bridging does not "combine" connections; it just attempts to bring them both into contact with one another at Layer 2 (MAC)... just like, if you have two cars that can't drive faster than 140 mph individually, slamming them into each other side by side doesn't allow you to drive 280 mph...
So I can't combine all public Wi-Fi spots in range and multiply my internet speed? I am going to report this article on WikiHow. I wonder if there are lawyer, doctor and dentist advice too on WikiHow...
I want to create a bootable usb that contains windows xp.I dont want to install it , i just want to boot it, but i have couple of problems. I tried to create live usb from full windows xp file (the one that is 700mb , and the reason why i choose it is because i need the full version of windows xp...
Seems like it should be easy enough to run Xp direct from a USB, but there does not seem to be any SU answer existing. I have run/booted win98 from a USB.
@allquixotic there are 2 questions on SU abuot "windows to top" things going badly. Surprisingly it also happens in win8 (as reported by very few people). I have the problem off and on , and worse before win7 was fullly updated, but NOT just for maximised windows, for any windows. For me it gets confused as to what should be on top or not. it happens more often after/during running certain types of windows , like full screen (game) and my browser that is weird.
Most the time when the windows wont do what windows has done for 15years :-) it is just a matter of selecting various windows and re-ordering them again. Many people reported that "Show Desktop" function caused this layering of windows problem.
@JourneymanGeek I've used OpenShot under Ubuntu before and wasn't super-impressed. The GUI was a bit slow to respond, which made it hard to do fine edits. I'll try Lightworks. Thanks fo rthe suggestion.
> In response to my hypothetical game of walls and ladders, one of my colleagues wrote, "Note to self: Do not get into a walls-and-ladders contest with Raymond."
XD
> I always find it funny (no... wait... REALLY ANNOYING) when two DRM apps try to prevent each other doing things that they need to do in order to prevent each other doing things that they need to do to prevent each other doing things that they need to do in order to prevent each other...
@Bob back in XP i had applied utilities to do "always on top" for doing side by side copy paste and transfer and stuff. but in the case of windows no longer doing windows :-) correctally , none of them are pinned, none of them are jumping foreward for purpose, they just do not come foreward correct
I have the 2 monitors, and have at least 6 windows/programs running , so i really do not think that the dudes at MS answers , who at first said it never happens, then one dude got it to happen, but still seems to fight for it not happening? as if you could show him something , and he would insist that windows is still perfect ?? The people who said Show Desktop causes it to happen, confused me because i might only accidentally apply show desktop ever. so i tested that theroy and nothing.
The only real reason it bugs me, or that i think it is somehow different, it Never ever happened in XP , me using mostly all the same programs. Right after windows 7 it was happening badly, like it didnt know its head from its butt. then an update to the "grafics" the direct draw layers of updates , it quit happening often and now only happens sometimes.
In Xp i would have been even more active, and less organised, and common ammount of windows open regular would have been 11-23.
Playing games as "windows" or "borderless windows" is odd feeling, some (rare older) games would not work full screen, only windowed. with those i would expect any number of windows problems to happen :-) so i would ignore any problems exisitng then. it is just normal day to day windows flipping, mostly done by selecting a window itself , not the taskbar.
I also do not attribute it to the aero render methods, when it will also do it in classic (not basic which still is aero).
The problem is not so bad as to switch OSes, but then i saw this
I'm noticing an issue where windows will get pinned on top of another in 8.1. This happens completely randomly. I'll bring up a second application, and it won't appear until I actually minimize my Chrome (or other) foreground window. Does anyone know how to fix this?
The only applications I run ...
I do not use like ANY of the programs these people were using, the many of them should have been suspect from the start. Any program that spcifically IS arranging the windows :-) I mean wake up people.
Windows are soo cool :-) photoshop allows all the pallets or tools to move about , but in cs2 they would not dock, and they wont stay with the parent window. It seems so disorganised, when programs before would stay integrated together, Easy.
My video program also uses this method of psycotic windows that can be detached . it is great to align the way you use it, to your desired workspaces.
Lol, without docking or staying with said window , the program might just as well be "full screen" only or something. I donno i could never develop such things , and make the final descision on which method would be proper , but there had to be better ways :-)
A person should be able to rearrange (move slightly) the parent windows without having to re-arrange all the children again.
@JourneymanGeek Remember: WIMboot loses much of its effectiveness with updates.
> There’s a few nice touches – a power/charging light on the left that’s orange when its charging, and white when its full, an orange mute light on the mute button and a power light on the side (which is nice if your system is on when your lid is closed).
...literally been on every HP device I've seen. Is this not standard? o.O
You can change the function key default in the firmware menus
They've had that on full-size laptops since at least 2011
Yea, clickable touchpads are... eww.
Stupid Mac fad
Less functional than proper buttons, especially if you want a context menu
@Bob so you can be listening to the same music when you're pair-programming
@Bob the touchpad on my work laptop is actually on a couple of microswitches, so you can click it by tapping like any touchpad, or by actually pressing the whole touchpad down
@Bob further proving everything is made in china? I thought sony was a manufacture that made stuff IN japan ? and after all the issues they have had with china over selling them anything.
You can find information on userChrome.css on MozillaZine and MDN
As for where the default CSS is, that's actually packed inside the browser/omni.ja file, which is in the ZIP format. The browser chrome should be under /chrome/browser/content/browser. IIRC, if you unpack that file then the browse...
Ok, tab highlighting comes from vanilla firefox, the chrome://-line now functions for some reason and I still want to change that highlighting thing, but I got something urgent to take care of right now.
Can I contact you later if I’m working on it and encounter some problems/need clarification?
@Bob: Oh, I have a spending budget of 300 dollars maximum of that month's income.
Anything left over rolls over to the next month
between the Stream (which was from.. er... december's allowance?) and various stuff (homeplug upgrade and so on) I pretty much have 250 quid left over of the total ;p
microsoft.com/microsoft-hololens/en-us whut ? You would think they could explain what it is first. before piling on the theoretical fantasy of how it could be applied.
I am looking for an LGA-1150 motherboard with 6 RAM slots as I have 6 RAM modules from a previous rig and would like to use them. I was wondering if someone could help on this. Many thanks.
My current laptop with all aftermarket upgrades (SSDs and memory) is about $2750
It's been in use for just over a year with no major issues so far.
It seems to be more reliable than my old custom-built HP Pavilion dv6z-3000, which suffered two keyboard failures, a mouse button failure, and an optical drive failure (ejecting by itself) leading to the need to purchase two warranty extensions
The keyboard on my HP Pavilion dv6z-3000 Select Edition laptop is acting funny: it's sometimes typing characters like 134, adjusting the volume, or triggering the print dialog, all by itself, or as I type. This can happen when I press certain keys. Sometimes, the keyboard fails to respond altog...
a laptop as a desktop would really never work for me until they have docking systems where 27 wires are all connected at once, otherwise there it will sit on the desk.
If you've got lots of games, it seems the New 3DS can also access SMB shares on a network so you don't have to worry about running out of space on the microSD card
The keyboard on my HP Pavilion dv6z-3000 Select Edition laptop is acting funny: it's sometimes typing characters like 134, adjusting the volume, or triggering the print dialog, all by itself, or as I type. This can happen when I press certain keys. Sometimes, the keyboard fails to respond altog...
