DAB isn't supposed to be available in my area, so I had to improvise.
Besides, I was told about it about four hours before the broadcast. I supposed I could have tried when it was repeated yesterday, but I thought they'd probably stream it.
Now, where's that copy of Streambox?
It may do both, if it's larger (and heavier) than the orginal tail. Of course, this ignores all the other changes they may have made which increase weight.
It may do both, if it's larger (and heavier) than the orginal tail. Of course, this ignores all the other changes they may have made which increase weight.
You've missed the point. You don't need that application installed. It's an example of an application which can be installed without using Activesync.
Of the applications I have available, only 5 out of 14 have to be installed through Activesync.
2 must be unzipped.
7 are CABs.
5 need Activesync.
If applications can be installed this way, so can viruses. This supports the grandparent's argument, but I'm sticking with my Jornada until someone makes a virus which can install itself into backup files.
That's just not true. This is one application that can be installed on the device. The default download is to install through Activesync, but you can download the.CAB.
For those of you with no WinCE experience, launching the CAB will install the program.
I had Firefox and IE trying to load the page.
IE won, but didn't load the images.
I right clicked on an image to tell IE to load it, and it was disabled.
His Javascript is actually blocking access to his content under those conditions.
That might be a good thing though, saving his bandwidth.
There are for ways I know of to get around it.
Re-enable right click with an extension.
Pull the image from the cache (if it loads in the first place).
Read the source and get to the images directly.
Save the page and pull the images from there. This is my usual technique.
Better still, someone posted a URL with the same images and blurb. It had more images too.
Slashdot Mirror
Yes, Ebay.
I'd be very surprised if the ride beat a new Citroen C5
Hydraulic too, but you probably all that.
Mine's a Xsara, BTW. I'll go hydraulic one day.
DAB isn't supposed to be available in my area, so I had to improvise.
Besides, I was told about it about four hours before the broadcast. I supposed I could have tried when it was repeated yesterday, but I thought they'd probably stream it.
Now, where's that copy of Streambox?
Well, I've got it in MP3.
1 Plug laptop into digital TV STB
2 Set STB to Radio 4
3 Record
4 Feed WAV into RazorLAME
5 Enjoy VBR goodness
There's an analog stage in the recording, and finding the cables to go from SCART to 3.5mm jack was a bit of a challenge.
Half of that memory is used as a flight recorder. Like it says in the article.
It may do both, if it's larger (and heavier) than the orginal tail. Of course, this ignores all the other changes they may have made which increase weight.
It may do both, if it's larger (and heavier) than the orginal tail. Of course, this ignores all the other changes they may have made which increase weight.
And Trend.
McAffe used to do a WinCE virus scanner, but now it looks like they only support Dell Axims.
This is a social engineering exploit in user.exe
/beat common.sense user.exe
To patch this vulnerability, run the following:
clueX4.exe
Maybe you only have a 2D GUI.
It's a UNIX system! I know this!
Yes, I know it's still a 2D display. It's supposed to be funny.
You've missed the point. You don't need that application installed. It's an example of an application which can be installed without using Activesync.
Of the applications I have available, only 5 out of 14 have to be installed through Activesync.
2 must be unzipped.
7 are CABs.
5 need Activesync.
If applications can be installed this way, so can viruses. This supports the grandparent's argument, but I'm sticking with my Jornada until someone makes a virus which can install itself into backup files.
That's just not true. .CAB.
This is one application that can be installed on the device. The default download is to install through Activesync, but you can download the
For those of you with no WinCE experience, launching the CAB will install the program.
Good plan. Ask for a modest fee though.
And I thought everyone wanted quiet PCs these days. :)
Pentium 4?
Thermal protection.
Don't try that with an Athlon XP.
Lose the brand name for one of the top five web portals? No likely.
I bought Duke Nukem 3(D) years ago.
You're thinking of Duke Nukem 4(ever).
Don't forget, Microsoft are talking about making their own AV software.
OK, I'll take the hat off.
No, you kick him in the nuts.
Frank Zappa's son is Dweezil.
Moon Unit is his daughter
But yeah, that's what I was wondering.
I had Firefox and IE trying to load the page.
IE won, but didn't load the images.
I right clicked on an image to tell IE to load it, and it was disabled.
His Javascript is actually blocking access to his content under those conditions.
That might be a good thing though, saving his bandwidth.
There are for ways I know of to get around it.
Re-enable right click with an extension.
Pull the image from the cache (if it loads in the first place).
Read the source and get to the images directly.
Save the page and pull the images from there. This is my usual technique.
Better still, someone posted a URL with the same images and blurb. It had more images too.
It's the principle of the thing.
He's breaking web functionality.
Already done.
Isn't that what the article is about?
He deserved the Slashdotting for disabling right click.
Let it burn!