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An Apple product lol

That case looks pretty good! Way better than my OEM case. Yay poor people stats

My favorite thing about the G3 is the back button. It is a really unique phone!

I know, but I didn't think that the polar attraction would allow for the water to stick to the face of the person.

Link: http://youtu.be/4BbuOn--ERI Credit: http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-205_162-57578417/astronauts-dont-cry-chris-hadfield-shows-tears-in-space/

Same here, but I found a workaround just paste the links like this(nothing special, just paste it) and re-submit it. http://hexus.net/tech/news/storage/53913-intel-doubles-thunderbolt-throughput-20gbps/

This is a interesting new concept that probably won't be around for awhile, but still interesting. Just think about it, you could have a company 3D print a circuity concept that you created, its kinda cool. This also may be able to make computer parts cheaper to purchase. Who knows what this could do. Credit: http://www.nytimes.com , http://www.cnet.com http://news.cnet.com/8301-11386_3-57578663-76/chiplets-the-future-of-circuitry/ http://www.nytimes.com/2013/04/09/science/tiny-chiplets-are-a-new-level-of-micro-manufacturing.html?pagewanted=all&_r=2&

I would assume you could, I just don't have that type of NAS so unfortunately I dont know what the software it uses is like.

From my understanding, ZFS is much better for RAID becuase it is more focused on "data integrity". Ext4 is more for an linux opperating system. I have just set up my own NAS in a RAID 0 configuration (RAID 0 because its only temporarily) using ZFS and so far, I am quite pleased. In ZFS, data integrity was in mind when they made the very first version of ZFS, thus creating a more RAID ideal environment. I often hear about the high successfull rates for data recovery or rebuilding the RAID. Overall, I would choose ZFS for a RAID configuration. Unfortunately, I cannot think of a way to be able to switch your filesystem to ZFS, I don't think there really is a way to. I hope this might help you out.