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Hi, Im currently rebuilding my AGU 1.8T looking for around 350 bhp with possibly evrything i can find for relaibility. Im going for solid lifters, & would like to hear from people what are their experiances/ views & from where they got their items engine...
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To the standard hydraulic ones? Why would you want solid lifters? Are you going with increased rev limit? what.
What is the simplest (and easiest, although that's subjective) algorithm for drawing solid (as in a single, solid color--no texture mapping) 2D polygons in memory? What is the most efficient method? I am not interested in using the GPU or any rendering...
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The Polygon Fill Teaching Tool will show you a very nice, simple algorithm for drawing filled polygons of any complexity.... .
Why does that obviate rendering methods? I'd think the easiest way is to render the polygons to an offscreen buffer with OpenGL .
For those that run all for motor mounts of either brand, hows the vibrations in the cabin at idle and with the A/C on? If you've ran both before, which one did you prefer and why? I know they will both cause some type of vibes. Def not looking for 88 ...
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Just don't keep....
Im not building it for comfort..lol.
Idle with AC is another story but it's tolerable for me .
Vibes at idle are cool once they break in.
Plus the vibration dies down once they break in I have 88s all around .
I thought 88 was inbetween.
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Recently I bought a new black toner Q6000 cartridge for my hp color laser jet printer. It worked fine at first, but now it will only print a page that is solid black. What should I do?
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Look at the care guide (or download one) and perform a full maintenance on your printer as it may be possible just to clean it without purchasing a new one Several websites... .
This could indicate a problem with your fuser unit, or the photo conductive unit .
By default the listbox in ASP.NET has a 3D border effect. I need to change that to Solid, 1 px, some color. Can this be done using css? Thanks, Atul
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Here is something that styles borders, but its involved: http://v2.easy-designs.net/articles/replaceSelect....
Not sure about ie8.
Something to do with the rendering of it tied to the OS .
I think that for ie, certain properties of the select tag are not styleable .
I am currently using a dotted border for certain UI stuff such as instructions, notes, error boxes, etc. But recently I changed to a solid border, due to a requirement, but I just find it kind of strange. It seems that by making it solid it puts too much...
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Many newer websites these days (Stack Overflow included) fore go the border completely and use a more subtle background color difference between the main body color for accented content sections... .
This is a difficult question because it is very subjective .
Our Sun Ultra 40 M2 workstations came with SAS drives, but my understanding is that the backplane will support both SAS and SATA. Sun's docs specify a very limited number of supported drives, but I'm wondering if anyone has actual experience installing...
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It, that being said SAS and SATA are both standards and most of the solid state drives I have used over.
We have a WPF application in which we have the following XAML: <TextBlock x:Name="HeaderRightSubtitle" HorizontalAlignment="Left" VerticalAlignment="top" FontSize="10" Foreground="# "> <TextBlock.Effect> <DropShadowEffect Color="#FFCACACA...
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You might be....
Check the version of .Net installed on the XP Machine .
What video card is in the machine and are you using the latest version of drivers? Also, what version of DirectX is installed? If I had to guess, it's something with the card/drivers .
For something like Final Cut Pro where you have scratch disks, is it absolutely a bad idea to use a solid state drive? There would be a lot of writing, but I'm thinking it would be less for video editing then say, programming? The read/write cycles for...
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And....
So the write cycle thing should be sufficient for anything you attempt and wear-leveling causes writes to appear all over the SSD instead of hot spots .
Or so vendors tell us.
With normal usage a SSD nowadays survives about as long as a hard drive .
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