sure but the viruses still can, so no problem there :-)
A start to finding "registrations" in the registry , a simple program will store it right there in thier "software" section. you just search for the program and or company <--important. Then look for simple knowns licence or registration, or really weird stuff. Programs that will openly store it there under thier own name, rely on hardware hashes and registered usernames that create unique product licences. In other words, you cant just drop that in another computer anyways.
A second "easy" place is in the users folder, appdata usually. if your transporting that program via files, you would need those folders anyways.
@BenN Eh, I wonder how they'll treat everyone trying to install W10 with a W7/8.1 key from now on. If you try to reinstall W10 with a W7/8.1 key you've already used to upgrade in the past, will they accept it?
Or use Ubuntu to copy the hive files somewhere and then reg mount them
Speaking of hive files, it's actually a massive pain to repair a wrecked registry offline unless you were really careful to export each mounted branch as a separate file, and a binary (non-.reg) hive file at that
Well not trying to recover the registry hive, just look through it, for the keys in question. I have them in a text document, on the desktop, I can't access
got space for a file image? that is the method i always use in acronis and only from the boot cd, for the windows system partitions. Are you trying a Disk-Disk clone now?
> Dear Staples Customer, We're currently performing ongoing security maintenance. For your protection, please select a new password. Click the button below to reset your password.
Is this a problem?
It looks like Staples has decided to require everyone's passwords to be reset (perhaps due to changes to the underlying password storage system)
hackers hack a large company's website, company issues public release, hackers use list of emails to send out the notice to change passwords (with malicious links), boom doubly hacked
The only new feature that Windows 10 has that Windows 7 or Windows 8 didn't have is Cortana, and Cortana can be disabled, by not logging into your account.
hey what's that backup tool that does both incremental and compressed cloud backups and allows you to look at the backup contents to pull something out?
It's like me wanting to apply to MIT as an undergraduate. Is it a dream I have? Yes, definitely a dream I've had for a long time! But is it certain it will be realized? Of course not, the chances are quite slim.
Do I believe I can fulfill that dream? Yes, definitely.
(I could return to my alma mater and take creative writing courses and possibly even attempt a second undergraduate degree, but that would still cost me lots of time and money and could break my resume.)
> (4) A person (other than a federal law enforcement officer) who is assisting a federal law enforcement officer acting in the course of his or her duties may, without warrant, use a surveillance device for any purpose:
(a) that involves listening to, or recording, words spoken by a person; and
(b) that is referred to in subsection (1);
if the first‑mentioned person is the speaker of the words or is a person, or is included in a class or group of persons, by whom the speaker of the words intends, or should reasonably expect, the words to be heard.
actually, that legislation site looks... really modern o.O
different from a couple years ago
> With the exception of the Commonwealth Coat of Arms, and where otherwise noted, all content on the Federal Register of Legislation (the Legislation Register) is provided under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (the CC BY 4.0 licence)
> Upon receipt of notice and demand from the Secretary, there shall be paid at the place and time stated in such notice the amount of any tax (including any interest, additional amounts, additions to tax, and assessable penalties) stated in such notice and demand.
> 53. As a general principle, an entity may always choose to rely on a public ruling that applies to them and may choose to rely on a private or oral ruling that specifically addresses their circumstances (assuming it still applies to them and has not, for example, been superseded by a later ruling: see paragraph 55 of this Ruling). So, if there is an inconsistency between a later applicable private or oral ruling and an earlier public ruling, the entity may choose which ruling they wish to rely on. Similarly if there is an inconsistency between two public rulings (including this Ruling and…
I really wish our legislatures would move forward with making law easier to understand. I doubt anybody is going to rewrite the entire United States Code, though...
...not a split infinitive, but the specific usage of the phrase "there shall be" with a past-tense verb (rather than a noun) to represent a required condition.
@HackToHell Yes. Mojo Jojo is awesome, for the awesomeness is his, of Mojo Jojo, who is awesome, and he'll beat the owerpuff girls, who'll be beaten by him, who is Mojo Jojo, who's awesome!
To the author of the mod flag: if you're asking for a moderator to delete a message, please try and be a little bit more detailed, so we can understand why
I've just finished building a new control room at work. It has 32 monitors and the plan was to have a single computer powering it. The old room had a few computers with odd screens keyboards/mice everywhere and decided it was time to simply things and have a single pc - with it been a single oper...
@Rahul2001 I cant think how that would work. Sure this has been done 100 times before, but not like that. generally much of the screen background and power play is done with dedicaated video machines, not computers so much.
A video wall machine breaks up and sends more than one signal to, or splits it out to more than one.
We know there are video cards out there that can easily push 4X monitors. and our hero has a really wopper (costing) machine. But isnt (question) there going to be a limitation at some point with the communications bus?
I have "felt" the PCI speed problem in one way or another for much of my time on the computer, when other people seem to not notice or attribute to that. Pushing video while a 4X raid , while doing audio, etc. They sped this stuff up many times over, and then again. but that part of it has always seemed more liimited than the access to ram, even though they can do things that require massive continual data streams, And the rest of the things going on.
I would never say it couldn't be done, but what nutjob wires all that already :-) and doesnt even know if he can do it? where was anything like that in the book being done that way? did he ever do some SLI with 6 monitors first ?
@Rahul2001 yea makes you wonder where you can meet these people who plunk down 60K on a dream, and havent yet seen a nightmare :-)
Throw money at it. and that is the way it used to be done. the dedicated split and combine machines for video walls Used To cost more than they have spent so far combined. That kind of technology is (probably) much easier and cheaper today.
I think you would feel better to learn that a professional ray tracing engine has serious problems with noise, too: brigade.otoy.com/gtc/brigade/2014/03/28/… -- watch their video; they acknowledge this problem but it's not clear when/if they'll find an acceptable solution that doesn't compromise graphics quality. Maybe they need higher bit depth floating point hardware on GPUs? — allquixotic24 secs ago
@Boris_yo can be really useful, but stuff like that you buy then you really get down to work, and you do not use it, as it is not nessisary, and has a rare instance of need.
also dual linear polarisers , you can cut off 95% of light with them. a single set (tied together) of 2x polarisers will not only cut various glares (which again is rare instances) but it can also be used to kill the light comming into the camera. stuff like that was way more useful with plubicon and nuvicon and ccd type sencors. the new cmos sencors and just general technology advancements the sencors cope with problems a lot better
did you know that the suns rays are not originally polarized? When i heard that I was like WTF cant be. but it is true that until it reflects off of some surface directing the light , it is not yet polarised.
soo what can a normal linear polariser do? cut those obnoxious glares off things like cars, and windows, but really if you have glare comming from a mirror or window, or a person glasses, a polariser does not "fix" it, it only helps it. It will also take time to align the polariser to the (now) polarised light that is glaring.
Generally filters are more toys, and pros in the business for a long time have them, but how often do you see them applying them? they will toss an "IR" filter on (which does nothing) just to protect the glass of the lens system, then turn around and have sold that equiptment before it really had a need to protect the lens at the cost of an f-stop.
ahh no these lenses are 72. one star and one polariser. GRRR. you realise every filter i have bought through the ages , none of them will fit the cameras I have now. and with the wide view lens hoods, the thing has to be left off to use them.
