superuser.com/questions/358177/… i feel a bit sheepish about the answer here. The other two answers were earlier but essentially the same. On the other hand, the sort of lack depth.
@JourneymanGeek hahaha. Well its bad enough that you get put into a login queue to play DC Universe Online. Apparently getting 1 million players in 2 weeks wasn't planned for :p
This is the place to submit and vote on photos for the week of 21 November to be featured on the main site. This contest should showcase your best quality work, demonstrating at least moderate skill with a camera and a general understanding of the artistic aspects of photography. Remember, the se...
@SimonSheehan: i got a pair of really old stock creatives, the speakers are fine but LOUD by default. the volume control... either goes LOUD or quiet... and there's dead spots
@JourneymanGeek I like to only use free stuff :P Only thing I have here is MS Office, which we got for $10. And I got Photoshop + Illustrator free from a friend.
There are two in particular I just readily keep a daily image of their machine handy. That way I just swap their drive and troubleshoot while they work.
Ya, budgets.
Money doesn't grow on trees.
I've bought a few things with my own money though even though it wasn't in the "budget."
Someone in accounting always ends up reimbursing me.
I am looking for a good windows 7 software to free up RAM memory on my PC... i tried some ones I found on google but they were bad stuff... with viruses, spamware etc... i want a free clean professional software, if you don't know a good one thats free, please recommend a payed version.
Also oth...
I keep a lot of programs open myself. But that just means if I switch to a program that hasn't been active for like an hour, it takes a few seconds to page in.
At most, I'll switch between like four programs. But I'll do that for maybe 15 minutes because I'm cut and pasting or taking screenshots.
I have usually 7-10 tabs open in Firefox, Onenote, Google Voice notifier program, Zune software, some custom school/homework programs, and outlook. along with a bunch of Windows Explorer windows...
so whenever I go to shutdown, it takes a while to keep killing programs :P
I usually have 2 browsers open (one for each monitor) and have 10-14 tabs open. Then run things like Photoshop, Minecraft and Eclipse in the background.
@studiohack Nah, just busting your chops. It's annoying when we decide to push out updates. I gotta walk by each computer and make sure it is either asleep or on. I'm going to seriously think about removing shutdown off the start menu.
@JourneymanGeek Apparently, as long as you still have the product key that you used to install Windows, you can reuse that product key. Just use some keyfinder to get the one that you are using at the monent.
I use an old copy of Altaris SVS (link to lifehacker - Symantec gutted the old Altaris website) for testing applications - it lets me capture the changes one executable makes, or changes to a whole system into a bundle, and remove the whole bundle once I'm done. However Symantec bought over Altar...
I use the following script to install application from the server:
ECHO OFF
IF EXIST "C:\SCRIPTS\drvsw01.cmd" GOTO :L1
C:
LABEL System_Drive
CD\
MD SCRIPTS
COPY U:\Scripts\*.* C:\SCRIPTS\
install.exe -i silent -DLICENSE_ACCEPTED=true -f response_file
ECHO "SCRIPTS FOLDER INSTALLATION SUCCESSFU...
I found that ARJ.EXE archiver does not run under Windows 7 x64. Bot how can it be? The task of the achiver is to do some very basic file IO. How can it be so?
Also I found that apparently no any old command line utility does not run under Windows 7 x64.
Also I found that there is no any compati...
@JourneymanGeek Depends on the course, AI-class was an exception that its really week to week basis
ML-class and DB-class let you work several weeks ahead
the assignments vary, there are quizzes (that don't count) in the course video's
there are homework quizzes, which are multiple choice or require you to fill in a value
there are also programming assignments where you have to apply what you learned, so for DB-class you have to write queries in an online database to show you have the right one and for ML-class you write code in octave and its 'automagically' submitted from there for you
AI-class is actually the worst class in terms of quality, but I'm sure they'll fix that next time around
I use the following script to install application from the server:
ECHO OFF
IF EXIST "C:\SCRIPTS\drvsw01.cmd" GOTO :L1
C:
LABEL System_Drive
CD\
MD SCRIPTS
COPY U:\Scripts\*.* C:\SCRIPTS\
install.exe -i silent -DLICENSE_ACCEPTED=true -f response_file
ECHO "SCRIPTS FOLDER INSTALLATION SUCCESSFU...
