@victor23k As you had NOD32 running you are probably protected - you could always see whether the registry entries mentioned in the text you posted have been modified but I suspect you are clean.
I want to be able to find text on the following awesome image and where the text is located in it.
I'm sure there are many ways (1, 2, 3, 4 ...) to achieve this in a customized fashion but is there any OCR out there able to make this a PDF with all of its text as text automagically?
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I want to be able to find text on the following awesome image and where the text is located in it.
I'm sure there are many ways (1, 2, 3, 4 ...) to achieve this in a customized fashion but is there any OCR out there able to make this a PDF with all of its text as text automagically?
Looks like ...
because I did agree with @Mark with the previous image, but it didn't bother me all that much. now this smaller one... I can't see why it bothered him so much.
@Cawas OK, I'll bite...as per the site rules, having the image there makes the question too localised and specific to one situation and thus a strong candidate for closure. It would be prudent if you want the question to remain to make the question more generic.
Questions about hackintoshes are against the Mac OS X Software License Agreement where it is stated: "you are granted a limited non-exclusive license to install, use and run one (1) copy of the Apple Software on a single Apple-branded computer at a time." Therefore, Hackintosh questions are not welcome here.
... actually, you just solved an issue i had accidentally
naw, anything illegal comes under the 'if you don't have the skills to do it, you arn't good enough to' rule
however, i DO need to fix an ipod, and i could use DU off a mac boot disk with boot132 to format it to HFS....
(the alternative being to have to bring it to a friend's place and have them do it. considering formatting it in linux with badblocks didn't complete after two months...)
http://superuser.com/questions/174431/ascii-unicorn-one-liner this is an UTTERLY bizzare question
currently only enabled for new posts, not edits, because i haven't gotten it quite functional with edits
(i wrote this almost entirely while in the car without access to the internet working off a static copy of the SU ask question page I saved to my computer, so bear with me :P )
@MattJenkins Just asked a colleague about Ubuntu 10.10 on VmWare player and he says you have to use the 'alternate' install version otherwise the install hangs as you discovered
One of the LH3000s (PIII 1GHz 256MB RAM) had two NICs and was running as a router! The replacement has a dual core AMD neo processor and runs an embedded Linux from a 2GB USB stick and does the same job in 15MB RAM.
I normally thought timezones were whole number deals, but found out earlier in the year that it is not so... it shook my world... then the russians said "Feck timezones, one time for all!" which I found reassuring...
Or was that just getting rid of the summertime/wintertime insanity which plagues us? I can't remember now...
What it basically means is that I can no longer be bothered to wear a watch and for about 1/2 of the year my car clock is wrong. Computers and mobile phones are cool and adjust the clock automagically so less messing about there...
Daylight savings seems completely pointless to me, why do we bother?
Whenever I ask people they come up with some fuzzy answer about farmers needing an extra hour of daylight... the daylight is still there, changing the clocks to suit it is stupid.
But that's just a pet peeve, as you may be able to tell.
Franklin, who penned the proverb, "Early to bed and early to rise, makes a man healthy, wealthy and wise," was among the first to suggest the idea. In a 1784 essay he wrote that adjusting the clocks in the spring could be a good way to save on candles.
The practice of changing the clocks has had a somewhat bumpy history in the United States. It was first established in 1918, but then repealed a year later. During World War II, the country again took up the practice to conserve energy from 1942 to 1945.
...Another study, performed in 2007 by the RAND Corporation found that the increase in daylight in spring led to a roughly 10 percent drop in vehicular crashes.
So if we all used candles instead of this wonderful thing called electricity, there'd be a point to DST
Tempted? (I'm still not convinced): Will Samsung clear the way for its new, much more svelte 8.9in and 10.1 Galaxy Tabs by selling off the original, 7in model cheap? If it won't, retailer Asda will.
It is now offering the Android 2.2 Froyo tablet for a mere 300 quid, down, it says, from £437
Disk prices are just getting so low now. Will be interesting to see what effect the Japanese troubles will have on the market - although I suspect a lot are made in Korea/Taiwan, but as for the components..?
I want to be able to find text on the following awesome image and where the text is located in it.
I'm sure there are many ways (1, 2, 3, 4 ...) to achieve this in a customized fashion but is there any OCR out there able to make this a PDF with all of its text as text automagically?
Looks like ...
Chrome its self has syncing built in. Simply go to Preferences --> Personal Stuff --> Set Up Sync. You can sync bookmarks, extensions, themes, etc.
