I'm setting up a Vagrant box and I noticed something I found odd.
root@box:~# sudo --user=vagrant bash
bash: /root/.bashrc: Permission denied
vagrant@box:~$ export
declare -x HOME="/root"
Why is HOME set to /root here? The home directory for the user vagrant is certainly not /root:
vagrant@bo...
When repairing a computer (donated to us, so I can't ask the original owners questions), I found this Windows Vista System Rescue CD in the CD drive:
The label is professionally made (not one of those "home labeling kits" you can create with your inkjet and then stick onto the CD)
But it is o...
> This is a horrible, horrible creeping plague of uncertainty that spreads through your UI, where the validity of an operation can't be determined at the callsite, but must also take into account the underlying type of an object (violating polymorphism), where that object came from (violating encapsulation), and what thread is being used to process the call (violating all that is sacred).
And I'm currently experiencing that exact feeling.
The Husum Red Pied (German: Rotbuntes Husumer) is a rare breed of domestic pig with the nickname Danish Protest Pig (German: Husumer Protestschwein and Danish: Husum protestsvin or danske protestsvin). It originates in North Frisia in Southern Schleswig in the beginning of the 20th century, when Danes living in the area were not allowed to raise the Danish flag and kept and displayed the Protest Pig instead. Due to its red color, its broad white vertical belt and a trace of a white horizontal belt resembling the colors of the Flag of Denmark, it was made a symbol of their cultural identity.
The...
My OS is Win7. When I need to open a cmd.exe at current working directory, I will press "shift" key and right click the screen and I will get "Open command window here". Is there any faster way?
So... turns out there's actually a very nice way if you don't mind relying on an extension generating some code for you at compile time. I was using Fody/PropertyChanged anyway, making this a very easy change. This avoids having to a reference to a SynchronizationContext in models that really hav...
If I have a malware infected computer and I connect the computer to the internet using my phone's wifi hotspot (phone using school network) can the malware have its way into the school network I use? (If I connect my computer directly, surely the malware is identified with the school's network ad...
@HackToHell Yeah, I started a new career last night on hard mode (except for quicksave, which I only ever use when KSP does a mental) in .90 I am launching from a pit in the ground :)
sigh... As usual, the dev team thinks of everything. If only every website took this amount of care to ensuring nobody would game the system... That's the #1 reason Stack Exchange is so successful—because of strong protections against abuse. Otherwise, it would have been just another alternative to Yahoo Answers. Web developers, let this be a lesson—before your website is overrun with abuse. Mandatory reading: blog.codinghorror.com/designing-for-evil — DragonLord the Fiery6 mins ago
...on implicit quality requirements for certain hats, such as a positive post score
Web developers: NEVER deploy a new service or feature until you're sure you've provided for potential abuse!
And that's a giant black-box/question-mark that, until recently, did not provide any useful feedback pre-ban and was nearly impossible to recover from post-ban.
Since you had the iCloud turned on initially, you will have to accept the T&C anyway.
You have a iCloud account!
Turning it off now is to late since you used the product already.
"You've used it already, so you must accept the new T&C!"
> you will have to accept the T&C anyway ... Turning it off now is to late since you used the product already. Why? He was using it under the old terms. He agreed to the old terms. While Apple is within their rights to cancel service if he does not agree to the new terms, they cannot force him to agree to the new terms. He can choose to discontinue use of the service - and that seems to be his intention. — Bob1 min ago
In fact, if the old contract had any length of agreement specified or involved a payment from him, I'm not sure they'd be legally allowed to force a "new terms or cancel" on him.
I think I'm going to try to be a bit more active on SF.. it seems like it could use it...even if I don't know how to answer of them =p if I read enough I should eventually be able to
Possible Duplicate:
What was Stack Overflow built with?
Does anybody know which PHP script Super User is using? I plan to set-up a web site for college education issues. But I want it to have a script like superuser.com.
Where can I get this script?
I have a Dell laptop which sometimes boots and sometimes doesn't. When it boots, it works perfectly normal. However, when it doesn't boot, it doesn't show anything on screen, the light check goes on, the fan runs, and then it stops and nothing happens.
What I've tried so far:
Replaced CMOS Bat...
In the Advanced tab, under Browsing in the Settings box, clear the Use inline AutoComplete in the Internet Explorer Address Bar and Open Dialog checkbox
I'm having issues with npm in a Vagrant box I'm setting up. I noticed that the npm version is somewhat old, so I wanted to check the problem with the latest release.
It is my understanding that you should be able to update npm using npm install -g npm, but the command has no effect on the npm be...
For some odd reason, my Roccat Kone XTD gaming mouse likes to disconnect by itself when I plug in, disconnect, or otherwise manipulate other devices that are attached to my computer. That includes such mundane things as touching a cable to a USB port (without even plugging it in) or probing a USB...
I'm setting up a Vagrant box and I noticed something I found odd.
root@box:~# sudo --user=vagrant bash
bash: /root/.bashrc: Permission denied
vagrant@box:~$ export
declare -x HOME="/root"
Why is HOME set to /root here? The home directory for the user vagrant is certainly not /root:
vagrant@bo...
This is really terribly annoying. I thought I'd set up a vagrantfile to get a reliable way to set up an instance of our core application server, but it's everything but reliable
"I don't think this has anything to do with Scala.. I'm currently having the same problem with passing an argument which contains parentheses into a grails command. Apparently this is a problem with the windows shell, have tried escaping the characters "(" but that does not work :/"
It is unlikely that cats or dogs dominating the earth would have ever made it out to space. Leaving it up to the humans to (once again) do the pets bidding.
What is meant by not opening? There are the methods for adding the Dotstuff to the address when typing it into the address bar location. Are you positive in this case that there is no .org.com stuff there?
@Bob Oh that. Yeah that was for a specific module of the whole setup. I did fix zooming but there were actually several more related issues
Like, you can long-press to get the context menu, then you press "show source" and, voila, you have the browser in a state where it's completely useless
@DroidDev Which indicates that your net connection is able to connect to such sites, although the speed of which is so poor there might be some packets bouncing around , and through stuff (router?) that is not connecting quickly to that? 21 seconds might as well be days :-)
2 questions have come up recent, where they are saying that computer platforms do not support 64bit. Apparently they are the smaller platforms? atom RT and such? Seems weird to be years into 64bit , and to see new hardware comming out with no support for it? (when pentium II had 64bit instruction according to stuff i was reading)
Since my wife had the annoying habit of murdering my spymasters, I've decided it was time for her to experience the dungeons.
Now I've noticed I've basically four options:
execute her
exile her
release her
do nothing
Considering she hasn't great stats and does't bring any alliance, I think g...
One is talking about a UEFI that is 32bit, i am like HOW? how the heck does a new enough to have a UEFI basic software for the hardware and somehow not be able to boot to 64bit oses?
To be able to time a subshell, you need the time keyword, not command.
The time keyword, part of the language, is only recognised as such when entered literally. Even entering "time" won't work let alone $TIME (and would be taken as a call to the time command instead).
You could use aliases her...
@Bob being able to spell the top 2000 or so most-frequently-used English words is an entirely different matter from being able to spell (or remember) DefaultAbstractEnterpriseAdapterBeanFactory.