Posts by Rugster 11 publicly visible posts • joined 24 Aug 2012
Wash your hands with cooking oil first. binds to the capsaicin and then washes off. I made the mistake of rubbing my eyes and shortly after making a bathroom visit some years ago whilst learning what not to do. Not a mistake to make more than once.
And to all the people slating the heat, it's not like that once you are used to it, tolerance increases with exposure and the nice heat you get from ever increasing strength is glorious.
"6 out of how many viewers?"
Those same 6 people could be given a million pounds and probably complain about having to carry it home.
Happens all the time, 10 million people watch something and sometimes as many as a couple of hundred complain. Hmm I am thinking that in a so called democratic society, they are outvoted, move on, nothing to see here.
I previously used an ageing Qnap Ts-201 with WDTV Live SMB boxes under each TV.
Was a fantastic setup until I got fed up with the slow speed to transfer the files to the Qnap in the first place. I believe the new ones are much better though.
I know you require off the shelf but consider this - I put together a Nas4fFree unit using a mini itx board with built in CPU, added some ram, a case and a flash drive and a simple NAS unit was built that then just required drives.
The transfer of data from PC to the NAS runs at 120MB/s ish and was a revelation compared to the old speeds.
We can happily use the 3 WDTV live we have , all playing a high def movie with no slowdown or issues whatsoever and I have yet to find a format that the WDTV does not play.
After much, much experimentation, I find that just using file shares is the best way to handle files, like others have said, ACL's are then easy to implement and everything just works.
There seems to be a lot of progress in producing algae that will grow on non farming land and water, has a few day harvest and actually reduces CO2.
I don't know a lot about this, but it looks promising as the output seems to be higher as well.
I think that done properly, this could be the answer to a lot of our future fuel needs.
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