It was UNLZEXE, which kinda makes sense since its job is to modify executables (to reverse the LZEXE executable compression process). It's used a lot in DOS game modding communities: shikadi.net/keenwiki/UNLZEXE
@kerbalspacecat I half expected you to change your name to Potbelly and your chat description "Bop. I'm a potbelly." or change your name to ToeJammer and your chat description to "Doo. I'm a Toe Jammer." ;p
I need to breed a bunch of fwogs together so I can teach Cavil !!fwoooooog
Yeah, it seems they use some third-party antivirus on all Public folder contents and automatically ban public links for the entire account if there's a hit
The ban never automatically expires, even if you remove the offending file
@BenN there was that time I had a false positive... that I compiled myself... that I wrote myself... that literally did nothing more than a system("cmd")...
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Amusingly, I can state for the record that since my dad drove a soviet era vehicle... the steering wheel would likely be fine....
the seats on the other hand would be leaking orange powder, the engine would run on oil, petrol and ragevodka sheer dumb luck, only cause religion is the opiate of the masses ...
and spare parts would be impossible to find in the capitalist world...
(sorry, that's just become kinda my standard response :P)
but, yea, you do need to provide more info...
I have a cellphone. It can display video. The amazing thing about this video is that it can even reproduce blinks. It's like a little miracle in my pocket. Now, if face recognition used two cameras, so that the face needed to be 3D, I'd almost have a problem, except that I also have a 3DS. — Dewi Morgan14 hours ago
then figure out if it's UEFI-bootable or BIOS-bootable, and check if you've told your motherboard to try to UEFI-boot the flash drive or CSM/legacy/BIOS-boot it
@JourneymanGeek that's because it generates legacy BIOS-boot, no?
though if the drive is formatted FAT32 then EFI-boot would also work provided the original image supports it
of course, that needs to match up with the motherboard's settings, and I honestly can't be bothered trying to write a step-by-step when I've been given approximately zero info about the hardware in question.
As we all know, JavaScript is widespread on the web. For client side scripting it does a great job.
But is it possible to take JavaScript outside the browser? For example, writing a streaming socket or writing DB, doing schedule job? Things like that in the backend? Thanks.
When I cast a duplicate close vote on a question, the system automatically generates a comment (I vote to close the question being duplicate of ...)
I think it's very useful as it gives an early warning for the owner; I'm also doing something similar with other type of close votes, explaining wh...
All I can think of with the combination of slowness, lack of CPU and disk activity, and no swapping, is a combination of the processor being very underclocked or throttled + bad graphics drivers causing you to always use the discrete graphics chip rather than the cooler and less power hungry Inte...
this is the question I have posted Yesterday and about which I was speaking about with ben and others here
> If you have another unrelated workbook open, sometimes the code starts writing messages into your workbook instead of the client one (this is handy if you don't want to switch back and forth)
@DanieleC Basically scroll down for any temperatures at all. Could be CPU Package, CPU, Auxiliary, Motherboard... many possible sensor names. Anything with a °C or °F after it.
@DanieleC That CPU should be able to run at 2000 MHz on all cores, or 2900 MHz on one (if cooling is good enough). Yours is running at 1200 MHz.
Yea, smells like throttling.
You can look at your power profile and try high performance instead of battery saver, but if it's thermal that probably won't help much.
I bet there's a large amount of dust in the fan/heatsink assembly.
Your best bet? Disassemble the thing and pick out the dust. The HP laptops I've used tended to get actual solid clumps of dust stuck in the nooks and crannies of the fan assembly, that needed tweezers to pull out...
If you don't feel comfortable with disassembly, then take it to a repair shop.
You'll probably have to remove the heatsink in the process (and apply new heat paste while you're at it).
Unfortunately, HP laptops aren't very disassembly-friendly.
@BenN also mentioned checking if you're using the discrete GPU when you don't need to be. That would contribute a fair amount of heat too.
Basically, it's probably intentionally slowing itself down to reduce heat so it doesn't die completely. You need to improve cooling (by getting rid of the dust) so it can run faster.
After weeks of working on this ticket, he finally search the knowledge base and found an article with the same error message I'm seeing. The article suggests that a service is trying to use a port that is already being used and that the services needs to be configured to use a different port
I check if the port is being used, it is, by the service. The guy demands that we change the port anyway. So we do. He'll call me back tomorrow to see if it helped
> ● Thermal paste is used on the processor (1) and the heat sink section (2) that services it ● Thermal pads are used on the graphics subsystem chip (3) and the heat sink section (4) that services it ● Thermal pads are used on the system board capacitors (5) and the heat sink section (6) that services them
I'd like to raise a request for a keyword review. apowersoft seems to have a fairly high number of false positives (though, I admit I haven't compared it against other keywords).
I encountered this comment while browsing questions on Super User:
"Remember to always be careful with the registry!": Such a notice should be added, because newbies can mess up! Also, instructions for a registry backup are useful, in case something goes wrong with the .regs. – Έρικ Κωνσταντό...
As we all know, JavaScript is widespread on the web. For client side scripting it does a great job.
But is it possible to take JavaScript outside the browser? For example, writing a streaming socket or writing DB, doing schedule job? Things like that in the backend? Thanks.
