it's not a Remote Desktop Connection but the end result is similar enough.
@Bob Well sure, I saw a couple of old rusty AA batteries lying on the ground in a car park I was in this morning... they probably could have given me a whole 0.01% battery life.
@Bob where is the wire? it would be hard enough to kludge 2 batts together on magnet connections, and keep it connected enough to charge continually, but with it also stuck precariously in the phone , you would have to have it proped all up properly.
> AA batteries are the most universally recognised and widely sold type of battery. While it doesn’t make sense to rely on AA batteries for daily phone charging, they do come in handy if you’re in an everyday emergency and need that crucial bit of juice.
@ThatBrazilianGuy or if you find yourself in a weather or fallout shelter and it has a whole cabinet full of AA batteries but no phone charger or mains power
@ThatBrazilianGuy Sure. Let me go and buy some batteries to awkwardly charge my phone.
It also plugs straight into the phone (and therefore sticks out the end), which means you aren't gonna be putting the assembly into your pocket while it's in use.
Funnily enough, I came across it while looking for something to do with my stash of AA batteries.
But I don't carry them around with me, which makes this particular idea pretty useless.
If you did slap any 4 together in series, and they will charge your phone without a curcuit , much more efficient, and probably at high rates. these kinds of things were made 5 years ago. and a place to store the batteries too
I have a question in regards to booting Kali Linux from USB in Windows 10. I have the .iso on a USB but when I turn on my PC it doesn't give me the option to boot from hard drive or boot from USB
@WilliamHodges "iso on a USB" -- did you just copy it onto the filesystem? That's definitely not going to get it done. You need to actually overwrite the filesystem of the USB disk with the contents of the ISO, but that won't work directly because CDFS isn't bootable on USB, so you need to convert it using one of a myriad of commonly available free programs.
having an ISO on the USB drive's filesystem is like telling someone to eat some corn that's in a bowl inside a bowl and wrapped in plastic... they can't get to it
Microsoft (R) Windows Debugger Version 10.0.10240.9 AMD64
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Symbol search path is: SRV*E:\sysdebug\debug-symbols*msdl.microsoft.com/download/symbols
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@allquixotic Doubt it. A laptop CPU should not be able to pull 200+ watts.
I suspect up to 100 watts under extreme conditions with appropriate cooling (yes, this can be done on air with a well-designed HSF unit), but that won't drain a laptop battery in 15 minutes.
On “Is there any way to squeeze more performance out of a vintage Itronix GD8000 laptop PC?” (previously titled, “What, for a Paleo computer, can be done to get performance out of an Itronix GD8000?”), I received a singularly blunt comment of:
@JonathanHayward - I spent more then 30 seconds r...
@DragonLord its not really your place to be discussing whether or not users need to be suspended, especially when all they've done wrong is accidentally flagged something as spam and then stated as such. The question in its original incarnation read like spam to begin with so the mistake is honest and has been apologised for.
I'm just saying that we are a community and a community should be constructive in their support of each other and suggest ways we can all improve rather than pointing out someone's past misdemenors.
@DragonLord everyone has those moments so its no big deal in the grand scheme of things, just let yourself live and remember the first golden rule: "have fun"
It's your graphics processor. I know that sounds like a bold claim, but to me it's completely obvious, having dealt with similar problems on similarly ancient systems before. Allow me to elaborate.
Some fundamental problems come to mind:
Your processor is a Core 2 Duo. This means the following...
What's the best way of placing a bootable ISO on a USB drive? ISOs such as a live Linux preview disk, Windows installation ISO, etc.
On “Is there any way to squeeze more performance out of a vintage Itronix GD8000 laptop PC?” (previously titled, “What, for a Paleo computer, can be done to get performance out of an Itronix GD8000?”), I received a singularly blunt comment of:
@JonathanHayward - I spent more then 30 seconds r...
It's your graphics processor. I know that sounds like a bold claim, but to me it's completely obvious, having dealt with similar problems on similarly ancient systems before. Allow me to elaborate.
Some fundamental problems come to mind:
Your processor is a Core 2 Duo. This means the following...
