I use a laptop both at home and work. On my Windows 7 laptop, it let me specify the work network as Work and my home network as Home, and associated sharing settings and default printers accordingly.
Now I am using a Windows 8 machine and I don't see the ability to separate Work and Home network...
@nhinkle: Personally other than the (rather odd) decision to wall off 'desktop' apps, windows RT isn't actually a mobile OS, its a ARM 'varient' in the spirt of the old alpha and mips forks of windows
so the size isn't a big issue, and most people won't care
@nhinkle: I actually see it being plausible - if you're running windows server, chances are you're running a mssql-asp-IIS stack
it gets more interesting with the sudden AMD-arm lovefest
/me does wonder if you could build a OS that would happily switch between two different processors, sort of like the big-little structure that iirc tegra uses, but with different systems.
The top answer to your question really does nail it on the head in the simplest form. If all else fails, you can always hire a part-time personal assistant to work one hour or a hundred hours for you, whatever you need to get caught up and educated on organization and efficiency. Sometimes it j...
First time I see SPAM on one of my questions.
Ah, seems she did two more questions; flag, flag, flagged.
running Android 4.0.4, this cute little cellphone-grade hardware is driving a 32" 1920x1080 HDTV and doing a really good job of it; got google apps configured, wifi connected, flashed a custom ROM and so on :D
Also, whoever wanted me to give my review of this Sony VAIO Duo 11, I give it a 5/5. Would buy again. 😊
Also, I am actually touch-typing with the onscreen keyboard in Windows 8. I just tried this as an experiment... I am impressed that it works with touch-typing at all!
This is pretty cool!
I should totally put up a video online of me doing this.
No, it's just as big as the hardware keyboard. You still have to make sure you don't move your fingers too far. :p
I did, a couple times, accidentally tap outside the keyboard, hiding it. And typos can happen, but without practice, I was able to type nearly as good as I can on a regular keyboard.
With practice, I expect it'd be even better. I find that impressive.
I don't know about the touch cover. I don't have a Surface.
> distribute of final decision from unit in andher by asylum & quibblo quiz. final decision must exit through eject not multifunction of monopoly game such saidina or google game.
About Stackstabilizer
Stackstabilizer is a Stackoverflow reader for Windows 8. It helps you browse content. It provides in-app search (Windows key + Q), and serves as a quick way of getting answers or questions for specific queries. It also includes live tiles right on the start screen that show...
No extra RAM needed, just enough hard drive space (or hard drives) to hold them all.
There is no limit... using boot loaders and similar technologies, you can simplyfy the process - When I was a younger geek, I used to think it was cool having everything from Windows 3.1 to XP and a few flavors ...
I've got five I haven't touched since installing them, another three that were only used for a couple of months, and just one I'm currently using. And another four untouched on the laptop. And I wonder where my disk space is gone :P
> Use a good quality, high power-rating spike-guard though - some of these inverters spike for as much as 400 Volts when the supply power comes back on
If you want to use your license on a clean install, you need to backup and restore your activation files.
Backup the folder located here: %WinDir%\System32\spp\store\.
To uninstall a key, right click on the Start corner > Command Prompt (Admin) > Yes > Type:
slmgr -upk
Actually, there is no...
A Google Chrome or Chromium tab crashes because v8 crashes because the backing store gives back null, and null can't be converted into a string to be used by v8.
Eh well, normally it just crashes Google News and SE Chat. Other than that I can't go to the extensions page although I have a handy extension so I can disable / enable extensions from a button in the top right.
> A very good morning to you! It was a great pleasure to read your blog "http://superuser.com/. I believe the articles which I have on “Internet Service, Phone service, Cheapest Service, Technology” will certainly grab the attention of your visitors. So, I am really eager to know whether you will be interested enough to accept the articles as guest posts. You can also provide me other topics if you want to.
> In case you have any query or you need some information, you can certainly email me whenever you feel like. I will really be waiting to hear from you. Thank you once again for your delightful blog.
> N.B:- I would like to request you for a bit of free by-line exposure and also a link to the site for which I blog.
Well, first part is obviously that he can blog about topics on SU. As for the N.B., that's not for me to decide and I suppose that would be a no-go. :P
The easiest way to use a GUI program which is very handy in this situation. I'm recommending it because its not good to play with registry when you are not familiar with it.
Just download new menu editor and install it, it need .Net Framework 3.5 or higher to run.
The right side panel ...
Topics for the blog need to somewhat be in the scope of our site which can be seen at superuser.com/faq;
discussing ISPs, phone services or how cheap certain services and technology are are topics that don't fit well
on the Super User site and blog. Guests posts are always welcome, although I can't tell you whether
free-by-line exposure or a link to your blog is possible; you can try to contact a moderator for that.
Moderators can be found in chat.stackexchange.com/rooms/114/ask-a-super-user-moderator
@OliverSalzburg Well, I think the problem with that is that most likely downvoting different people doesn't cause any correction or is less noticeable than downvoting the same person over and over.
It would also be pretty lame if people were kicked out of their level because some people go crazy the last day.
find combined with either a pipe or xargs or -exec should let you perform a recursive op on arbitrary criteria (just files, just directories, directories and files, files matching a wildcard in the name, files of a certain size, whatever)
@TomWijsman I was very close to that, but somehow I am very far away form it now :)
@TomWijsman due to unupvote I was. And there was a profile who cleared the level 1 but his questions/post were close so his level 1 meter was showing up he has complete the level 1 but when i hover the mouse on it, message popup with o/o post.
The top answer to your question really does nail it on the head in the simplest form. If all else fails, you can always hire a part-time personal assistant to work one hour or a hundred hours for you, whatever you need to get caught up and educated on organization and efficiency. Sometimes it j...
Right-click the lower left corner of the screen (which is equivalent to pressing +X) and click “File Explorer”:
syntaxerror: :1: syntax error, unexpected tIDENTIFIER, expecting send 960916235036 nilclass^ghulam boolen=213 mut clone from c:/program files/ruby-1.9.2/bin/irb:12:in ''
Short answer! There is no shortcut to do it.
May be someone do it with autohotkey script when they will give a support to Modern UI apps.
If you want to use your license on a clean install, you need to backup and restore your activation files.
Backup the folder located here: %WinDir%\System32\spp\store\.
To uninstall a key, right click on the Start corner > Command Prompt (Admin) > Yes > Type:
slmgr -upk
Actually, there is no...
