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Configuration of my Power Macintosh 8600/250:
PowerPC 604ev@250MHz
4.3GB SCSI 50 pin HD
224MB EDO DIMM RAM
Hôtel Banff Springs, salle de bal, configuration de la salle de réunion, 1957. Photographe : Nicholas Morant
Banff Springs Hotel, ballroom, meeting setup, 1957. Photographer: Nicholas Morant
Fonds Canadian Pacific Railway Company Fonds
Latest configuration for NASA TTE is without the optional side and front plastic lower trim, and with a hardtop that's actually the same color as the car. I'm now running Toyo RR tires in the standard 205/50 size. Yup, the car is still over-weight, but a bit less nowadays without the air conditioner.
IPv6 Multicast Configuration in CISCO IOS Software
Multicast is a major building block of IPv6 development and deployment. Similarly to IPv6, the availability of application on IPv6 host is primordial to the markets acceptance.
ERP Boot Camp: Setup and Configuration — February 2018 in Canada — courtesy of Athena Automation Ltd. Learn to build your own database, populate users, items, BOMs/BOOs; populate costs, purchasing, sales, CRM, accounting information and financial reports; and run common business processes from start to finish.
Configuration TDI 120º V6
Location Mid, longitudinally mounted
Construction aluminium block and head
Displacement 3,700 cc / 225.8 cu in
Valvetrain 4 valves / cylinder, DOHC
Fuel Diesel
Fuel feed Direct Fuel Injection
Lubrication Dry sump
Aspiration Single Garrett VTG Turbo
Power 510 bhp / 380 KW
Torque 850 Nm / 627 ft lbs
BHP/Liter 138 bhp / liter
One computer, two separate screens, no Xinerama. Works perfectly. Left screen is reserved for normal work, right screen contains monitoring (gkrellm), mail (claws-mail), IM (Psi) and music player (gmpc). Window manager is Fluxbox, OS is Arch Linux.
Hôtel Banff Springs, salle Norquay, configuration de la salle de rencontre, 1957. Photographe : Nicholas Morant
Banff Springs Hotel, Norquay Room, meeting setup, 1957. Photographer: Nicholas Morant
Fonds Canadian Pacific Railway Company Fonds
"One of a dizzying number of different “Ugly” configurations, these types of ships are popular with pirates, mercenaries, scavengers, rogue traders, shadow scouts, and other unsavory Outer Rim types for both their dirt-cheap prices and the general availability of replacement (albeit substandard) parts from older generations of ships. Reliability is only a tertiary concern, but a few of these designs are far more sturdy than their outward appearance might otherwise indicate. While Imperial fighters hopelessly outclass them, these craft are more than a match for slow, ungainly tramp freighters that operate far from the relative safety of the star lanes. The model flown by N1-G3L is deceptively deadly, for despite the obvious “cobbled together” appearance common to these types of ships, the base components are *very* high-quality. The hull and outward appearance are based upon a Kuat Systems Engineering Eta-2 *Actis*-class interceptor, combined with partial TIE/Interceptor solar panels, the rear vertical engine setup & heat sink assembly of a Nimbus-class V-wing, and two engines from a hyperdrive ring. To this is added the fusion reactor, Navcomp, and sensor jammers from an RZ-1 A-wing, and the solar ionization reactor, targeting computers, shield generators, class 1 hyperdrive, and passive scanners of a TIE/Defender. The triangle wings of the TIE Interceptor and solar ionization reactor of the TIE/Defender have been modified to work with the two original ion engines of the Eta Actis Interceptor main body now housed in the V-wing vertical engine & heat sink assembly, which now propel the vehicle to a speed of 1350 kph. It has proven capable of handling itself in a fight, and no space is wasted on anything trivial like life-support systems, consumables, acceleration compensators, or environmental controls – because N1-G3L is a droid that does not need such superfluous amenities."
**Craft**: Heavily modified Kuat Systems Engineering Eta-2 *Actis*-class Interceptor
**Type**: Custom “Ugly” starfighter
**Scale**: Starfighter
**Length**: 5.5 meters
**Skill**: *Starfighter Piloting: (S) Ugly Eta-Delta7-TCeptor*
**Crew**: 1
**Passengers**: None
**Cost**: 200,000 credits (used)
**Cargo Capacity**: 60 kilograms; .2 cubic meters
**Consumables**: None
**Hyperdrive Multiplier**: x1
**Hyperdrive Backups**: None
**Nav Computer**: Yes
**Maneuverability**: 6D+2
**Space**: 12
**Atmosphere**: 470; 1,350km/h
**Hull**: 3D+2
**Shields**: 3D
**Sensors**:
Passive: 40/1D
Scan: 80/2D
Search: 125/3D
Focus: 5/4D
**Sensor Mask**: Yes (1D)
**Cloaking Device**: No
**Weapons**:
**~Dual Medium Ion Cannons (fire-linked)~**
Fire Arc: Front
Scale: Starfighter
Skill: *Starship Gunnery*
Fire Control: 2D
Space Range: 1-3/7/36
Atmosphere Range: 100-300m/700m/3.6km
Damage: 4D (ionization only)
**~Dual Laser Cannons (fire-linked)~**
Fire Arc: Front
Scale: Starfighter
Skill: *Starship Gunnery*
Fire Control: 2D
Space Range: 1-3/12/25
Atmosphere Range: 100-300m/1.2km/2.5km
Damage: 5D
**N1-G3L**
"A self-aware (and rather vocal) custom unit created by the now-defunct NOVA-1 corporation (formerly headquartered in the Corporate Sector), this droid is a quirky blend of gruff, sass, and metal angst. Originally conceived as a low-cost competitor to the far more successful line of IG-series droids, the N1 model (as it was known internally) was based upon a surplus IG-100 MagnaGuard chassis and hoped that by combining it with a modified protocol unit, a deadly combination would be created (essentially, a combat droid that could easily insert itself into any number of cultures for clandestine missions). Unfortunately, the programming challenges were too great, and when NOVA-1 engineers couldn’t meet the prototype deadline, investors pulled their support and the company quickly went bankrupt. N1-G3L (nicknamed “Nigel” by the supervising engineers) is believed to be the only surviving prototype; mistakenly sold for scrap when the corporate holdings were liquidated, N1-G3L is unique in that a modified Astromech subroutine was installed to bolster mechanical problem-solving skills that plagued the earlier prototypes (they tended to shoot first when they encountered any mission obstacle – be it a security guard, an innocent bystander, or even a duracrete wall). The design showed some promise, but N1-G3L is not waiting to find out. The droid has even taken the initiative to install some custom upgrades. It has proven an ability to evolve to face the harsh challenges the galaxy presents."