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if (NULL != false)
{
   NULL = false;
}

You could see the processes and the ports and kill the application directly from TcpView (http://technet.microsoft....ysinternals/bb897437.aspx). Probably is not exactly what you want but you will be able to identify and kill the process in fewer steps.

I have just switched to Chrome. Thunderbird also seems to follow the same trend: yesterday just got to version 7 but there is nothing changed which justifies the major digit incrementation.

Would a virtual machine (vmware) with Mac OSX 10.6.2 installed do the job?

Why not simply click Undo button in paypal?

And I have no MB limit

That's hard to believe

I know I personally never put anything private into my Dropbox folder.

Personally I'm using a TrueCrypt disk in the dropbox folder for really private data

[Why does GOOGLE say it is spending such huge sums to advertise and promote and try to get people to switch to their Chrome browser?]

Why does GOOGLE say it is spending such huge sums to advertise and promote and try to get people to switch to their Chrome browser?

Because they can 

Also Sony - CFDRS60CP - Radio K7 CD Sound System - USB (140€ on Amazon)

Yes only one monitor (laptop 15,4') Resolution 1920x1200. Please find below two screenshots one taken with ScreenCapture and another one with print screen and paste in Paint. In this case I used SC to capture all the screen. Using ScreenCapture is reacting like a kind of zoom, for instance if I want to capture a region, the view of the screen changes and the bottom and right part are no longer visible as long as screen capture selection cursor is active.

I have just installed the last version on my new Win7 Pro N 32bits system and I have the same problem. Is any option I could check?

MTU size problem? Try to set it to 1400 bytes

I'm looking for a tool being able to encrypt / protect a linux binary (ELF) against reverse engineering. Something like AsProtect which unfortunately works only in Windows. Thanks!

That, or fire up a disassembler and fix it

That might offend the license terms
I have tried several tools, but I always fall back to Alcohol 120% (lifetime free upgrade license)

You might be able to do that with windows scheduler

I had some time so I tried the redirection using "Image File Execution Options" It seems to work pretty well, you have to create a copy of the wmplayer.exe binary with a different name (I have used xwmplayer.exe) and then to use this second name for the hijacked exe. It works with both wmplayer and vlc..

Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00

[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Image File Execution Options\wmplayer.exe]
"Debugger"="\"C:\\Program Files\\Windows Media Player\\xwmplayer.exe\" C:\\sample.mpg"

If "Image File Execution Options" simply hijacks "mediaplayer.exe -> myhandler.exe", aren't you going to get into an infinite loop when "myhandler.exe" tries to use "mediaplayer.exe" to redirect *.mov -> "myfile.mov"?

Good question

In this specific case it might be easier to replace the executable of the registered media player with some batch which will always run the same movie. Or to use image hijacking; take a look at "HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Image File Execution Options"

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Doesn't matter what you do, if the script is going to send the password somewhere, it can be catched somehow. Sure, you can compile the script - people will just unpack or dump from memory. You can encrypt the password and decrypt it runtime, but that can be dumped from memory as well. There's nothing you can do about it, really

You are right, but remember, locks are for honest people. Just compiling should do the trick for most of the users

Why not compiling the script and eventually compacting it with UPX (http://upx.sourceforge.net/)..

It seems a Google Chrome OS Virtual Machine is already available for download on mininova

Well, I'm looking forward to install it in vmware 

Use can use a proxy. What about using tor? http://www.torproject.org/

You should check in the services.msc which services are allowed to interact with the desktop, it can be a service

Does it appear when booting in safe mode?

It's better:

$entries = array();
   $total_t = 0;
   $total_s = 0;
   foreach ($cache_hits as $h)
      {
      $entries[] = $h['d'] . ' ' . $h['k'] . ': ' . comma_format($h['t'], 5) . ' - ' . $h['s'] . ' bytes';
      $total_t += $h['t'];
      $total_s += $h['s'];
      }