I use the new tab screen as a way to quickly navigate to my frequently visited sites, and I accidentally ×'ed one off. Hitting Ctrl + Z the moment after it happened didn't undo my miss-click.
How can I add it back?
Undo is like one of the coolest things ever put into computers, and computers are good at repeating stuff. My browsers has an Undo (bring back closed) and i thought i would never need it. And copy paste that is cool too :-)
When that does not work, the computer could just have a "Get Over It"
one time I lost about 6 hours of work, when a program crashed, undoubtedly when it was autosaving , because autosaves are only ever applied to programs that do crash so often. It took me 2 times as long to "get over it" as it did to re-do what I had done, recreating it all from memory in about 1 hour.
"Hey! Cortana console my loss" Cortana: I am sorry that happend to you, i know how you must feel, now Get Over It!
@Psycogeek iPhone 4 charging cable was torn a bit and phone did not charge. Gone to local mobile smartphone store and got charging cable. It surprisingly does not work.
I was doing the same thing a couple days ago. Added this to my .htaccess file:
ExpiresActive On
ExpiresByType image/gif A2592000
ExpiresByType image/jpeg A2592000
ExpiresByType image/jpg A2592000
ExpiresByType image/png A2592000
ExpiresByType image/x-icon A2592000
ExpiresByType text/css A86400
...
Are those valid pipes in a regular expression? O_o
@Boris_yo i do not know enough, but some apple charging stuff can be using more complex identification, and fast charge methods than regular stuff. You just got a cable only , and are plugging to the same power?
On regular charge stuff there was tricks that "tied the data lines" either to ground , or to eachother. these methods told devices they are not connected to a regular computer, so they could fast charge (when capable power is supplied) there was some noise that apple is actually chipped, but i am pretty sure it is a simple method, and that method may have varied in versions, even if the cable connect points did not.
So it is possible that cable just isnt triggering the device to allow for charge.
@Bob Morning! (good afternoon/evening!) Right... What am I meant to execute this in? I do actually have Python 3.4.3 installed so I was brave and saved it as a .py and ran it... It opens a command console for half a second before it closes again. I can't see where it is dumping the data however.
It is the missing link, I discovered it at area 51 , but before I could get it all downloaded, the aliens cut me off , and the bastards flew away.
It uses the new AntiGravity desktop, with Photonic browser, and Sectopain file explorer. Complete with instructions on how to build the holigrafic display.
Uses the new Mind Touch interface method. It give me a headache when used for to long.
@marcusdoesstuff well I'd imagine it'd be an insert of the primary SDS record with the single line fields, then looping through the multiline fields and inserting into the appropriate tables
@bob well this feels a bit like learning calculus before knowing basic algebra at the moment. i'm a bit out of my depth as i don't know python so i have to resort to googling everything and trying to find something that works. i'm looking at pyodbc at the moment.
Is there a library for using MS Access database in python? The win32 module is not as easy as the MySQL library. Is there a simpler way to use MS Access with Python?
How can I access Microsoft Access databases in Python? With SQL?
I'd prefere a solution that works with Linux, but I could also settle for Windows.
I only require read access.
Note that the new CPUs do not come with any thermal solution. You'll need to buy your own. Existing thermal solutions that fit the Intel premium performance platform will still work with the new socket.
The thermal solution specification has been updated to PCG 2015D, which requires coolers to be able to dissipate 130W of heat for the Skylake platform.
Specified TDP is 95W, although practical heat dissipation is closer to 91W.
Lower-performance air coolers may not provide sufficient cooling capability to prevent overheating under heavy load.
(Note that Intel HEDT processors since Sandy Bridge-E have never shipped with any thermal solution.)
imgur.com/a/i6YeJ#4 did a few benchmarks before swapping out my card. Malfed up catzilla (and the basic version is no kick) but this seems to chew up furmark and spit it out
the crux of it is like this: Step 1: The graphics driver submits a stream of instructions/data to the GPU. The GPU, afterward, stops responding to commands. Sometimes this is normal; under rare circumstances the GPU might actually "think about" a workload for a long time and send nothing on the PCIe bus meanwhile, but usually it should only be a few seconds. Step 2: After the arbitrarily chosen timeout is reached, the windows kernel (WDDM) goes "!!!!!! ZOMG GPU is hung!!!!" and asks the graphics driver to reset the GPU.
this can happen to any GPU, but it's most likely to happen during gaming
the TDR mechanism was released with Vista with WDDM 1.0 -- before that, if you submitted a command stream to the GPU that caused it to hang, you either got an indefinite graphics hang (freeze) causing you to have to reboot, or you got a BSOD
My system can max out Assassin's Creed III at 1080p, but barely so; when antialiasing is set to Very High (8xMSAA) or with TXAA enabled, it makes the GPU overheat.
and I'll be sticking to store brand kibble till december ;p
(I figured, the heck with it. I can 1) be frugal until december and not have a kickass card I was going to get anyway 2) spend the money, get what I want, and offset it later)
@Bob https://gist.github.com/marcusdoesstuff/6b4fe63f10dcca29114e I got as far as installing pyodbc and connecting to the access .mdb... Does it look like I haven't made too many mistakes here? I need to understand SQL more next if not.
@Mokubai mkv is just a container format; in fact, it's so flexible that it can contain anything - so, just because Windows 10 supports the mkv container format, doesn't mean that whatever codecs you use to encode the media within are supported.
you can of course install the xiph.org dshow components, but that's not "out of the box"
fair enough; ask it on the mainsite... it's probably going to come down to installing something like ffdshow and getting it to override the builtin mkv support, which means you'll be decoding using ffmpeg, not MSFT code
OGV just means video in an Ogg container. The most common video codec used with this container is Theora, and we call such files Ogg Theora videos. In reality, OGV by itself is just like AVI and can handle any audio or video format.
Windows 10 supports MKV and OGV through an updated Media Foundation, but that doesn't mean it can play every such file. That comes down to the codec. Some files will play in Windows Media Player and other players that use Media Foundation, others will not.
In gstreamer, the Matroska demuxer "demuxes" the stream(s) of data within the Matroska container, figures out what codec is needed to decode each stream, and then passes the encoded data to each codec. The codecs don't have to care that it came from a Matroska container, and the Matroska container demuxer doesn't have to care that it's demuxing Vorbis audio as opposed to something else.
The two parts are completely modular and separate.
As the windows 10 block party comes to an end, partygoers drunk on New, with interface Hors D'oeuvres , were dissapointed when the organisers had brought no meat to the table. As the weekend ends and people return to the real work, the Xhangover dragging them down, the gift plague that was going to be salvation is only the misery that makes doing anything even harder.
Not to suffer alone the huge quantity of effort put into the online interfacing, is some reprieve as they tweet and facebook the "in the same boat" misery to strangers everywhere.
expected around August 10th "Windows 10 SR1 is a cumulative update package. It will bring some new features, but the main purpose is to repair the system after release and fix the problems exposed.”
That is the second person who said they use blank as a account password. I have always thought that even if you do not require walk-up security, and even use an auto-Log-in ,that it would be critical still to have a password on the accounts.
Is it true that the same Account name and password use to log-in locally, is what is used to log-in from outside via the net or internet?
@JourneymanGeek oh gads, (the user needs to) please step away from the keyboard, get something to eat , walk a dog , see the sun, get some fresh air, then start talking to people like this isn't Reddit or Youtube comments :-) Not very professional, for a tech pro.
I use the new tab screen as a way to quickly navigate to my frequently visited sites, and I accidentally ×'ed one off. Hitting Ctrl + Z the moment after it happened didn't undo my miss-click.
How can I add it back?
How can I access Microsoft Access databases in Python? With SQL?
I'd prefere a solution that works with Linux, but I could also settle for Windows.
I only require read access.
