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Journeyman Geek

12:41 AM

ooh

mondo/mindi has a update for fedora 21

Bob

soooo

internet connection down at work

Journeyman Geek

1:21 AM

Ahh. Do you feel a disturbance in the force like a thousand programmers crying out in horror?

Bob

that's a bloody long eta

HackToHell

1:43 AM

@JourneymanGeek Offline copy of SO ftw

Bob

oh look it's back

Psycogeek

3:04 AM

rethinkrobotics.com/build-a-bot/baxter should i get the extended warrenty or not ?

Journeyman Geek

I would assume not ;p

Oh... maybe

Braiam

3:45 AM

TIL... Why kicking fox tail considered as luck whereas fox voice is considered as un-luck?

@Bob ^?

Journeyman Geek

0_0

I'm indian and I've never heard of this.

blog.adafruit.com/2015/02/08/…

Psycogeek

4:36 AM

I would be reluctant to buy anything from any group of people selling such a thing, they have neither morals or sence musicdirect.com/…;

more digital optical audio voodoo musicdirect.com/…; from the same distribution. Could be you can buy stuff like this for a Coffee Table conversation piece , hours of laughs in a single fraud.

5:02 AM

6:07 AM

0_0

uhhh

6:29 AM

oh fun. I'm the only guy who knows windows troubleshooting here. Yay.

I really need to get a windows box here ;p

Bob

@allquixotic Speaking of user-agent-sniffing, FUCK OFF GOOGLE

Journeyman Geek

0_0

Were we?

Bob

(their JS maps API decides streetview rendering mode by user agent.)

(in non-webgl modes, terrible parallax. straight roads look like 90 degree curves)

Journeyman Geek

ahh
annnd?

ah hah!

Bob

(let's see... firefox 35, all roads look like shit. chrome, looks fine. firefox with chrome UA, looks fine.)

(therefore: fuck you google, fuck you)

...

it even performs webgl rendering with an IE11 UA

@JourneymanGeek maybe a day or two ago :P

IIRC @ThatBrazilianGuy.

Similar issue, though with a third-party site.

Still absolute bullshit.

Psycogeek

6:51 AM

I been using this - Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 6.1) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/36.0.1985.143 Safari/537.36 - agent string someone posted, have no idea how the web stuff sees it, but life is better with it.

I did not know you could make combos :-) or how anything parsing what it is your (supposedly) using, parses first.

Bob

pile of steaming horse shit

code.google.com/p/gmaps-api-issues/issues/detail?id=4272&;

"Marking as fixed based on comment #21 and issue with original examples now working."

now working my arse

enabled for Chrome/OSX, great. what about the other three browser combinations in the original post?

Psycogeek

I always thought it was odd how many different ways the same web stuff (general) can be displayed, depending on the browser your using at the time. As if I somehow expected people making the websites to test how it looked on different browsers before releacing it.

Bob

Worst part is, we're actually paying them for this broken crap.

Psycogeek

the variations are almost Analog :-)

Which makes me wonder if we really needed high precision after the decimal.

Things are not 1 pixel off , or 1 pixel wrong, or a few digits of color different, like analog, no this is digital , it can be way way off :-) Like the horrid color on many cheap LED LCD screens. all that perfection and precision, can be destroyed at any points in the stream.

All the talk 20 years ago , about how digital would be a perfect 1-1 always, yet even a different decoding codec, a different 3d render method, or a different way of interpreting a piece of code at the client. Some stuff is so far off from 1-1 , making the digital promises they made . . . dependant.

All the consumer cameras are on the bleeding edge, still bleeding on the edges because of overcompressed jpeg

How do you mix a 3D rendered interpolation surface, redisplayed on 2d surface , with a sub-pixel text render?

Psycogeek

7:52 AM

Cripes i cant believe I watched all that. "Revolution" the tv show about (basically) all the power going out across the globe. Ended hard :-( you would think they would turn the lights off before they left.

Sabre Tooth

8:05 AM

site down in my area of Australia

back up, but slow

Journeyman Geek

blah, having a super wierd issue with a windows box at work. Its a dual monitor system and only one monitor is working, and after we upgraded the driver its the secondary

Psycogeek

Primary or secondary gets assigned when plugged and stored in registry. AMDs stuff with the latests drivers actually allows changing it after the fact now. But then it burps and can switch them ?? So for them they fixed the fact that you had to go to the regitry to change it, then it ended up being a tiny bit buggy.

registry

Psycogeek

8:33 AM

Change that, they always allowed primary and secondary to change, it was what is designated as 1&2 , that OCD thing where 1 should also be primary. Although it does not have to be.

Psycogeek

9:12 AM

superuser.com/questions/875546/… <--- colon cleanse anyone?

Psycogeek

9:28 AM

Gone!

Oliver Salzburg

9:58 AM

I really wonder sometimes about what people did to earn a 10 year ban stackoverflow.com/users/2665694/andreas-jung

Psycogeek

10:46 AM

bad very bad ;-) after being a user for 5 years with lots of rep

Journeyman Geek

a decade long suspension is essentially a ban here 0_0

Eh. Slightly tired. I'm not too bad for someone who's been up since 4 am or so ;p

Oliver Salzburg

11:14 AM

This is one of my favorite bug reports yet: youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/WEB-15139 drives me insane

I've been using that software for 2 years now, the issue has always been present but I was always too lazy to write a proper report

I bet they won't fix it because it would be a breaking change

!!xkcd 1172

ChatBot John Cavil

There are probably children out there holding down spacebar to stay warm in the winter! YOUR UPDATE MURDERS CHILDREN.

Oliver Salzburg

@ChatBotJohnCavil Lose the hat, xmas is over!

Journeyman Geek

11:48 AM

Eh. Was the driver and a undocumented quirk of our install only one guy knew about

Bob

urk

damn shipping costs

Psycogeek

12:09 PM

they raised shipping costs when gas prices went high, forgot to lower them again when the gas prices went back down. I hate when that (always) happens.

I call it price ratcheting.

Psycogeek

12:23 PM

superuser.com/users/351051/user3725003 <--- hmm, did this guy make a miseak, and show up as a spammer? At first he makes subtle recommend for "efficientcalendar.com" , now asks in question about "www.efficientnotes.com" seems a bit fishey.

and his only other rep on the other sites is similar, as if there is only one thing he has interest in discussing.

oh definate, because at productivitySE he recommends it (notes), then on here he asks if it is any good.

Journeyman Geek

1:50 PM

meh. I gave mondorescue a shot annnnd... it crashed.

Bob

currently waging war on flies

haven't seen one all summer

suddenly...

well... I've caught 9 the last 6hrs

there's another one here somewhere

wtf is going on

HackToHell

Well it's Australia ;p

I do suppose reddit exaggerates things a bit

Oliver Salzburg

2:10 PM

Halp! I need to find USB extensions like this one: eud.dx.com/product/…

...but from a vendor that doesn't need a year to deliver

That is the important bit

All I can find are these:

HackToHell

A noobish js question

I have an JS object as var image = {name:"Hello",url="http://xxx.xxx"};

Now how do I define an array of image

Can I do var image = [{name:"Hello",url="http://xxx.xxx"},{name:"ddd",url=ss.ss";}];

Bob

@OliverSalzburg Price range?

@HackToHell ya

Oliver Salzburg

@Bob Below 20EUR would be nice ;)

Bob

but ideally you create a prototype thingo

Oliver Salzburg

Important factor is how fast I can have it in my hands and that it's as small as possible

HackToHell

2:19 PM

@Bob What's that

Bob

var Image = function() {
};

var anImage = new Image();

Where that function is effectively a constructor

so you could have

var Image = function(name, url) {
    this.name = name;
    this.url = url;
}

var anImage = new Image(name, url);

var images = [new Image(name, url), new Image(name, url)];

GFSE

GemsFromStackExchange: can anyone give this guy ‘one big data’? plz? kthx...

posted on February 09, 2015

can anyone give this guy ‘one big data’? plz? kthx bai.

Bob

That's primarily useful if you want to define methods (Image.prototype.methodName = function() {};)

But it also lets you check the type later (anImage instanceof Image)

HackToHell

@Bob oooh

okay

Bob

You could just have anything that "looks like" an "image" be accepted.

If you go the class/prototype way:

function isImage(obj) {
    return obj instanceof Image;
}

If you go the duck typing way:

function isImage(obj) {
    return obj.name !== undefined && obj.url !== undefined;
}

It's up to you which way you choose.

Both have advantages and disadvantages.

HackToHell

2:23 PM

This Javascript's no type of variables thing is making debugging hell

i should probably prototype everything

Bob

Maybe any functions you use that accept an Image also accept the plain object and auto-casts them before use.

That's what the Google Maps JS API does, btw

Anything that accepts a LatLng also accepts any object with a lat and lng property

@OliverSalzburg That's a nice large price range :P

HackToHell

Okay, I'll keep it in mind. I better add this to OneNote

Bob

I'd say monoprice, but... well, I was looking at ordering something from them earlier

HackToHell

I'll forget it otherwise ;p

Bob

2 hours ago, by Bob

urk

2 hours ago, by Bob

damn shipping costs

$40 shipping

Journeyman Geek

2:26 PM

monoprice's non US shipping is steep

Bob

at least it's fast O_O

@OliverSalzburg Don't you have a German Amazon?

@JourneymanGeek Ya.

It'd really have to be a bulk order.

I'm hoping I can convince @allquixotic to test one of their 2m USB cables for me :P

Happy to pay for it. Just don't want to spend $40 shipping on a dud. Or 20 duds.

Monoprice intra-US shipping can't be more than $10?

Journeyman Geek

lol

Oliver Salzburg

@Bob Sure

Bob

@OliverSalzburg amazon.de/Micro-USB-Kabel-90%C2%B0-Winkel-2-m/dp/B00GJVHVPG/…

Oliver Salzburg

@Bob That's not the right one

Journeyman Geek

2:29 PM

@Bob: heh. Slightly tempted to order the speakers I want off amazon eventually. It would be free shipping, but I'm not sure if those use a SMPS.

o.O

I need A-A

Ohhh

But I think my co-worker just found some

Bob

@OliverSalzburg Wait, both sides A?

HackToHell

2:29 PM

hmm tempted to use orchestrate.io instead of setting up a databse server

Bob

One side female?

HackToHell

It's free and all ;p

Journeyman Geek

@OliverSalzburg: I tend to have those from the ~~dark ages~~ time when USB drives didn't use the proper mini or micro cables.

Bob

@JourneymanGeek You could always ask :P

Journeyman Geek

@Bob: Actually...

I think @OliverSalzburg has those same speakers ;p

Bob

2:30 PM

@JourneymanGeek I really want some good Micro USB cables -_-

As in, 2m. 24 AWG or better. Connectors that last longer than a week.

Journeyman Geek

(story of my life. INVARIABLY someone gets stuff I want, before I do, on my recommendation ;p)

Bob

No idea where to get them from.

Monoprice sounds good, buuuuuut shipping

Oliver Salzburg

@Bob Yes, it should be an extension

Journeyman Geek

@Bob: If I ever come across them I'll let you know

Bob

@JourneymanGeek thanks :P

Journeyman Geek

2:31 PM

At some point I'm pondering getting a few more purple audio cables.

Bob

Journeyman Geek

(specific brand DX sells, they're cheap and solid... and every other cable made by that brand is the same shade of purple)

@Bob: IIRC amazon US is free shipping over 200 USD or something to here

Bob

Yea, sorry if I'm not particularly enthusiastic about the AU Amazon.

@OliverSalzburg amazon.com/Smays-Micro-b-Charging-Extension-inches/dp/…

@JourneymanGeek So... Amazon has the same Monoprice cables for 4x the price, but 1/4x the shipping :P

Journeyman Geek

lol

HackToHell

Orchestrate's better than a db ;p github.com/orchestrate-io/orchestrate.js

Oliver Salzburg

2:42 PM

@Bob That one would have been perfect. I couldn't find any like that on German Amazon

Bob

@HackToHell It's a key-value store.

Completely different from a RDB.

Oliver Salzburg

And the only other sites that sold them were located in China with delivery times ~1 month

HackToHell

@Bob Yeah it's like nosql

Oliver Salzburg

We ordered these now: partsdata.de/usb-kabel-usb-zubehoer/usb-2.0-kabel-ab-gewinkelt/…

HackToHell

All i need to do is store the array in the db

So that's enough for now :O

Bob

2:43 PM

@OliverSalzburg ~7-11 day shipping isn't too bad.

Or 2-day, but that'll blow your budget

Oliver Salzburg

@Bob We need them yesterday, as always

Bob

@OliverSalzburg Well, if you need multiple the 2-day Amazon might still work out cheaper :P

Ah well.

Oliver Salzburg

So, yeah, you're right. Would have been only slightly more expensive, but USB 3.0

But the device we need them for doesn't have 3.0, so it would have been a future investment

Thanks for your help though

DragonLord

> I'm a computer and tech enthusiast. Have any questions or concerns about my contributions? Let me know on chat. Oh, and I eat spam(mers) for lunch. *roar*

From my updated user card.

That Brazilian Guy

@Bob Last Friday, WhatsApp web.

Oliver Salzburg

2:54 PM

Have you guys ever seen RJ45 patch panels with RJ45 sockets on both sides? So that you can use off-the-shelf cables (with connectors on each side)?

ebay.com/itm/…

That seems interesting

Bob

@OliverSalzburg I know they exist, and I might be getting one at some point :P

Oliver Salzburg

I wonder if there's a specific name for something like that

Bob

Our house was wired with cat6, but all the cables just come out of the wall in one room.

Need to get a proper patch panel in there.

Oliver Salzburg

This is the one on ebay: ebay.com/itm/…

Bob

@OliverSalzburg "female to female patch panel"?

accessories.us.dell.com/sna/…

Oliver Salzburg

2:58 PM

delock.de/infothek/Kataloge_Flyer/EN137708_213.pdf

Apparently there's the "keystone system"

Bob

"feedthrough"?

Oliver Salzburg

Keystone module

A keystone module is a standardized snap-in package for mounting a variety of low-voltage electrical jacks or optical connectors into a keystone wall plate, face plate, surface-mount box, or a patch panel. Keystone modules have a rectangular face of 14.5 mm wide by 16.0 mm high and are held in place with flexible tabs. This allows them to be snapped into a mounting plate with correspondingly-sized rectangular holes, called ports. All keystones, regardless of the type of jack they carry, are interchangeable and replaceable. This provides much flexibility in arranging and mounting many different...

Bob

Ya, feedthrough seems to be the generic name.

Oliver Salzburg

I'm learning some amazing stuff today ;D

mrg2k8

you'll also need a crimper for it

HackToHell

3:00 PM

Blah According to Orchestrate, this is not valid JSON

[
   {
      "name":"hello",
      "url":"http://loopp.exe"
   },
   {
      "name":"pool",
      "url":"http://lopss"
   }
]

HTTP/1.1 400 Bad Request
Content-Type: application/json
X-ORCHESTRATE-REQ-ID: 5369d9c0-b06c-11e4-8486-069834dbfc8b

{
"message": "The API request is malformed.",
"details": {
"info": "Content must be a valid JSON object."
},
"code": "api_bad_request"
}

:/

Wait, me thinks the square brackets might be causing the error

yep, pasting their own request back works

But according to online JSON validators the above format is correct

It's the output of JSON.stringify()

Bob

JSON object

shrug

HackToHell

ah

;p

.parse() ftw

Bob

Look at what format their API expects

i.e. RTM :P

That Brazilian Guy

AAAAAAA F$%# MY WORK NETWORK

Bob

o.O

Oliver Salzburg

3:05 PM

@mrg2k8 No, not having to need one is exactly why we're looking into those

HackToHell

orchestrate.io/docs/apiref#applications

> All values must be valid JSON.

Oliver Salzburg

Apparently the correct term for the patch panel tool is

Punch down tool

A punch down tool, also called a punchdown tool or a krone tool (named after the KRONE LSA-PLUS connector), is a small hand tool used by telecommunication and network technicians. It is used for inserting wire into insulation-displacement connectors on punch down blocks, patch panels, keystone modules, and surface mount boxes (also known as biscuit jacks). == Description and use == Most punch down tools are of the impact type, consisting of a handle, an internal spring mechanism, and a removable slotted blade. To use the punch down tool, a wire is pre-positioned into a slotted post on a punch block...

Interesting

HackToHell

That's all they said ;p

> JSON.parse(JSON.stringify(image))

Still doesn't return a JSON obejct

allquixotic

@Bob ? *reads up*

Bob

@allquixotic The first ping was a rant about Google doing UA sniffing,

@allquixotic The second ping was about Monoprice cables :P

It costs $40+ to ship here, so there isn't much point in buying less than bulk (20+ cables).

I'm not sure about buying 20+ untested cables.

HackToHell

3:13 PM

Ah nvm, I can't push arrays

Bob

So, I was wondering if I could buy one for you to test :P

HackToHell

I have to change the key values ;p

allquixotic

@Bob normally I'd say yes, but dad has been giving me shit for ordering too much stuff online lately ;/ even if I'm not paying for it, it'd be weird to explain

Bob

Ah.

Was it the SSD? :P

HackToHell

Blah even after that it's not working

Arrays are supposed to work

allquixotic

3:23 PM

@Bob among others

and it seems all my mail directed to my office at work goes to /dev/trash

Bob

o.O

allquixotic

it's a valid mailing address but it never reaches me

unless it's stashed in some room in a mailbox I wasn't informed I had

HackToHell

Top level has to be an object apparently

Bob

@allquixotic tried asking the receptionist (if there is one)?

@JourneymanGeek ^

allquixotic

@Bob hahahahaha...... we have no receptionist :D too cheap

@Bob I love it haha

DragonLord

4:04 PM

Haven't touched Borderlands TPS in a while

I've nearly lost track of where I am

Good thing I have decent commit messages in the Git repository

(Yes, I keep some of my game saves in an SCM)

sigh

32nd level Lawbringer, Chapter 10 in Normal Mode

allquixotic

1

Q: PC permenently freezes in unusual pattern

I have read many of threads about this issue yet none of them seem to be the same as mine. Let me first tell you a short story of my PC. It served me quite many years (5 maybe). During that time it had few things replaced. Right now everything except hard disk is replaced. For few months I had a...

BGM

4:24 PM

Hello, everyone.

Anyone have a moment to help me remove an uninstallable IRST?

GFSE

GemsFromStackExchange: friebnds, Robmans, counbtrymen, linix wan use?

posted on February 09, 2015

friebnds, Robmans, counbtrymen, linix wan use?

allquixotic

4:42 PM

@BGM urgh... busy at work.... and little/no experience with IRST

BGM

@allquixotic okay, well thanks for being willing.

@DragonLord you still there?

DragonLord

Yes?

BGM

I'd like to wrap this up, if you are willing.

DragonLord

I'm stumped myself.

I suppose it would be better if you asked a question on the main site.

BGM

HEy! I got the paperclip guy for that statement.

You know, I've got bad luck on this site.

I get trolled all the time here.

allquixotic

4:45 PM

I saw you guys talking about the IRST thing before but I don't know the full back story on it

BGM

If you don't mind, let me run this by you first, then if you still are not sure, I'll ask.

allquixotic

given the amount of effort that's been put into it so far, I'm tempted to say reinstall the OS

BGM

Where I am right now is that there is IRST 11 on my computer but I cannot uninstall it.

jithujose

Hi everyone

BGM

@allquixotic no way - I can't do that. I'd give up on IRST first.

@DragonLord When I run the uninstaller, it shows, but after I click next to begin, the process ends.

jithujose

4:47 PM

I'm facing a strange problem in an ubuntu server 14.04.1 LTS VM.
I'm trying to use the avconv tool for converting some videos. After the installation for some minutes it works, after that If I try to execute the avconv command I get this error: cannot execute binary file: Exec format error

BGM

So version 11 has no running service, nor even a service in the services list.

There are no running iastor processes or services.

So I am thinking it isn't even really installed.

Geek uninstaller will find there are registry keys for it.

I could remove those and delete the old version 11 files in program files folder.

Then actually install a new version.

Does that sound reasonable?

allquixotic

@BGM I think it comes with a driver too

have to make sure that isn't installed either

BGM

@allquixotic there ia an iaStorA driver

that is running

and an iastorV driver that is stopped.

allquixotic

@jithujose check dmesg and /var/log/messages for anything weird about ATA transfers or the like... could be a FS or storage issue

BGM

and an iastor driver (for AHCI) that is running.

allquixotic

4:52 PM

if it's VirtualBox I'm not going to say anything else other than that VirtualBox is fundamentally and badly broken and you should use different virtual machine software

@BGM I'm pretty sure regular old iastor is not part of the IRST thing, it's just the AHCI driver for the disk

jithujose

I am running it in proxmox on a local server

@allquixotic

allquixotic

@BGM Being unable to reinstall your OS hints at a more fundamental problem (such as no backups?) which probably needs to be resolved... the fact is, the OS sometimes gets hosed up. Even if it's a significant time sink to do so, you should be able to reinstall at any point.

BGM

@allquixotic The problem is time. I don't have time to do that.

allquixotic

@jithujose okay, so you're not using a badly broken hypervisor... anyway, check the logs

BGM

@DragonLord Would I get into trouble by removing the entry in Windows for the uninstaller?

allquixotic

4:56 PM

@BGM removing all traces of IRST in the registry is fine, as long as you are able to identify and remove all other traces of IRST as well

if you're able to remove enough stuff that the installer to put it back in is successful, then you're done

BGM

There are files in program files (x86) relating to it.

allquixotic

otherwise you'd have to keep removing things it touched with its many tendrils until it's happy enough to install

jithujose

@allquixotic: Do you find anything wrong in this dmesg output?
https://gist.github.com/jithujose/cfdf563347027130333f

BGM

@allquixotic oh, I can run a new installer with no problem.

I just can run the uninstaller for the old version.

maybe I should try to reinstall the old version...

maybe then I could get the uninstaller to remove it.

allquixotic

@jithujose that looks fine, actually...

are you able to repeatably fix the problem by reinstalling avconv from the packages?

jithujose

4:59 PM

yes

allquixotic

which packages? Ubuntu official?

jithujose

I tried backing up the avconv binary file and that too works

I installed it with apt-get install libav-tools

allquixotic

ok, do this: reinstall avconv; run md5sum /usr/bin/avconv immediately; then wait for it to break; then run md5sum /usr/bin/avconv again; see if it changes. if the sum changes, then try examining the file contents with a text editor; see if it's overwritten by something.

this is sounding like some kind of system process (maybe a virus scanner) is determining that the file is bad and breaking it

if the contents of the file appear to be "gibberish" even after it's overwritten by the virus scanner, then the next thing I'd want to determine is whether the file is overwritten with the same contents every time, or if the contents are randomized/modified

jithujose

@allquixotic let me do it

allquixotic

to determine if the contents are overwritten with something random or consistent, you would run md5sum again on /usr/bin/avconv after it has been overwritten, and repeat that process more than once

it may also be informative to compare the file size of /usr/bin/avconv before and after the overwrite

mrg2k8

5:11 PM

@OliverSalzburg Yes, my mistake.

jithujose

@allquixotic It's still running... I don't have any virus scanners installed in this vm

BGM

@DragonLord okay, so I reinstalled version 11.0.32 which I had before.

DragonLord

Can you remove it now?

BGM

Now I see that IRST is registered with the Intel Control Center - which it wasn't before.

AND the IRST panel loads.

AND there is only one version installed.

So I'm going to try and uninstall it.

DragonLord

Uninstall IRST, reboot, then install IRST version 13.1.

BGM

5:23 PM

The uninstaller worked this time.

DragonLord

After installing IRST 13.1, take a system restore point, make the registry changes, switch to RAID mode, and set up Smart Response.

Let me know once you get to the IRST control panel after switching to RAID mode.

jithujose

@allquixotic, it's so strange... it's still not broken..

allquixotic

5:39 PM

@jithujose does it only break when you run it? maybe your shell script is causing some data to be written to /usr/bin/avconv?

jithujose

There is a beanstalkd worker which uses the avconv command

it breaks randomly

allquixotic

@jithujose is it running as root? is /usr/bin/avconv owned by root/root and set to 755?

jithujose

-rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 131080 Aug 10 2014 avconv

allquixotic

ok, but is the beanstalkd worker running as root?

(or beanstalkd itself)

GFSE

6:52 PM

http://gemsfromstackexchange.tumblr.com/post/110556376476
GemsFromStackExchange
Photo

1423507529

BGM

8:11 PM

@DragonLord Say, do I need to format that SSD disk to NTFS, or will IRST do it for me?

Never mind. I formatted it to NTFS

Canadian Luke

Advice needed - Good eBook to listen to for an 8 hour trip? Or two...

allquixotic

@CanadianLuke audible.com/pd/Business/Influence-Audiobook/B00FPTSNYQ/…

Canadian Luke

Sure taking a long time to connect... Thanks though @allquixotic

BGM

8:42 PM

@DragonLord Haha! The problem was a mismatched driver. Also, version 11 was 32bit. I installed both the application and driver for 64 bit 13.1. Now in the IRST panel I have "Create volume" which I never had before. I've set the RAID options and the registry settings.

Also, IRST service was set to "delayed startup" and I set it to just "automatic".

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