I agree. Shouldn't the company go to the project team with their notice and have them respond before sending to Google? I feel ISPs or hosts should respond to the takedown notice with "what have you done to work this out with the other party?" If this is your last resort, then fine, we'll take it down.
Does anyone have trouble downloading exe files? I get a "Blocked: Download may contain a virus or spyware -- sourceforge.net". I'm trying to download the portable version, and 3b4 actually had trouble downloading it as it had trouble with some downloads where it would remove the file as soon as it's done with the download. 3b5 is worse in that it appears all exe files are blocked. Doesn't seem to be fixed if I toggle browser.download.manager.scanWhenDone to false. The message comes up immediately and nothing gets transferred. Perhaps it's not working quite right with Symantec AntiVirus Corporate?
Based on the Wikipedia entry below your response, it appears wear leveling will take into account the whole disk and will swap entries regardless if they're "in-use" or not.
Is there a setting in v3 where I can see what cookies were last modified/accepted? I have Firefox ask me each time it encounters a site that wants to save a cookie and sometimes if I decline and the site doesn't work without cookies, I want to go back and have FF save its cookies in a session. But FF sorts cookies but name and that makes things difficult to find.
Flip-flopping like this won't help ODF/CDF's cause. Better compatibility with OOXML? Why not say ODF will give up and sell itself to OOXML? Someone at ODF got a big chunk of change or something? If CDF is compelling, why not fold CDF into ODF instead? Sorry for all these questions.
You're correct: default install doesn't have accelerated drivers. But you should get acceleration by running the installer in XP compatibility mode. For example, ATi drivers.
If we're within the black hole's event horizon, why don't we see/measure the singularity? Is the cosmic background radiation the remains of whatever radiation that came through from beyond event horizon? Will we hit the black hole in 2012?
It's interesting. I recently installed VMWare Player 2.0.0 Build 45731 and my Windows 2003 installation now have autoinsertion on but autoplay off. The disc information and custom icon are refreshed automatically within Windows Explorer.
Prior to using 2.0, 1.x totally disabled autoinsertion and autoplay (the normal behavior). I ran a Microsoft utility (Autoplay Repair Wizard) that verifies the sanity of autoplay registry and it re-enabled autoinsertion and autoplay (some inconsistencies were corrected [HKLM\...\Services\cdrom\Parameters!Autorun = 0x01]). That was the state of my autoinsertion/autoplay when I installed VMWare Player 2.0. Perhaps it is a combination of running the wizard and VMWare Player?
Tried to reproduce this on my notebook running XP SP2 but it didn't work. Custom icon doesn't change nor is the disc information updated. But if I were to open a window in front of Explorer or I drag it outside the current window and drag it back, the disc information is updated--but not the icon. This behavior existed before I upgraded VMWare Player. VMWare Player 2.0 apparently creates HKLM\...\Policies\Explorer!NoDriveTypeAutoRun = 0xff.
Is the W41CA unlocked? My assumption is all GSM phones sold outside the US and with a few exceptions in Europe are unlocked. I noticed the photographs indicate it's also CDMA. That's a cool phone.
My take is the incumbent phone companies will charge whatever the market will bear using their network locks as leverage. You know, supply and demand, "free" (700MHz spectrum auction) market and all that. I admit that I get a phone-only device and use it until it dies, having no need for a PDA, music player, FM tuner, video player, etc. My last phone was a Nokia 3100b used for 4 years and only recently was it replaced with a free RAZR V3R (whose address books sucks and Bluetooth functionality isn't even close to the Sony/Ericsson T616). The RAZR's only saving grace is quad-band GSM. I very much appreciated the service provider unlocking it immediately.
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I agree. Shouldn't the company go to the project team with their notice and have them respond before sending to Google? I feel ISPs or hosts should respond to the takedown notice with "what have you done to work this out with the other party?" If this is your last resort, then fine, we'll take it down.
If I were the ones working on the project, I'd make sure I would not host it on Google.
This article indicates that not everything is correct. http://www.wired.com/gadgets/miscellaneous/news/2008/04/ironman_physics
Can't you buy one of those 3M anti-glare films? You would be able to get the best of both worlds.
Why do you have a low id and don't understand the difference between a Linux/UNIX distribution and wc -l /etc/group?
You'll love the Oxford definition.
That guy obviously subscribes to the check-list mentality. The more of something the better.
Looks like my problem is solved by https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=416683#c8 under Windows. Tying the ability to download files to Internet Options settings on Windows is new behavior for beta5.
Probably not a good idea. http://portableapps.com/forums/support/firefox_portable/faq http://portableapps.com/node/10338
Does anyone have trouble downloading exe files? I get a "Blocked: Download may contain a virus or spyware -- sourceforge.net". I'm trying to download the portable version, and 3b4 actually had trouble downloading it as it had trouble with some downloads where it would remove the file as soon as it's done with the download. 3b5 is worse in that it appears all exe files are blocked. Doesn't seem to be fixed if I toggle browser.download.manager.scanWhenDone to false. The message comes up immediately and nothing gets transferred. Perhaps it's not working quite right with Symantec AntiVirus Corporate?
I didn't recognize the name but "Braziliantech" did ring a bell. He did some pretty good mods for Asus's A7V BIOSes.
Based on the Wikipedia entry below your response, it appears wear leveling will take into account the whole disk and will swap entries regardless if they're "in-use" or not.
Ballmer clearly has another personality when it comes to his emails. I expected a lot of !!!!!s and sentences using all capitals.
Windows 2003: 2.0.0.12 = 51%; 3.0 beta 3 (portable version) = 58% here.
Do these new viable sources offset the peak of oil production in 1972?
Wouldn't its wattage be a problem on a handset? Current cellphones transmit at 100mW.
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http://www.newnetworks.com/ShortSCANDALSummary.htm
Looks good at first glance, but people have experience various problems with the H4000 http://www.helios-labs.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=72 even after people have applied the latest firmware.
They probably go to the same company:
Pinging 192.168.112.207.net [216.52.17.207] with 32 bytes of data:
Pinging 192.168.112.2o7.net [216.52.17.136] with 32 bytes of data:
Is there a setting in v3 where I can see what cookies were last modified/accepted? I have Firefox ask me each time it encounters a site that wants to save a cookie and sometimes if I decline and the site doesn't work without cookies, I want to go back and have FF save its cookies in a session. But FF sorts cookies but name and that makes things difficult to find.
Flip-flopping like this won't help ODF/CDF's cause. Better compatibility with OOXML? Why not say ODF will give up and sell itself to OOXML? Someone at ODF got a big chunk of change or something? If CDF is compelling, why not fold CDF into ODF instead? Sorry for all these questions.
You're correct: default install doesn't have accelerated drivers. But you should get acceleration by running the installer in XP compatibility mode. For example, ATi drivers.
If we're within the black hole's event horizon, why don't we see/measure the singularity? Is the cosmic background radiation the remains of whatever radiation that came through from beyond event horizon? Will we hit the black hole in 2012?
I'm definitely no physicist.
It's interesting. I recently installed VMWare Player 2.0.0 Build 45731 and my Windows 2003 installation now have autoinsertion on but autoplay off. The disc information and custom icon are refreshed automatically within Windows Explorer.
l icies\Explorer!NoDriveTypeAutoRun = 0x91l icies\Explorer!NoDriveTypeAutoRun = 0xff
Prior to using 2.0, 1.x totally disabled autoinsertion and autoplay (the normal behavior). I ran a Microsoft utility (Autoplay Repair Wizard) that verifies the sanity of autoplay registry and it re-enabled autoinsertion and autoplay (some inconsistencies were corrected [HKLM\...\Services\cdrom\Parameters!Autorun = 0x01]). That was the state of my autoinsertion/autoplay when I installed VMWare Player 2.0. Perhaps it is a combination of running the wizard and VMWare Player?
HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Po
HKLM\Software\Microsoft\WIndows\CurrentVersion\Po
Tried to reproduce this on my notebook running XP SP2 but it didn't work. Custom icon doesn't change nor is the disc information updated. But if I were to open a window in front of Explorer or I drag it outside the current window and drag it back, the disc information is updated--but not the icon. This behavior existed before I upgraded VMWare Player. VMWare Player 2.0 apparently creates HKLM\...\Policies\Explorer!NoDriveTypeAutoRun = 0xff.
Is the W41CA unlocked? My assumption is all GSM phones sold outside the US and with a few exceptions in Europe are unlocked. I noticed the photographs indicate it's also CDMA. That's a cool phone.
My take is the incumbent phone companies will charge whatever the market will bear using their network locks as leverage. You know, supply and demand, "free" (700MHz spectrum auction) market and all that. I admit that I get a phone-only device and use it until it dies, having no need for a PDA, music player, FM tuner, video player, etc. My last phone was a Nokia 3100b used for 4 years and only recently was it replaced with a free RAZR V3R (whose address books sucks and Bluetooth functionality isn't even close to the Sony/Ericsson T616). The RAZR's only saving grace is quad-band GSM. I very much appreciated the service provider unlocking it immediately.