install it disconnect from the internet open task manager kill the process 'wgatray' rename the file c:\windows\system32\wgatray.exe to something else (wgatray.exe.bastard, for example)
There is also a file called wga.dll, or similar, but i didn't do anything with that, if anybody could shed some light on that, it'd be nice. I did the above on a machine that was wrongly reporting as 'pirated', and it worked fine.
I like 'unstable' distros - the latest and greatest, thats why I use ~x86. But on a server, I'm glad that I can use mysql4.1, php4.3, etc without having to upgrade, play around with updated config file formats, workaround new bugs, etc - thats why I use debian sarge on the webserver at work (I run FreeBSD 6.1 on my home server). The right tool for the right job.
I'm pretty sure that its best to have the swap on the outside of the disk, as that part spins faster (and windows has a retarded paging system). I think the outside of the disk is the end of the disk, but im not 100% on that.
You could script the nvidia/vmware driver build, as part of the boot process (in pseudocode):
if (!`modprobe nvidia`) {/sbin/build_nvidia }
if (! `modprobe vmware`) {/sbin/build_vmware }
If you did that, you would never have to recreate the drivers again, infact, i think i might see if i can manage that, and submit it to the gentoo devs.
Well no, you need either the source for a driver to be in the mainline kernel, or third parties could write drivers like nvidia do, with some open source glue between the kernel and the binary blob, and a system such as gentoo's to install it. in gentoo:
emerge nvidia-kernel
installs the latest driver, automatically, by recompilng the open source glue. it isn't done automatically after kernel upgrades though, unfortunately.
my point was that xhtml being xml based, rather than tag-soup html 5.0 was a good thing, because its easier to parse. It will be very far down the line before we start to see such benifits, but hopefully, the day will come.
Buy a supported card (I got the Intel BG 2200) and install the latest kubuntu dapper. I had no problems, except i didn't fit the card properly first time.
right click on tabs bar, and click customise, drag stuff around, press ok. my girlfriend managed it on her own, and she hates fiddling with programs that dont do what she wants.
Yes, Jingle, i couldn't remember its name. Also, your sig: There's nothing wrong with having a monopoly, Microsoft were convicted of abusing their monopoly position to gain ground in other markets (leveraging their OS monopoly to gain a web browser monopoly).
Google Talk is jabber, with their voip extension to jabber. Their voip extension to jabber was released as an open standard, and is-being/has-been integrated with gaim.
Hmm, i'm using apache2, and without any use of voodoo, or other black magic: (you'l get fone-me.com's cert, but thats because i haven't bothered to get a self signed one for xesia.com)
you were pointing to sudo, which is just a 'frontend' if you will, to pam. I was pointing to pam because its the backend that does all the actual work.
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install it
disconnect from the internet
open task manager
kill the process 'wgatray'
rename the file c:\windows\system32\wgatray.exe to something else (wgatray.exe.bastard, for example)
There is also a file called wga.dll, or similar, but i didn't do anything with that, if anybody could shed some light on that, it'd be nice. I did the above on a machine that was wrongly reporting as 'pirated', and it worked fine.
iirc, its possible to have equal length columns using a parent div:
<div style='height:auto;'>
<div style='margin-bottom:0px;'>
$text1
</div>
<div style='margin-bottom:0px;'>
$text2
</div>
<div style='margin-bottom:0px;'>
$text3
</div>
</div>
My girlfriend runs a Windows XP VM, with 768mb RAM. She only allows the VM to have 128mb, so she'd probably be fine with 512.
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I like 'unstable' distros - the latest and greatest, thats why I use ~x86. But on a server, I'm glad that I can use mysql4.1, php4.3, etc without having to upgrade, play around with updated config file formats, workaround new bugs, etc - thats why I use debian sarge on the webserver at work (I run FreeBSD 6.1 on my home server). The right tool for the right job.
I'm pretty sure that its best to have the swap on the outside of the disk, as that part spins faster (and windows has a retarded paging system). I think the outside of the disk is the end of the disk, but im not 100% on that.
Lets just hope the apache team dont start bundling firefix, with apache
Thats fixed in CVS!
You could script the nvidia/vmware driver build, as part of the boot process (in pseudocode):
/sbin/build_nvidia
/sbin/build_vmware
if (!`modprobe nvidia`) {
}
if (! `modprobe vmware`) {
}
If you did that, you would never have to recreate the drivers again, infact, i think i might see if i can manage that, and submit it to the gentoo devs.
poo to the grandparent, with knobs on.
Well no, you need either the source for a driver to be in the mainline kernel, or third parties could write drivers like nvidia do, with some open source glue between the kernel and the binary blob, and a system such as gentoo's to install it. in gentoo:
emerge nvidia-kernel
installs the latest driver, automatically, by recompilng the open source glue. it isn't done automatically after kernel upgrades though, unfortunately.
my point was that xhtml being xml based, rather than tag-soup html 5.0 was a good thing, because its easier to parse. It will be very far down the line before we start to see such benifits, but hopefully, the day will come.
because its easier for the browser to parse if its valid xml, as opposed to tag soup
Buy a supported card (I got the Intel BG 2200) and install the latest kubuntu dapper. I had no problems, except i didn't fit the card properly first time.
right click on tabs bar, and click customise, drag stuff around, press ok. my girlfriend managed it on her own, and she hates fiddling with programs that dont do what she wants.
afaik, they are keeping the ternary operator, but making the true arguement optional, so you can write this:
$a = ($b) ? $b : "c";
or $a = ($b) ? : "c";
Then rearrange it that way, you can.
Yes, Jingle, i couldn't remember its name. Also, your sig: There's nothing wrong with having a monopoly, Microsoft were convicted of abusing their monopoly position to gain ground in other markets (leveraging their OS monopoly to gain a web browser monopoly).
Google Talk is jabber, with their voip extension to jabber. Their voip extension to jabber was released as an open standard, and is-being/has-been integrated with gaim.
2 gps devices, one at the front, one at the back, and a computer system comparing them and telling you which way your pointing
nothing fancy, here's my /etc/apache2/sites-enabled/sites:
http://pastebin.ca/54877
using Apache/2.0.54
Hmm, i'm using apache2, and without any use of voodoo, or other black magic: (you'l get fone-me.com's cert, but thats because i haven't bothered to get a self signed one for xesia.com)
HTTPS://xesia.com
HTTP://xesia.com
HTTPS://www.fone-me.com
HTTP://www.fone-me.com
http://www.fone-me.com/ will redirect you to https://www.fone-me.com/
you were pointing to sudo, which is just a 'frontend' if you will, to pam. I was pointing to pam because its the backend that does all the actual work.
sudo isn't the answer, PAM is.
Ah, i just tried those links. There must be an error in the virtual host definition for httpS://xesia.com, as http://xesia.com/ works fine.
Sorry about the confusion.
I should get that fixed in the morning.
Your problem is caused by either bad memory, or bad motherboard (I had that, it was the motherboard)