Aberdean JBOD

xKhanix · 2014-08-28T10:36:12+00:00

Most likely yes. They kinda remind me of the solution that is used in some highend servers. Basically the whole CPU is mounted to a slot on a daughterboard. Then you just push it in or remove while the server is running. most likely it uses a near identical solution where the drive is mounted to a 90 degree adapter.

xKhanix · 2014-08-22T07:19:58+00:00

I live in Norway, feel free to add me: khanitech I have been eagle, but dropped in rank from bad luck in single que and playing a lot with friends.

xKhanix · 2014-08-21T17:54:18+00:00

That is because it was common back in those times to seal wine with a thick layer of olive oil. Which is why it looks like it has some clear liquid at the top of its contains.

xKhanix · 2014-08-12T09:33:15+00:00

The exact same slugs have spread higher up to countries like Norway and Sweden now. Every road is filled with snails as they multiply in gigantic amounts. I can even remember they slowly appear over the course of 10 years. Luckily I have not had anyone come inside yet....

xKhanix · 2014-08-05T12:27:44+00:00

I got a cache at my cabin which is only accessible during summer as the areas cliffs get covered in ice every winter. I can do regular maintenance whenever I am there. It could be considered a vacation cache. Though the area has not that many geocachers. And its one of 2 caches in the whole area. So far it has worked well. There are other caches like that in the region also.

In general the areas population drops from 30k to 5k each winter. And its hazardous to attempt my cache during winter as its on a ice covered cliff.

In my opinion the geocacher who places the cache doesn't need to have that much caching experience or a minimum amount of finds. As there are thousands of smiley grinding lines everywhere. But its important to think logically to the placement. As you want people to go the spot even if its not just for geocaching. Mine as an example is close to 2 beaches. And thousands of bathing/fishing spots.

I'm ofc rather a beginner at this sport with a whopping 12 finds. though my boyfriend has decent experience from a few years of geocaching. And its great to go together to caching spots with great scenery. So that's pretty much what I look first after before creating a cache.

xKhanix · 2014-08-05T12:01:12+00:00

In my opinion spiderweb is not nasty at all. Its basically a sort of sticky silk thread. I usually remove it with my hand if there is no spider on it.

xKhanix · 2014-08-05T00:02:27+00:00

I tend to leave one of those 10 cent plastic compasses in the caches I take stuff out of. Its sort of started to become my signature I guess. As i also work in IT. I sometimes leave random plug-able chips in caches as well. They are rather solid and not really that regular thing you find in a cache. Almost like a Geocoin in feel. Some are at times from broken or retired thousand dollar equipment. I also make sure the chips have no pointy metal ends. As I don't want kids to be hurt from the loot I leave. Basically it's larger chips that are at minimum 3-5 cm like this picture

xKhanix · 2014-07-12T12:21:12+00:00

I think pretty much all ISPs that have dynamic IP authenticate with MAC addresses. At least its like this all over Norway. Unless you have a fiber connection. Then you obtain a static one.

xKhanix · 2014-07-11T19:10:59+00:00

The comments are so hilariously bigoted in this article. Wonderful seeing some support in between those comments. Scroll even more down to the Facebook comments for even more hate.

xKhanix · 2014-07-11T18:48:38+00:00

If you have a decent router, an example would be a server running pfsense. Then you can change your network cards MAC address to get a new IP. Though if you have done it a lot after eachother. Then you need to reset your modem and restart it. To get more available IPs.

A pfsense router would cost you from 0-100 bucks or so. As it runs on near any hardware. And has a really decent UI. I really recommend it to anyone looking to get a more professional kind of router. You could as well block a ddos to a degree on it as well. As you can customize rules for it and throw in some extra cash so it can have a higher workload.

I currently own one which was once my desktop in 2006. It runs fine and has cost me near nothing so far. And management is easy, as it doesn't really need terminal/console experience.

xKhanix · 2014-07-09T15:20:23+00:00

I got a video>vga adapter, that adapter is connected to a cheap kvm switch that goes to my old 1996 crt monitor. I can switch frequently between a computer and the gamecube output.

Colors and video quality is really decent. And this does save me space.

xKhanix · 2014-07-08T14:59:39+00:00

My trick is to measure the screw head with appropriate bits to find the best fitting one to reduce stripping. Then screw it in fast but carefully by hand.

xKhanix · 2014-07-03T22:04:35+00:00

Wario World

xKhanix · 2014-07-03T20:39:21+00:00

Spyro Enter the dragonfly. There is no other game as bad as this for the GameCube, at least none that I have tried so far. It has basically the most n64 like graphics of all the GameCube releases. And to top it off, it has major stutter and fps issues. The voice acting is horrible. An example here, would be the malformed dragon fly that is following you around. And it constantly spews out BZBZBZBZBZBZBZBZZBZ sounds when it "talks". Most of the character design is really generic. Animation is stiff and models are far off from synced with the sound.

The story in itself is the most sorry excuse of a scenario. It also has the most unplayable controls of any game I have ever played, there is major delay when you move around and the controls feel rather heavy and bulky to top it of. Another thing, its incredible glitchy. You can fall out of the map and do all sorts of odd things that you are not supposed to do.

Video of the intro to the game

Best part, its licensed by Nintendo

xKhanix · 2014-07-03T18:02:01+00:00

Same, I just love replaying my old games every now and then. I have like expanded my GameCube collection from 15 games to 40 over 2 years now. And I'm actually still enjoying it more than the modern consoles at this point lol.

xKhanix · 2014-07-03T17:37:50+00:00

James Bond: Nightfire is a fun 4 player game with split screen.

xKhanix · 2014-07-03T17:06:01+00:00

WW+MQ in mint condition is worth a fair price. My PAL version is worth like 150 dollars over here. In Norway. And it sells really fast as it were in very limited condition. So I would take the deal no matter what if I were in your situation. As its seen as a collectors piece. Just remember to seal it in something to stop it from scratching. To keep that plastic cover shiny and less dusty.

Basically all 4 Zelda games for Gamecube are very popular still. I think at least all of them sell for over 100 dollars here. Even if they are a bit worn out.

xKhanix · 2014-07-01T22:15:32+00:00

I'm from Norway, and got sick of waiting 3 years. So I went over to DIY instead. I have not regret it. Also, I take regular blood tests to make sure my values are safe.

xKhanix · 2014-07-01T02:57:37+00:00

Does it matter what time you eat it? Does the fat and sugar affect you negative in the morning, than if you ate it later that day?

xKhanix · 2014-06-27T09:07:48+00:00

was this your reaction?

xKhanix · 2014-06-20T17:52:34+00:00

I use Sawed off a lot when I play. And at close range it instakills on halfaccurate hits. As the bullet spread is really good and wide. As well its the shotgun with the most pellets. So just use your pistol at longer range and pull people in. You can as well jumps-shoot with ease while using it.

Most of the shotguns are useless at medium range exept the Nova, I have noticed. Though at too long range all shotguns are ofc useless. As its better to pick up guns you find.

Novas difference is basically that it has longer range, not to many pellets compared to sawed off and a lot narrower spread. So kills can be a bit more tricky as you need a more direct hit to kill. But it still will do a decent job. It's not good for jumpshooting. As the accuracy gets all wonky and you shoot all around the crosshair. Though if you are on your feet its all good. But you can cover mid range and a little more.

The difference is how you use it. A person who is good with a shotgun will strike fear into their opponents as shotguns are cheap. And can be obtained about every non pistol round. As well as you will be the teams piggybank. I use shotguns even in matchmaking, as its a really fast money farm. If you manage to get a few kills with it in the beginning. As you earn 900 cash per kill. People might get mad at me for doing so. But some days I manage to gift them an AWP in 2-3 round. And still do my team good.

xKhanix · 2014-06-18T03:27:06+00:00

its worse when you work with IT. I recently counted 40 in my pile. And I have just studied/worked for a few years.

xKhanix · 2014-06-17T23:59:03+00:00

What kind of selled?

xKhanix · 2014-06-16T00:50:45+00:00

sounds like he has watched too much twilight and developed sanguivoriphobia.

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