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@JourneymanGeek I havent used an intel card on linux since 2005, but if they did anything like AMD + Nvidia did, then you should have an option to write a new configuration file. Find where Intels keeping it, and edit it.
Comic Sans MS scores extremely well in readability, particularly for educational content (like Higgs-Boson announcement):
Fortune favors the bold (and the Italicized): Effects of disfluency on educational outcomes
Which Fonts Do Children Prefer to Read Online?
Only designers really take issue ...
Yeah the whole ["What do you like?" "Its called ____ you probably never heard of it" "Oh actually I have. I really like it" "Shame they suck now."] effect
When [someone] need to Share the internet connection of their [Wifi Adapter 1] into an [Ethernet] and [Wifi Adapeter "Accesspoint Mode" ] Do you bridge the ETH + Wifi AP and ICS into it? Or do you Bridge everything?
After the installation of Windows 8 I was unable to activate it, because of this at a regular interval of time the 'Activate Windows' screen appears. Is there a way to permanently disable this screen from appearing?
This might be a dumb question, but on sites like AskUbuntu when official support for the OS ends questions involving them become off-topic. Does the same apply here on SuperUser.com? I've been perusing the help section, and meta but I am not finding an answer.
though the question itself was something pretty stupid (IIRC about web browsers; if you're connecting your giant industrial machine controller to the internet you're doing something very very wrong)
Ok, so I know what you are thinking: "What on earth are you doing still running Windows 3.1?"
Here's the situation. The computer running 3.1 is also the controller for $150,000 bandsaw made in Germany, so any chance of upgrading the actual computer without spending quite a bit of money up fron...
I wonder if "subscriber represents, warrants and agrees that it will not contribute any Subscriber Content that (a) infringes, violates or otherwise interferes with any copyright or trademark of another party" counts
There is a registry setting named FlipFlopWheel that does this! HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Enum\HID\VID_???\VID_???\Device Parameters. There might be multiple mouse entries. The default value for FlipFlopWheel should already ready 0. Change into 1 to invert scrolling. Reboot or p...
Ah... interesting point. Yes of course... You sir are some form of genius (or vampire, based upon your previous post of the cartoon), either way I'm grateful (or scared)
hmmm. Wow. I'm a dev, working on R&D for 4G/5G mobile phone technology and so never got a chance to venture into the security world... To be honest, I've never even set up a SSL when I do web projects ha ha, but I do listen to DownTheRabbit hole podcast (or used to) but it's hard work as they can't talk about their clients or go into details... It makes it quite a daft idea for a podcast really he he
Yes, I need to start doing SSL - I know SO sites had concerns when moving to SSL because of the SEO impact, but they seemed to have worked round the issue...
> For these reasons, over the past few months we’ve been running tests taking into account whether sites use secure, encrypted connections as a signal in our search ranking algorithms. We've seen positive results, so we're starting to use HTTPS as a ranking signal. For now it's only a very lightweight signal — affecting fewer than 1% of global queries, and carrying less weight than other signals such as high-quality content — while we give webmasters time to switch to HTTPS. But over time, we may decide to strengthen it, because we’d like to encourage all website owners to switch from HTTP …
In short: making your site HTTPS will give it a better ranking.
@JourneymanGeek yes, this is why I can't understand why AV do a full scan. I'm not a fan of AVG and the free version by default runs a scan on every boot of the machine
@Bob, yes I suspected as much, and have had issues in the past accessing files due to AV keeping a handle on a file etc (via .net)
I use Kaspersky at home. Although I work only with Microsoft, I don't use their free AV simply because I feel too many people will attack them for being MS!! Not sure if that's founded or nonsense though :) I've heard some great reviews about it
> 1) Download the payload to the browser cache 2) Compromise the PC with an exploit 3) Download the malware to the PC 4) Execute the malware which will in turn execute the payload that’s in the cache
Yes, there is source code to do the drive by it freely available (although this was from an old attack which (so it claimed) modern browsers wouldn't allow to be executed ). I don't see the point of this either but, I was interested in how it was achieved...
he he, yes, the drive by I read was use javascript to push something into cache, then use flash to push a vb script or similar in... I can't remember fully now, but at the point remember thinking "this is fine, but, how do you get the javascript/exploit on the PC first? Dodgy plugin etc but this means, user error!"
It's odd, I remember learning bits about IT, realising how complicated it was, to then within a year or 2, thinking I knew it all (since I knew what I needed for the firm I worked at, and being young and arrogant (I still stand by being arrogant :) )) and now realising the insane vastness of the IT world and yet how small as most things rely on a handful of technologies (or at least, what is built upon a handful of technologies)...
Right, I have to go, thanks for the chat and the links Bob and Journeyman :)
Let's get one thing straight: MHz / GHz and number of cores are no longer an indicator of the relative performance of a processor.
They were dubious numbers at best even in the past, but now that we have mobile devices, they are absolutely terrible indicators.
Today, the best numbers to conside...
@JourneymanGeek funnily enough, once you go past, say, Core 2 era, phones having the same clockrate / higher clockrate can actually out-perform the older desktops, because the platform factors, # of cores, etc. start to take their toll on the ancient FSB stuff, DDR1, etc.
I/O bandwidth becomes a limiting factor after long... I'm sure there are some 4 GHz CPUs from 10 years ago that are much slower in real world benchmarks than a 2 GHz quad core SoC
@Bob or, to consider the other scenario, if you had a CPU-hungry process and a significantly less hungry process playing audio (so, time-sensitive, it can't afford to wait unless you like dropouts), a dual-core would be worlds better for your actual needs than a single-core unless the single-core were so fast that it could easily interleave both processes
an O(1) Linux kernel scheduler might help :S
or rather, an O(expensive) Windows kernel scheduler might hurt :P
(not actually sure what the runtime of the Windows scheduler is, but it must have been pretty terrible in the 9x and XP days because music dropouts were a problem for many years)
So my wife's birthday is coming up and she love's our kitchen except she has mentioned it would be nice to look out the window while doing the dishes.
So I had this idea of a virtual window
I can get a wall mount webcam or something pointing out our bedroom window. That part was easy someone in...
@Bob since the users data structure is shared between each room the bot is in, and there's no Map between room and owner flags, the bot literally does not store the data of whether each user is an owner in each of its rooms... so that's a valid defect, it's just being mischaracterized as being a hard-coding of 17 when it's not that at all.
hey guys... any words of wisdom on this... I have a MySQL db running on Azure VM Windows Server 2012. Once per second the log db gets about 2K inserts through LOAD DATA INFILE... once a day I need to run stats and when that is crunching through the data the LOAD DATA INFILE times out. I'm already using disk stripping to help with the write load, also the temp tables for stats are saved to another DB on a different disk but the timeouts are still happening.
Hi everyone, quick question. Im doing some research on router vulnerabilities. I'd like to know if I can get a list of devices running on the ARM architecture as opposed to the more popular MIPS
@allquixotic yeah, and it's humming along until I have to run the stats... short of pausing the service that is doing the insets I'm out of ideas of how to help MySQL handle all of the work. The disk striping and saving the temporary stats tables to different disk helped a little, but I'm still getting time outs.
@allquixotic unfortunately, that is not an option as the programmer that wrote the service doesn't have time to make the change.
@gandolf I don't think there's a canonical list of routers by processor type. Perhaps try the DD-WRT list of supported routers and manually pick out the ones with arm processors
@allquixotic @gandolf I don't think there's a canonical list of routers by processor type. Perhaps try the OpenWRT? list of supported routers and manually pick out the ones with arm processors (source)
Comic Sans MS scores extremely well in readability, particularly for educational content (like Higgs-Boson announcement):
Fortune favors the bold (and the Italicized): Effects of disfluency on educational outcomes
Which Fonts Do Children Prefer to Read Online?
Only designers really take issue ...
After the installation of Windows 8 I was unable to activate it, because of this at a regular interval of time the 'Activate Windows' screen appears. Is there a way to permanently disable this screen from appearing?
Let's get one thing straight: MHz / GHz and number of cores are no longer an indicator of the relative performance of a processor.
They were dubious numbers at best even in the past, but now that we have mobile devices, they are absolutely terrible indicators.
Today, the best numbers to conside...
