i haven't watched much hockey this year, but if i had to wager a guess, i'd say boston, philly, detroit, and chicago for the final four. after that, it's anyone's guess...
i tried the aston open config and found it very laggy. not sure how FE would fare, but in all fairness i need a new gaming machine by today's high standards.
after hitting a red barrier on BL1, the car goes flying (which i think is legit, seeing how i hit it)... eventually i land upside down on one of the guardrails, and then it launches me across the track. i guess it didn't like me landing there.
perhaps, but you would have thought they'd have done something about the file by now, seeing as the public knows about it... or did they? maybe another wave of news isn't such a bad thing.
this is one thing i didn't consider earlier, but it might have some influence on whether Winnipeg gets the Jets back... the Manitoba Moose AHL team uses Winnipeg's stadium for games...
So rather than risk double-booking a stadium (be it Hamilton or Winnipeg), they'll probably waste more money on keeping the team in Phoenix, at least for another year.
those charts are just pictures windows generates based on theories of what they consider use, it's not really indicative of real use... (any process manager has this flaw, for any operating system)
okay, how about this then... install a sensors program like hmonitor, and get a copy of superpi. run it. does the machine crash?
I don't think the CFL has any impact on us getting an NHL team. The Ti-Cats play their games at Ivor Wynne Stadium (for the time being, who knows if they'll actually build the new stadium for the Commonwealth Games)
you could probably shake it out, or crack it open and fish out the loose piece... but unless it gets into the gears, i can't see that causing a problem unless it's made of metal.
as for the rest of it, it's hard to say... you could spend the time changing the pots, but who knows if that's where the faults lie... maybe try cleaning out the wheel's internals first, perhaps. hopefully you haven't damaged anything that would require crazy amounts of soldering.