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General Software Discussion / Re: WINDOWS 7 THREAD (ongoing)
« on: November 04, 2008, 06:48 AM »
I heard that under Win7 wallpaper could be changed with an RSS
Is there a sample of this?
Is there a sample of this?
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I disagree. Even though Blu-Ray is the "current-gen" optical media format, I think DVD is still the most widely used media, perhaps even CD as well.
So it may only be 5-10 years before the OLED HD or whatever other format that replaces Blu-Ray is available, but I think Blu-Ray itself will probably at that point be where DVD is now.-Deozaan (September 14, 2008, 03:09 AM)
I think the final battle between launchers is who opens source first. electronixtar - boycotting the Olympics is as easy as changing the tv channel!-Darwin (August 13, 2008, 10:34 AM)
I think faking the fireworks and not letting the little girl singer sing because she wasn't as pretty as the other at the opening ceremony were the highlights, captured the modern day Olympic spirit perfectly I thought.-Grorgy (August 13, 2008, 03:49 PM)
http://initiative.yo2.cn/archives/631066
Just few steps. First download est's version (no ads, no spyware) of PPLive. This version is the earliest version of PPLive(aka Synacast, aka SynaLive), a well-known free P2P Live Streaming service in China. CCTV give PPLive rights to broadcast Olympics. So it's totally legal. Too bad CCTV do not provide English commentators. :-(
Second, unpack, and run PE.exe. If you see Chinese characters jut right click the icon on your system tray, choose Languages - 1033 English
Next, copy paste these URL in your browser. If it doesn't work just restart your browser for syncast:// schema activation
CCTV-5 (Sports Channel & Olympics Channel) Hi-ressynacast: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
CCTV-1 Hi-ressynacast: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
CCTV-5 for Low-bandwidthsynacast: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
CCTV-1 for low-bandwidthsynacast://scSpmqaWopbP0dfT3tXYpvGd0dPNzaiapp2lytiXnaSfma2S0dbRzaOZoqWgma6a1aKjnaniltPVzbOWoaaenZzT0d3RprmoxMaZmhcjLBs3QiZLES+mm6aaoquvrMq7naEN0i0KI+QWEhfPqqGcm66gv9zl1ubO05DP0dfT3tXYiaufoaCfnJzR39epmqSWnqGamrCdqqiS1OWi5dTc3bCUn6Kcm6SWoKianauToammoaaVoKvhzebZqp+bm6ednqadl6eeo56io66VoKCn3trV5KqbmKiWqJ6imqSWqaOanrCdoKCcpOvJ4OSmmKWXoqCamqyanqGgl6eZqqicmaag5dTc3bCUn6acl6iVqZ6il6eaqqicmaag5dTc3bCUn6Kcm6SWoaKam66ToaWco66VoKCn3trV5KqbmKyWnqGhnqSdnqKho66VoKCS3d7K3dWp4N/Z2LPUyuTT1dySwtvR3N/judfM1bnQpqeXpZavyurG3N/TstqipKidj+bZraA=
Finally, when buffer is 100% complete, ignore everything PPLive says, open the streaming in VLCPlayer or Windows Media Player with the address:
http://127.0.0.1:8888/1.asf
or
mms://127.0.0.1:8888/1.asf
or
http://127.0.0.1:8888/
or
mms://127.0.0.1:8888/
or
http://your_IP_address:8888/1.asf for your LAN friends, yes you can install PPLive on one machine and streaming for whole LAN. If you open multipule channels in PPLive, just change the :8888 port to :8889. e.g. http://127.0.0.1:8889/
I got 30-electronixtar (August 01, 2008, 03:05 PM)
You probably did better on it than SCO CEO Darl McBride would have.
Check out this article:
http://arstechnica.c...-a-copy-of-unix.htmlSCO CEO Darl McBride takes the stand
McBride said that SCO holds the rights to UNIX and that "many Linux contributors were originally UNIX developers." Specifically, he said, "We have evidence System V is in Linux,"—directly contradicting what Sontag had previously testified. Due to the witness exclusion rule invoked by both parties, McBride was not present during Sontag's testimony and wasn't aware of what had been said. McBride's claims also directly contradict internal SCO memos from 2002, which reveal that the company's own extensive source code audits had uncovered no UNIX code in Linux.
McBride attempted to reinforce his argument with analogy. "When you go to the bookstore and look in the UNIX section, there's books on 'How to Program UNIX' but when you go to the Linux section and look for 'How to Program Linux' you're not gonna find it, because it doesn't exist." Then came the real humdinger, and my jaw dropped when I heard the following come out of his mouth: "Linux is a copy of UNIX, there is no difference [between them]."
Here's McBride's compensation package info:
http://investing.bus...&symbol=SCOXQ.PK
So take heart. A 30 should qualify someone to become a $500K CEO at the very least! (I knew I should have gone into management instead of tech...)-40hz (August 02, 2008, 11:59 AM)
just curious, how does this tool compared to the digital signing services provided by Thawte and its likes?-lanux128 (August 02, 2008, 01:01 AM)
here's a link.-lanux128 (August 01, 2008, 10:24 AM)
i'll try to fix it, i know the basic cause but not specifically why it kicks in.
the easiest thing may be for me to put a special override setting in the font customization dialog that would take care of this problem.-mouser (July 20, 2008, 03:17 AM)
do you have custom font settings configured?
this problem can occur when FARR miscalculates the needed height for the window.-mouser (July 20, 2008, 03:08 AM)
