Random Thoughts...

[Leonard Leroy]

yooooo that's what im sayin

like realizing Lion King is the best Shakespeare adaptation ever put to film

[Leonard Leroy]

spirited away or in the mood for love, which do i rewatch, go!

[High Monika]

Definitely a mood question. My mood says Spirited Away.

[Leonard Leroy]

fuck man, everyone telling me spirited away, anime faggos

but i'm in the mood for love. *cough*

I'm just going to drink a lot of coffee and watch both.

[samsikle]

i've been dying to rewatch spirited away, but i can't find my copy

[Servo2000]

forrest gump is the worst movie of all time in every way

[azn8oi]

You hatin so hard son.

[tac0tron]

forrest gump is the worst movie of all time in every way

Why don't you love me, Servo?

[Vampyrvargfesten]

Why don't you love me, Servo?

you are a boring movie! fuck you!!

fuck you robert zemeckis!

DONT REMAKE YELLOW SUB AND DONT RELEASE A XXXXMAS CAROL

[CBM]

Going to a 21st where the theme is NO CLOTHING. You can wear anything, but if you wear clothing of any kind you can't get in.

Any ideas?

[yannickl]

cover your dick with a burrito

[sawn-off chef]

Going to a 21st where the theme is NO CLOTHING. You can wear anything, but if you wear clothing of any kind you can't get in.

Any ideas?

loincloth!

10 charz

[whitney]

depends on what they're defining clothing as cos clothing = a covering so basically anything that covers you, clothes you, could be considered clothing.

but somehow I doubt it's a nekkid party

so maybe duct tape an outfit?

make an armor out of polarids taped together side by side (always an ice breaker)

or instead of a candy necklace you can make a candy outfit (tedious tho)

easiest and cheapest is duct tape

or wear a huge sandwich board

[NatseOklim]

This would make a good costume

[sawn-off chef]

that is fucking unsettling man.

[Magsåvningsreserven]

I would .

[blm14]

wish i could, but i have files i transfer to multiple desktops and laptops

Hrm, maybe you should go for some kind of NAS solution then rather than lugging around a drive all the time. Is it OK to have this "data" on the network? You can make it secure (requires login at minimum, encryption is an option for some solutions.

what's good?

Basically I need more information:

1) How much storage are we really talking about here? 1-2TB is much more manageable than larger sizes due to current single-disk limitations.

2) Are you carrying this device around? If so, why? It may be easier to get a standalone unit and stick it on ethernet/SMB than have a slave unit which requires a direct connection to the machine. You can use even a 486 with ubuntu as an SMB server and it will work quite well....

3) How many people normally are accessing this information? If you have LOTS of users it may be better to go with a RAID solution so that you can get 8 or 16 drives to serve out the same bits.

4) What are your security needs? Do you need hardware encryption? Is software encryption ok?

[sgt_H]

sup guys, 2nd week of school and i got the computer class!

[sushijerk]

forrest gump is the worst movie of all time in every way

Damn ppl on here hate hard on popular entertainment. You and mass got guns blasting.

[duck sauce]

a bee stung my achilles :'0

in the middle of practice

i was 2 miles into the trail

[Protocol]

A company of 150 workers has organised a boat cruise after work.

Managers paid £7 each to go on the trip whereas all the other staff paid £3.50 each.

If half the managers and all the other staff attend, what is the total cost of the trip?

[blm14]

How many of the 150 workers are managers?

I guess you could do this:

if X is the number of managers then:

((150 - X) * 3.5) + 7 * X = your total

[mrchariybrown]

naste's post just got me thinking... where's 6sand7s?

[Vampyrvargfesten]

naste's post just got me thinking... where's 6sand7s?

wondering the same thing.. sufu film club is on some extended hiatus or something...

1) How much storage are we really talking about here? 1-2TB is much more manageable than larger sizes due to current single-disk limitations.

looking for around 2 TB

2) Are you carrying this device around? If so, why? It may be easier to get a standalone unit and stick it on ethernet/SMB than have a slave unit which requires a direct connection to the machine. You can use even a 486 with ubuntu as an SMB server and it will work quite well....

yes, house to house. transport via automobile

3) How many people normally are accessing this information? If you have LOTS of users it may be better to go with a RAID solution so that you can get 8 or 16 drives to serve out the same bits.

4 desktops/laptops, 4 users total

4) What are your security needs? Do you need hardware encryption? Is software encryption ok?

would like hardware encryption

[Hendodo]

wow WTF. Heidi montag and her husband think that shes on par with MJ .

husband said shes the " new, modern day, 2010 michael jackson"

disgrace.

[Protocol]

How many of the 150 workers are managers?

I guess you could do this:

if X is the number of managers then:

((150 - X) * 3.5) + 7 * X = your total

You don't need this to answer the question.

[OMEGA JELLY JIGGLE]

wow WTF. Heidi montag and her husband think that shes on par with MJ .

husband said shes the " new, modern day, 2010 michael jackson"

disgrace.

you shouldn't care what they have to say about anything...about anything

I miss fucking waffles and boner drag where the fuck they go

[ojjairus]

aye isnt it 75*7 + 75*3.50?

[blm14]

hahah its a trick. All 150 are non-managers, eh?

Sounds like something like this:

http://www.rocstor.com/products/guardian-4rt.html

Might meet your needs. You don't need any network controller because you're moving the thing around. Even though you say you only need 2TB now, better to plan for the future and that unit supports up to 8TB (although your operating system will need to support a >2TB lun)... It uses hardware-based real-time 256bit encryption, which is fine for most people, and it does up to RAID5, which means you have redundant storage if any one drive fails...

[bill]

the girl right beside me is reading jane's blog.