(Part 2) Best products from r/software

You can download it from the microsoft website over here:
http://windows.microsoft.com/en-GB/windows-8/preview

But whilst we are on the subject of taking things out of context:
>where can I buy it?

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Stephen-Kings-DVD-Harry-Anderson/dp/B000FII3MY

They have some pretty good deals on "It".

Good option for an old XP machine and a Microsoft 5000 keyboard.

But at £37 it's not always as easy as the chrome add-ons.

>the best modern trackball.

The Kensington Expert Mouse?

Does your PC have trouble with insomnia? Windows lets you set your sleep settings already, and mine don't wake up unless I hit the power button. Hibernate mode will get you down to 0 watts used, sleep might not get it that low. I'd enable hibernation after 10 mins inactivity, and manually shut it off at night when you go to bed.

That ~$15 would be better spent on a Kill-o-watt power meter IMO, you can use that on any device that plugs in to see what power it's drawing, might point you in the right direction of how to save elsewhere too. Also you can use it on your PC to get a good reading of how much power it's using sleep vs hibernate.

Check out xbmc. I've got it running on an arch linux based HTPC I built a few months ago and it's amazing. It does everything you want with the following software/hardware.

• NFS for network attached storage / multicomputer contribution
  
• Awesome Remote for Android
  
• This motherboard/processor for the hardware
  

I'm not aware of a consumer-level capture card that can capture audio over HDMI and a secondary input simultaneously. My recommendation is to switch the cable coming out of your Xbox360 from HDMI to HD Component, then plug the audio from the Xbox360 into a small mixer along with your mic. Then plug the output of the mixer and the HD video from the Xbox into a capture card like this one.

Now you can play the game and talk into the mic, using the mixer to control the levels of each. The whole shebang will then be recorded by your capture device.

no. You can buy a region free player and use them as they are. You can rip them and write them to new DVD-R (recordable) and either use media that will run through special printers, or use paper labels that you print and attach to the media

I have two of the following as Ubuntu docker hosts (running plex with a 4TB USB attached for music/video), and a future CoreOS cluster - I need to migrate my Plex host.

NUC:
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00XPVRR5M/ref=oh_aui_search_detailpage?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Memory: 8GB
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00CQ35HBQ/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Storage:
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01F9G414U/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Ran me about $260.

Memory prices went up a bit. I bought pretty much the same hardware in 2016. The memory was 1/2 the price, and the SSD was 2/3rd the price.

These three hammers also accomplish the same tasks. ...generally speaking.

Don't pick the wrong one.

I can recommend this USB audio card, it has a noise reduction feature that works amazing. But its just for ambience noise, like wind or fans. You will need an external microphone and not your integrated one.

The also sell a microphone array to get a more directional sound, but i havent test this one. You can see what it does on the video.

If you're interested in learning more about how exploits are developed, I suggest this nook as a good primer...

http://www.amazon.com/Hacking-The-Art-Exploitation-Edition/dp/1593271441

I hope this helps.

Don't Make Me Think is a popular book on usability that I often see cited.

Joel Spolsky from Joel on Software also wrote a book, User Interface Design for Programmers