Recent content by antipodean

I like to shop at Tesco because I can use Club card points for travelling on the Chunnel on my trips to Europe.

Yeah, but it probably happens inside one IC with no other chips required.

Hope he doesn't go to Australia, might get deported ... :dunno: (Link for those not familiar with what I am referring to).

From memory it is lower than that. The original USB2 spec allows 100mA initial connect current IIRC and can then be negotiated up to 500mA.

More likely to be a free-for-all, wouldn't it? :frantic:

No, you won't do that. Each socket has its own regulator so the processor can turn the socket off when you command a USB disconnect, and to act as a current limiter for the socket.. I have a T2 where the front socket won't work as the regulator has failed, but the rear socket still works. You...

:cheers::cheers::cheers:

I also had no problem with the package updates. But I do have a theory, how large can the programs to record database get? Is there a limit on its maximum size? i have a lot of items to record, and had a couple of random restarts recently where retoring the most recent backup (automatically...

My bet is you don't have the other fields set up correctly. Start by setting it up with DHCP, so the other fields get set correctly, then change to manual IP address setting. That is how I do it with my HDR-Fox T2.

Yep, you just have to stay in your VM sandbox, no access outside ...

They certainly have an MTBF. One of my colleagues before I retired was responsible for a 'bit barn' that received satellite data, and he found MTBF figures to be about right for how many drives he needed to have on hand to replace failed drives.

You left off the other bit - where is the u - it is in front of me, so if you assume it is making an ass of u in front of me.

That is because they don't talk about it, they just do it ... :frantic: When I was a pre-teenager my grandfather told a story of how he went into a shop for a gross of clothes pegs. The empty headed girl behind the counter searched around for a while and eventually came back, "I'm sorry sir, we...

When they are hexadecimal ? :dance:

Looking at that I suspect that the HM probably means humax, and the rest signifies a hex address, hence the x. Oh, I see BH beat me to it with the same conclusion. I suspect the screen text is a Linux kernel panic dump of some sort. The string of 'names' after the WAI look like they may be...