teh_coder

I have an idea and I working on the software for it, but until I have the program done I'm just having fun with it.

Been running the ubuntu on it for about 3 months now, I just wish I could get rid of windows.

Is a P4mobile 1.6GHz 1GB of RAM, 32MB video card laptop good? I know its not good for games but for general use, is it any good?

Theres no use of it at this time, me and the system admin are the only ones that are even logging into it at the moment. can folding@home use mpi or lam?

My school has a cluster that I have been given access to and I would like to know if you all have any good ideas to what I could do on it while I finish my code of my project.

This is mostly a stupid idea, but an idea. Why don't we (The Hak.5 Community) Make a filesystem for USB disks, base it around like ext3 or reiserfs and call it "HAKFS". We could most likely do it, we already have the idea, and a lot programmers. Let me know if this idea is just to stupid.

I'm working with about 3 USB hard drives everyday, I use Windows And Linux (I don;t have admin rights all the time), So I want to know what File System I should use. I can't use FAT32, I have files that are around 10GB+, I've started to use NTFS it seems to be the only thing that windows can read with out special software and all the Linux systems I use I own so I can add the ntfs-3g software. But what do you think?

That would work but it would copy every last bit of the 30GB every time it ran. I only want to copy the files that have changed.

Hi all, I have a set of files on a server at work that get updated every few days from a second DEPT. and I need a way to copy only the changes to an USB HD, I would use a simple copy command but its over 30GB of data. I'm running windows :(. I was thinking of using something like rsync but I would really like it to run from the USB HD. Thanks