Dija Ever ? Start answering a question, and the preson is like "I am not doing that" , and your like, "well your the one with the Problem, mine works fine"
Dija Ever "i am using this insane method that has now failed, can you help me fix it" and your like "why are you using that insane method" to get "whats wrong with my method?" Which the reply still is "well mine works" :-)
What part of "your the one with the problem and the question" are you not understanding :-)
thought this was interesting superuser.com/questions/910057/illegitimate-screenshots , but I do not know what they are all saying? Checked to see if it was scam location, and thought Hmm, why not httpS for bank stuff ? switched to https and got
my usual method would be to go into said site , without stupidly following some link. I did that , and the cert is still showing like that once switched to https. so i guess it does not mean it was anything.
"You might consider embracing to understand rather than discounting to ignore the new features/interface. It's people with this mindset that hold the masses back. You want your old/comfortable cheese to the point that you won't allow yourself to discover the potential of a new cheese." Umm your eating limburger, dipped in horseradish sauce rolled in rye bread , and fried, and telling me my cheese is bad :-)
Yeah, he found a starbucks. He has this tradition of handing production a cupcake and some knives and making them fight to the death telling them "This is the farm, you need to decide how much each show gets" ;p
"There are 381 bad sectors on the disk surface. The contents of these sectors were moved to the spare area. 1 errors occured during data transfer. This may indicate problem of the device or with data/power cables. It is recommended to examine and replace the cables if possible. Problems occurred between the communication of the disk and the host 28865 times." I'm guessing this is bad? — Alejandra Moreno3 hours ago
once a HDD starts relocating sectors, there's a decent chance you've already lost something and future loss is entirely unpredictable (can happen at any time; whole drive could crash in the next 10 secs)
the autohide problem had to do with notifications, so some 3rd party dude made a program called taskbarslapper :-) all it does it bounce the notifications.
@AlejandraMoreno then check the cables. Which means to toss out the crappy china ones, and find good china ones that work right. and possibly also the power the HD is using.
Relocation indeed implies a small bit of data loss, only if those relocations happened in actual files you use instead of files that are temporary (which a lot of files are) and or covered by some checksum.
@AlejandraMoreno Yeah, regardless whether it is still usable that sounds like a top priority.
@JourneymanGeek: What I mean is, a drive with a small bit of relocated sectors can be usable for a few more years. It can be an unnecessary cost to throw them away every time you spot a relocated sector.
Under the assumption of the HDD owner having a backup of the data...
@AlejandraMoreno If a long test passes and it is not too much stutter, it should be usable for a little longer. Just don't store important data that you don't have a copy of on it.
@JourneymanGeek I'm the crazy guy who used his laptop without a backup for years.
Made a backup like a week ago; guess it's at the right time, because I expect it to eventually fail some months from now...
The HDD from my previous laptop is in an external kit somewhere around here, it's a bit more bad than this, guessing I migrated from that one right on time.
@TomWijsman No. Lots of pain with how NetBeans uses Makefiles (and therefore requires a make, and doesn't work with the MinGW one), and requires a full POSIX toolchain (rm, etc.).
Worse, it expects those in your PATH.
I detest adding crap to my PATH for any reason, let alone satisfying a single program.
@JourneymanGeek I'm alright-ish with adding some things I might want to call manually (the only acceptable time, really). Not when I need to add them to support some program that should be able to take its own paths.
Policy: Force selection of account before sending
Category Path: User Configuration\Administrative Templates\Microsoft Outlook 2010\Outlook Options\Mail\Compose Messages\
Think I'll be using this more, ton of hidden stuff that's now easily reachable with a simple search.
Tracking cookies are like Santa Claws , they know who you been sleeping with, they know when your awake, they know if you view bad or porn , so be good for tracking sake.
Tracking must die, it is an anonymous invasion of privacy, and no that is not an oxymoron.
we are building house in north California and we live in Florida. . We have electricity and would like to install a web based camera to monitor construction.
What camera do you recommend?
What do I need to set up.
Thanks
Maria
superuser.com/questions/909870/… why they give him the freaking point, when i wrote the whole book on it , and he just waltzes in and repeats what i said.
where was he when the whole thing started , and i had to pry out more info.
Hey @JourneymanGeek or @allquixotic I'm strongly considering renting a VM / VPS today on buyvm (USD15/yr) but I need to helpvampire you both a lot some help understanding the technical aspects of the signup form
> - All client information must be accurate (name, current address, etc). - Do not open multiple accounts. No exceptions. - **Do not place orders from proxies or VPN's.** - No spam, DDOS, or any other malicious activities.
So, do not hire us while on work? ;p
Hm.... CentOS 6.4 or Debian 7?
Going with Debian 7 as (I think) it is more recent
we are building house in north California and we live in Florida. . We have electricity and would like to install a web based camera to monitor construction.
What camera do you recommend?
What do I need to set up.
Thanks
Maria
