@Feeds @TomWij I'm not sure if that's something that will get asked enough to warrant being community-faq. It looks useful and you wrote a good post, but how many people are ever going to ask that? CFAQ are supposed to be things that get asked frequently or apply to a wide array of things. thoughts, other folks?
@IvoFlipse for that sort of thing we can also post in chat and say "hey, give me a hand!!!". but yes, I suppose that would be an ok use of the -proposed tag, I just don't know that those types should be graduated to community-faq (non-proposed
Anyhow, if you're going to go with dubiously legal measures, methinks there are more efficient methods than subscribing to netflix through a proxy. Not that I would recommend any of that
@akira It works great with it from what I recall. It is the only one that works with the X-Box properly, and the X-Box is the most difficult of the lot to stream too. It does however have a PS3 transcoding profile
@akira I am not sure. From what I know the AppleTV is a uPNP client. I am getting one at the end of the year, but won't know before then. I have had conflicting reports
I am a developer team member of a software that I would like suggest to you a simple tool for IMAP backup called: Beyond Inbox.
There are five basic functions that we all need to perform in order to manage and safeguard our email- backup, restore, archive, transfer email to another IMAP account...
no, the data plan is more expensive and you're stuck for 2 years (at a higher rate), so I'd make him buy something like a Wildfire and just throw it away at the end of the year
@KronoS SO shouldn't take much longer. the software they're using is used by governments for massive political elections that probably have more voters than SO does
and even with 30 candidates instead of 7 and 10, that's not all that terribly much
I have exactly the same problem, with a nearly identical computer/configuration (see Below). Disabling the ATI Hotkey Poller didn't work for me, unfortunately, and after some investigation, I've determined that it's not an overheating issue with my video card (it never gets over 100°F). The locku...
so what do we do in a case like this?
@IvoFlipse @studiohack @nhinkle
where the user has a prob... it's a dupe prob, but hasn't been solved... and all he can do is answer....
That what I was thinking... and I was also thinking that maybe we can suggest/push for newer users to add such material to OP and then we can approve the edit... if it's worthwhile
Actually... The details you really need there are a stack trace of the hang, it would directly show you the issue and then there's no need to try about every other option.
Bummer @ Technet: The specified CGI application encountered an error and the server terminated the process. >_<
Those that solely Google the question will probably not have the urge to respond or improve the answer, thus there in no need to allow them to comment. Else every good answer would have a bunch of "thank you" comments.
ironic, really... everyone thinks it's rainy in oregon, but we've got beautiful clear skies here at the beginning of february and it's dumping snow everywhere else
gah... finally explained this thing. i don't know where all these weird other answers came from
First of all, it is important to understand the distinction between sharing and file permissions. In Windows, you set up sharing to create a network share. When you add users to the sharing permissions, you are giving those users the ability to access that share remotely from another computer. Fr...
Not sure about that @IvoFlipse, but it is a RAID 0
I have three drives, and 2 are visible in the OS, but the 3rd is not...so I want to create either a different RAID config or have no RAID at all for a while...
> Due to the abundant supply of cats in the area, I'm surprised bears bother with the trash at all. As I have run over at least four cats this week and one of those did not put up much of a chase, it may be suggested that elderly residents and their cats pose more of an attraction for bears than unsecured trash
@IvoFlipse lol, thought you meant about the video about the foot thing / router... lol, I try to catch up and read this in a weird order! hope you like that link!
> I own a gun but am unsure if a bear, shot with a Daisy .177 calibre BB air rifle purchased from Wal-Mart for $39.75, would be wounded or just pissed off. While testing the rifle last week, my offspring was definitely the latter
> To this day, when anyone asks about the scars, I simply state "It involved a camping trip and a bear, I don't like to talk about it" which is true because I don't. While I was in the hospital, my mother went to my apartment to get some clothes for me and found my porn collection so it is a touchy subject.
@KronoS: nothing in particular, except just central storage for a home residence. But Wikipedia says that RAID 0 has a higher chance of drive failure, and I don't want that
they cost the same amount of watts to spin, take up the same amount of physical space and they're probably old, which doesn't speak in their reliabilities favor...
How can I see/change the Interrupt Request Level (IRQL) of my device?
I am a developer team member of a software that I would like suggest to you a simple tool for IMAP backup called: Beyond Inbox.
There are five basic functions that we all need to perform in order to manage and safeguard our email- backup, restore, archive, transfer email to another IMAP account...
