Faulting application start time: 0x01ccfe1e3e206d42 <--This is a date code i have seen these interpreted before. I have to know the bits? how many hex items per chunk?
I keep trying to convert it in groups, and nothing makes sence. There is also something about converting it again too , to get to human, or it is just hex-decimal?
That is a value that KeQuerySystemTime returns, and is stored in CreationTime of EPROCESS.
System time is a count of 100-nanosecond intervals since January 1, 1601.
01ccfe1e unsigned corresponds to 30211614, 3e206d42 unsigned corresponds to 1042312514.
Now, it's a matter of multiplying the...
@JourneymanGeek Remember to specify the correct expression parser, e.g. -P for Perl Regexp.
@slhck It worked! In the future, just use all-caps in flags to prevent wrong decisions. "user mentions in the question this does not work. DO NOT REJECT THIS FLAG FOR TECHNICAL INACCURACIES IT HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH THAT!!!!!!!!!! – 12 hours ago helpful"
Stupid Windows 8. I selected US International as keyboard layout, and German (Germany) for formatting. The computer name screen defaults to German keyboard layout.
... and it resets to German again once setup is finished.
Right... and it's US, not United States International. So far, I'm underwhelmed.
@DanielBeck Btw the movquicktime thing. Not sure. QuickTime is a piece of software. MOV is a container format. You can work with MOV files without ever needing QuickTime.
Just ask here if someone is up to help do the retaggings, as well as ask if moderators agree with doing so.
For example, you could start at the top and someone else could start at the bottom. You don't interfere and you are through the retagging double as fast...
Once we're don on that tag we somehow need to monitor cd and check each new question to it to see if it needs to be retagged.
There are currently 239 questions tagged with cd and no distinction between Compact Disc and Change Directory. Additionally, there is no [chdir] tag. My thoughts are that there should be a chdir tag and all the non optical-media questions could be migrated to that tag.
Forgive me if this isn't me...
@kinokijuf: At chat.stackexchange.com you can click Users at the top and then search for the user and on his chat profile you can invite him to a room.
That's an indirect way for an user to talk with someone on the main site. Moderators get a more direct way as they can ping anyone on the main site...
@kinokijuf: To summarize: 1) Please get permission / consensus from the community / moderators before flooding the front page. 2) Please be in chat when you are retagging a batch of posts so that coordination can take place and we can participate. 3) It might help in some occasions if you get to know the site better, participating in answering / reviewing / meta / flagging and such. Don't only leave negative comments (eg. bashing Google).
It seems that the community agrees that he's taking it too far, so he'd just need to accept that and move on. The retags are fine if they're in order and in accordance with what we established on Meta. The low quality answers are another issue, and if ZaB got suspended for them, at least kino should know that he should invest more time there.
@kino basically most of them, the ones I've commented on that you never comment back on. It's not just answers though. Your edits and tampering with things are just straight up annoying
@DanielBeck: Haven't used it extensively (but I think that's mainly because there aren't much Metro applications yet), but I used it once when chatting with someone in the Messaging app next to doing something else.
If you don't have multiple monitors, I feel it's an easy way to keep track of something while doing something else.
@DanielBeck Heh... I wouldn't mind something like that, I have a keyboard and mouse here, so it would take a lot less desk space (which I don't have much of) If i just bought a monitor
Its just the question of "Where the hell do I put my laptop?"
Meant to be everywhere at some point. You can attack any number of screens to it. In theory, because in practice at some point your Graphics Card / Computer won't handle it anymore though...
@Sathya: Found those using software with finds the tag pairs with the least distance between the tag names. I retagged those where I only had to tag a few questions (like ~5-6 or so), but the remaining once where a bit bigger (so it also makes more sense to make synonyms for those and not doing those manually).
Have to make it somewhat easier to use that script, using the locals pane of Visual Studio became slow after 250 tag pairs or so. So I stopped after doing those with edit distance 1. :D
I am making a script in Windows batch to have a registration and login system that stores the passwords in a SQL database using SQLite. I need a command line MD5 encryption program to encrypt the passwords (like the md5 function in PHP) but all I can find is programs to checksum files.
Does anyo...
Is there any tool that can automate by script to generate file MD5?
I used to use Cygwin but I am looking for another solution without having Cygwin installed.
Download md5 from Fourmilab. You can calculate the hash of a string by using this command:
./md5 -dblahblahblah
or if the string has white space, you can enclose it in quotations.
./md5 -d"blah blah blah"
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I feel like this answers the question you shared. In the other case a temp file is a work-around...
@SimonSheehan: See the bottom of your Speccy, I feel like they are including too much information these days.
@TomWijsman Thanks, I've linked him to you guys and closed as OT; if he really wants migration I'll send it over, but I suspect you'll be closing it if I do :)
Introduction
Some tags are inherently ambiguous, even within a site's relatively focused range of topics (it's unlikely anybody on SO will think sun refers to the solar system's star).
There are currently two unsatisfying options:
Declare that the tag is only to be used for one of the possibl...
@slhck I use XRAY to get element properties, and then simple javascript in the address bar. Works well in Safari without addons and anything.
It's a modified blacklisting error, and javascript:(function(){document.getElementsByClassName('error-notification')[0].firstChild.innerHTML="sorry, please choose an alternative to the ambiguous 'vm' tag.";})();
@slhck Data.SE is giving me false results with users name of zero length, guess it wasn't filled in at that time. So I have to perform a JOIN with the Users table I guess. But here is an interesting one with long names:
I am having an OpenVPN issue. I have a pfSense box at home configured to allow traffic through a VPN tunnel. The client computer is Windows XP Home, behind a standard Comcast connection and a Netgear wireless router. I use OpenVPN to access my work network (from where I am trying to get out of...
my BT knowledge is minimal, but faik there's no "streaming" of data, every file will have to be copied over to the client & then rendered from there. Now when you have further linked resources, well good luck
That is a value that KeQuerySystemTime returns, and is stored in CreationTime of EPROCESS.
System time is a count of 100-nanosecond intervals since January 1, 1601.
01ccfe1e unsigned corresponds to 30211614, 3e206d42 unsigned corresponds to 1042312514.
Now, it's a matter of multiplying the...
You can go here...
http://www.ajuaonline.com/custom-installers/
to get the latest version of iTunes with all the unpleasant dependencies removed.
No. Use Eventlog to check this instead.
Is there a built-in method for computing a sha1 or md5 hash in windows 7?
Is there any tool that can automate by script to generate file MD5?
I used to use Cygwin but I am looking for another solution without having Cygwin installed.
Download md5 from Fourmilab. You can calculate the hash of a string by using this command:
./md5 -dblahblahblah
or if the string has white space, you can enclose it in quotations.
./md5 -d"blah blah blah"
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Introduction
Some tags are inherently ambiguous, even within a site's relatively focused range of topics (it's unlikely anybody on SO will think sun refers to the solar system's star).
There are currently two unsatisfying options:
Declare that the tag is only to be used for one of the possibl...
No.
I am having an OpenVPN issue. I have a pfSense box at home configured to allow traffic through a VPN tunnel. The client computer is Windows XP Home, behind a standard Comcast connection and a Netgear wireless router. I use OpenVPN to access my work network (from where I am trying to get out of...
