[OT] Using USB Memory Stick to Improve Performance

[Fred Roller]

Siggy Brentrup wrote:
> Sorry for this late followup, it's because I am not good at
> formulating this stuff even in my native language.
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> You wrote:
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>> Siggy Brentrup wrote:
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>>> It's a general symptom, RAM is still 512MiB upgradable to 1GiB but
>>> I don't find an affordable source (buying from Sony is too
>>> expensive now after >5years w/o a paid job due to illness).
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> This was only meant as an explanation, not as a request for sponsorship.
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>> send your RAM specs.  Got a couple of spare 1 Gig sticks.  I'll send
>> one if they match.
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> Thanks for your kind offer, I'm really impressed.  May I suggest that
> you donate these spare sticks to someone who needs them more urgently
> than I do?  Local LUGs come to mind.  ATM I'm proud of being able
> again to find workarounds for my problems on my own.
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> I'm currently working on reopening my consulting business and am
> applying for governmental startup support.  Not sure if this will
> work.  On Sep 16 there will be an important meeting where I have to
> present my concept, please cross your fingers at 08:30 UTC.  Moreover
> I presented some idieas to the free-it.org network of OSS addicts that
> I am part of.
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> Only if all this doesn't work out, I'm thinking of setting up a
> request for sponsorship page to support my OSS work.
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> Thanks for listening
>   Siggy
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No problem; if you change your mind let me know.  I already donate 
repurposed systems when clients attrition hardware out of their 
business, to non-profits and the less fortunate kids who need them for 
school.  Linux breathes new life in these systems since it doesn't have 
near the hardware requirements M$ does, nor the licensing, etc.  Good 
luck in your endeavors and if you change your mind let me know.

-- 
Fred
www.fwrgallery.com

"Life is like linux, simple.  If you are fighting it you are doing something wrong."