Does anybody have an idea on how to fix a youtube embed taking precedence on z-index rules and always being on top of whatever sub-elements are displayed?
eg: my jquery photo script on a client site is failing due to a youtube embed, its always popping under the youtube video, no matter the z-index value.
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@GeorgeEdison @JamesGifford @lazyPower according to a simple ls /bin it seems to have rpm installed, so with network support and a little tweaking it might be possible for some serious action with it.
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$ python flack.py 126042
Before 'if' statement... Past 'if' statement. Floating point exception on my system. So, you should check whether e is a very popular way to access Word and Excel documents. There's a line inside an expression like that; the simplest w...
> "Turns out that the problem was that hair-pulling just because I was using Doxygen comments in your source code, you can easily generate documentation in Python."
> "In the application. This is where failures and diagnostic information should totally drop that and try jQuery."
And my favorite:
> "Python is a manageable-sized block of data to work with. You prevent malicious 4GB POST requests."
Some more good ones:
> " I haven't tried this, but you may be able to remove many of the sections, but these could not as difficult as it sounds and can be quite rewarding."
> "The dll contains headers, exports, and such things that make it completely impossible to do."
@GeorgeEdison in C++ inheritance, the derived class will inherit all of the public and private members & methods of the bass class correct? if so, when i attempt to access the base class members, for example a method in base class setBalance() its telling me that its not declared in scope. Common mistakes in this area are?
thats the rewrite ;) that will be when i say "ahhhh"
we have about six sites in queue for deploy and I want to build a new framework that will automate a ton of the grunt work for that. hense the shift to MVC
and once thats out of the way, I think i'll work on an auto-deploy hook for github/beanstalk/whatever-they-decide-i'm-using
i use it for my own personal projects, and i love it, but a ton of people that i know are huge fans of Bazaar and Mercurial. I'm more of the lone-wolf on git adoption other than marco and james
but i personally like github and its integration into redmine, and the general layout of the site. it really is a social repository system.
If you have git installed, you should fork/swipe a copy of my dotfiles repository and mess around with it
@Alaukik imo this page is evil. Owned by markmonitor, a company that trades with brand protection services. Look with whois to see who they pretend to be :D
@Takkat I read about it too. But its fixed in 2.3.4. Apparently, the security token that ANdroid uses to communicate with websites can be "stolen" aka hijacked.
@OctavianDamiean correct me if I am wrong. You are the android guy here ;)
@KaustubhP it is not really a matter of fixing if on older version, the problem is that in Android you don't have an over the air update service which is controlled by Google but by your provider
your provider has to check that version (whatever that means) only then you get a new version or an update
people that use custom system images (often called ROMs) generally have the bleeding edge stuff and they can update quite frequently (depending on the creator/maintainer of that image)
however flashing your device with a custom system image makes you lose any warranty
I own a Samsung Galaxy S, my friend has a Nexus S, the hardware on the phones are almost identical. But my Galaxy S is way, way slower. The difference is that the Nexus S has stock android and the Galaxy S has android which has been modified by Samsung. Samsung fail at software.
The worst thing about owning a Samsung branded phone (vs a Google branded Samsung) is getting big OS updates to it. You have to use their POS KIES application which is, of course, Windows-only and full of bloat and doesn't work through VirtualBox.
All depends how much you really need the next version. For the Galaxy S, an upgrade from the default 2.1 is pretty important because 2.2+ are a lot faster at a lot of things...
@OctavianDamiean A little bit, yeah. Sounds small when I put it like that but when you say "the HTC is 33% thicker than the Samsung" (which, unless I've just had some epic mathfail, is true) it sounds a little more understandable
Either way, I'm amazed at what they can fit into that space. I wish they'd turn their efforts to making a small laptop with as much oommph. Making a 10-inch screen with the same DPI/brightness/contrast as the SAMOLED+ screen on the S2, four of the dual-core processors sitting next to each other that powered down when not in use, a nice thin physical keyboard and a battery that was the largest component on the whole thing, giving several weeks of power.
They can clearly make a great screen just a couple of mm wide... I just don't understand why they don't.
I currently have a dual boot system with 6 partitions on my 180GB hard disk (4 NTFS, 1 for swap and the other one ext4). Ive got WIndows 7 and Ubuntu 11.04 (upgraded from 10.10) installed.
The 11.04 installation is messed up right now: missing dependencies/ 2 fglrx installs/ i have to manually ...
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The result that I want from this is When I'm in a big room or walking between rooms I want to hear the same music at the same time, like if I were listening to the radio in all rooms. I want that effect but I want to listen to my own music, can this be done?
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Ubuntu laptop.
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I accidently run
sudo chmod 755 -R /
istead of
sudochmod 755 -R ./
I stopped it after few seconds, but now there is some problems such as
sudo: must be setuid root
How can revert all back? :D
In long: you can. You'll need to mount the the file system from the a Live CD and begin reverting the permissions in the appropriate places. At a minimum to get sudo back you'll want to run sudo chmod u+s /usr/bin/sudo while in the LiveCD session - that will fix the must be setuid root.
However,...
They removed the user-agent restriction about a week ago - so now Chrome users can use it. Which was the biggest issue apt.ubuntu.com had (except for the fact that it's ugly)
oneiric: 'right-click on desktop > change background' opens the control center - hope that's going to change back to gnome-appearance-properties. i think else we'd have to fix some answers :D
@Cas i have already talked to @MarcoCeppi about when this will replace the official apt-url redirector and he has told that sadly there is the connect between him and mpt has been lost
and it is not that the marcoceppi site has any malwares or something of that sort
so there is not much difference in official and non-official