meta.superuser.com/questions/3306/… and meta.superuser.com/questions/3266/… are probably relevant on a wider aspect of it. I think the current/upcoming breed of dead simple SBCs (the Raspberry Pi and the Via APC) may be another thing that we'd need to look at - the latter is more powerful, has better specs but runs android, and the former is runs a desktop OS. — Journeyman Geek11 secs ago
Yesterday, I stumbled on a very clever thing.
Yes, that's a working implementation of Tic-Tac-Toe on a user profile page, from @minitech. Of course, the moment I saw it, I had to reverse engineer his idea and one-up him :P
Here's my own example embedded directly in the post. It's a tad bu...
Using curly brackets for raw key interpretation is only for the Send commands. So, to map [ to { and ] to } you can use:
[::Send, {{}
]::Send, {}}
Note: Remapping a key with its Shift equivalent is troublesome, as most if not all keyboards send the same scancode each time, the only differenc...
Get free Winpatrol from same domain. Its free and allows you to disable and then kill if app is active (prompt option). It also allows you to configure Scheduled tasks, services, startups (disable or delete), tracks changes in associations and much more. Very low resource and CPU bandwidth used....
That user jumps from topic to topic in all of their answers. They have to be a bot
You can take PDFMate free PDF tool - Free PDF Merger a try. It can batch convert a lot of PDF files into one separate PDF. And it offers the option to change the PDF layout like A3,A4, A5 in 2IN1, 4IN1. I believe that the converted PDF size would be reduced by setting its layout. For your referen...
Looks kinda relevant, but he's promoting his own product (as seen in his website on his user profile)
I get these messages when trying to load Ubuntu 12.04
[5.876679] Btrfs loaded
[5.882569] xor: automatically using best checksumming function: pIII-sse
Can anyone help me solve this problem please so I can use my system.
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this makes no sense. Apparently disabling the network bridge i set up earlier fixed the issues i had with the mini itx box not being able to reach the internet
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It's very hard to search for on Google with the amount of documentation there is about git, but basically, when I do a "git commit", it creates a file called "-". It has nothing in it, and is owned by my user. Is there a reason this file is being created and is there anything I can do to stop i...
@HackToHell Extended monitor doesn't count as a separate pc..
NETWORK ACCOUNT MERGING account: 1510398 into account: 145878
Recording AccountSite entries...done.
Validating that account merge is valid...ERROR.
Unable to merge because either the master Account.Id=145878 or merge Account.Id=1510398 have high reputation users on other sites; developers have been notified and will handle this merge
cc @tombull89 ^^
@HackToHell Extended monitor doesn't count as a separate pc..
At home, I've got a desktop, a media PC, a primary and secondary laptop, a file server, two microserves and a HP DL 360 server as well (latter 5 are all in the dev network).
Considering the fact that this question is garnering quite a bit of views, I have answered the question with links to Ask ubuntu. - superuser.com/questions/425970/…
Is it normal for the DVD drive to repeatedly spin up, wait half a sec, spin down, wait half a sec, etc., when trying to create a "Live File System" DVD on Windows?
It's been a while since I've done this, but it sure doesn't sound normal.
Oh wait, "unable to format". That's nice.
And it's still trying to spin up. Can't eject. Time to restart!
So, after waiting a couple of hours days, the first updates are being served.
I guess what my confusion boiled down to was: Can WSUS offer updates to clients before they are downloaded to the server?
Which, in hindsight, is a pretty stupid question.
In case you're someone waiting desperately...
@OliverSalzburg Huh.. the easy access panel on the bottom has a symbol of a chip (RAM?), radio (WiFi?) and stack of discs (optical drive?). Maybe it is hot-swappable. Wow.
@Bob For the desktop notifications and Google Cloud print and stuff like that, I have many Chrome processes running at all times (even when the browser itself is not open).
So I wouldn't be surprised if those play a role in this.
@Bob I was worried to switch to Chrome (from Firefox) because of the importance I placed in my extensions. Even though I was sure that Chrome was more stable and efficient than Firefox. In hindsight, that was a mistake and I don't regret the switch.
@Bob There's a lot of synchronizing going on between my desktop Chrome and Android Chrome.
I really love the latest revision of Android Chrome. Especially since I get added benefit from using Chrome on the desktop as well (the mentioned synchronizations).
I'm actually rather wary of synchronisations, I'm not sure if one might overwrite another. And I doubt the approx 60 tabs I have open will translate well to a phone :P
Yesterday, I stumbled on a very clever thing.
Yes, that's a working implementation of Tic-Tac-Toe on a user profile page, from @minitech. Of course, the moment I saw it, I had to reverse engineer his idea and one-up him :P
Here's my own example embedded directly in the post. It's a tad bu...
Using curly brackets for raw key interpretation is only for the Send commands. So, to map [ to { and ] to } you can use:
[::Send, {{}
]::Send, {}}
Note: Remapping a key with its Shift equivalent is troublesome, as most if not all keyboards send the same scancode each time, the only differenc...
I get these messages when trying to load Ubuntu 12.04
[5.876679] Btrfs loaded
[5.882569] xor: automatically using best checksumming function: pIII-sse
Can anyone help me solve this problem please so I can use my system.
Related to meta.su efforts:
Old unanswered inactive questions with low views/votes
and meta.sf efforts:
Cleaning house, really old, unloved questions
We already auto-remove negatively voted unanswered old questions automatically after 30 days, network wide, with no human intervention required...
It's very hard to search for on Google with the amount of documentation there is about git, but basically, when I do a "git commit", it creates a file called "-". It has nothing in it, and is owned by my user. Is there a reason this file is being created and is there anything I can do to stop i...
So, after waiting a couple of hours days, the first updates are being served.
I guess what my confusion boiled down to was: Can WSUS offer updates to clients before they are downloaded to the server?
Which, in hindsight, is a pretty stupid question.
In case you're someone waiting desperately...
