I think some departments even started explicitly prohibiting double-counting of certain courses to reduce the number of people who were getting math minors more or less unintentionally.
I don't think the OP of this question got the message about abandoning the post in favor of new, smaller ones even though Sathya commented and the post was closed... maybe it should be locked?
I read somewhere in StackOverflow or StackOverflow Meta that if I had a problem, then solved it myself, I can share the problem and solution with you.
Problems:
ubuntu
nvidia
disappearing mouse pointer
weird video color
usb
rync read-only filesystem error
kindle read-only fil...
i find gmail's feature set far superior to any other webmail's, though i do wish it loaded a bit faster. what's the matter with docs though? sure you can't do super fancy formatting but it is the singularly most awesome software for collaborative projects
> Internet Explorer 8 was thoroughly destroyed by independent researcher Stephen Fewer. "He used three vulnerabilities to bypass ASLR and DEP, but also escape Protected Mode. That's something we've not seen at Pwn2Own before," said Aaron Portnoy, the organizer of Pwn2Own.
> Safari 5, running on a MacBook Air, was compromised in just five seconds by French security company Vupen. Both attackers netted $15,000 for successfully compromising a browser.
> The contest continues today and tomorrow. Firefox 3.6 is yet to be attacked, and tomorrow will see the very first mobile browser deathmatch. Windows Phone 7, iOS, Android and RIM OS, all with their stock browsers, will be attacked by security researchers to find out just how secure mobile browsing is. Again, $15,000 is available for the first person or team to compromise each of the browsers.
> Google, Apple and Mozilla, incidentally, all rolled out updates to their browsers just before Pwn2Own. It was not a coincidence.
@nhinkle We had a big laser printer burn out its fuser a few days ago - I checked the error code + I used to repair printers so I checked out the fuser and it was charred! I reported it to the maintenance company two days ago and the engineer turned up today, had a look and said "Yes, you're right, it needs a new fuser - I'll order one and come back with it next week" Sigh.
Hey all, I have been hearing that google chrome is either stopping support for or has already stopped support for this movie thing called h.264. What is h.264, and why should I care that they may be dropping support for it?
You are right in that the 32-bit edition of Windows XP is limited to a maximum of 4 GBs of RAM.
The difference you will find with the 64-bit edition for Windows XP is that it's difficult to find hardware drivers for it, and some software simply isn't compatible. You'd probably be much better of...
the question about what is h264 wouldn't have to be bad, though wikipedia material
Your problem is that PyOpenSSL is not installed. You don't say, but I infer from your question that you have installed a 32 bit version of PyOpenSSL but are using a 64 bit version of Python. That won't work.
If you really can't get a 64 bit version of PyOpenSSL, then the simplest, and possibly t...
Nice, haven't thought of just installing all 32 bit versions as I'm not so dependent on 64 bit Python yet.
@TomWij Thanks. I am just getting so annoyed... Been 2ish days trying to solve it on and off... so fed up as I want to start work on a few projects in MVC
I read somewhere in StackOverflow or StackOverflow Meta that if I had a problem, then solved it myself, I can share the problem and solution with you.
Problems:
ubuntu
nvidia
disappearing mouse pointer
weird video color
usb
rync read-only filesystem error
kindle read-only fil...
Hey all, I have been hearing that google chrome is either stopping support for or has already stopped support for this movie thing called h.264. What is h.264, and why should I care that they may be dropping support for it?
