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Finished Programs / Re: DONE: Batch adjust shortcut targets

« Last post by 4wd on October 30, 2014, 12:38 AM »

Can you archive what shortcuts are in that folder and email them to f1796233(a)opayq.com please so I can test on my machine.

2277

Living Room / Re: Sci-fi novel now available from DC member kyrathaba!

« Last post by 4wd on October 29, 2014, 11:30 PM »

^I'll wait however long it takes.

-40hz (October 29, 2014, 10:49 AM)

I'd prefer to read it before I depart this planet for the next ... or at least have it to read on the way 

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Living Room / Re: Matchstick - A streaming stick using Firefox OS [Kickstarter]

« Last post by 4wd on October 29, 2014, 05:38 PM »

I went for Ad-hoc because you could always switch it to that and send it a local file.  It seemed nicer for when you're on holiday, etc ... no wifi network required to use it.

Though you could always carry a cheap wifi router with you ... gadget bag gets heavier every trip 

2279

Living Room / Re: android app to set my vibration mode on specific hours

« Last post by 4wd on October 29, 2014, 05:47 AM »

by the way, I set it to kill (without root privileges) the Maps application when I am in the area of Home or Work, and it didn't kill the Google maps navigation when I approached Home or Work! any hint?

-kalos (October 29, 2014, 05:19 AM)

What have you got it set to trigger on?

WiFi networks available or mobile phone towers?

If it's towers, have you allowed long enough for llama to learn all the towers in the area?

Did you check the log, (IIRC, it has one)?

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Living Room / Re: Matchstick - A streaming stick using Firefox OS [Kickstarter]

« Last post by 4wd on October 29, 2014, 03:01 AM »

It doesn't do "mirroring" at all - you send what you want it to play and do something else with your PC/device.

From the FAQ:

Not supported. Mirroring is awesome - In theory. But for the best performance, we think the model of letting the streaming device get the content itself is the best option! It keeps your sender device free and clear for what you are doing anyway- Multitasking.

And it's about the same size as the Chromecast I've got.

My mistake, it's about 30mm longer and 10mm wider but since you'd probably need a HDMI extension, (the same that comes with the Chromecast), to get it amongst the too closely spaced HDMI sockets ... it's not really a problem.

WRT DRM from providers, is that just not a matter of providing the relevant closed software decrypter/decoder that the OS can call?

The whole OS doesn't need to locked down, hidden away, and crippled like Google tried to do and have now done with the Chromecast, (no root for the latest updates of the firmware yet).

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Found Deals and Discounts / [EXPIRED] CintaNotes Pro 2.8 - *FREE*

« Last post by 4wd on October 29, 2014, 01:18 AM »

Via OzBargain (yet again):



^That's a link^

50% off the price if you want a Lifetime license.

2282

Living Room / Matchstick - A streaming stick using Firefox OS [Kickstarter]

« Last post by 4wd on October 29, 2014, 12:58 AM »

For anyone that's interested this fully funded project is down to the last ~30 hours on Kickstarter.



Image is a link to their website.

Think Chromecast without the DRM nonsense, (and cheaper).

Currently they're deciding on whether to add Local Play, (play local content without the casting silliness), or Ad-Hoc mode, (device functions as a WiFi hotspot and you just stream local content to it, eg. think hotels).

Open source software and hardware - make your own if you feel like it.

2283

Living Room / Re: The Emergency Broadcast System ?

« Last post by 4wd on October 28, 2014, 11:23 PM »

Here in Oz we now have the Emergency Alert service in case of emergencies, (eg. bushfires).

Emergency Alert is the national telephone warning system used by emergency services to send voice messages to landlines and text messages to mobile phones within a defined area about likely or actual emergencies. In the case of an emergency, you may receive a voice message on your landline or a text message on your mobile phone.

Emergency services decide when they will use Emergency Alert. It is just one way of warning communities and will not be used in all circumstances. Emergency Alert relies on telecommunications networks to send messages, and message delivery cannot be guaranteed.

Do not rely on receiving a warning message on your phone. You still need to prepare for an emergency and you should not wait to receive a warning before you act.

I received a couple of SMS' during the last bushfire season, (or was it the one before ).

2284

Living Room / Re: Sci-fi novel now available from DC member kyrathaba!

« Last post by 4wd on October 28, 2014, 11:11 PM »

IIUC, FBReader can handle (some?) mobi and epub.

-ewemoa (October 28, 2014, 09:59 PM)

ePub, partial ePub3, Kindle (mobipocket), fb2, RTF, Doc, HTML, text, PDF (plugin), DjVu (plugin), LitRes (plugin), and connect to Calibre for catalogs (plugin).

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Living Room / Re: Sci-fi novel now available from DC member kyrathaba!

« Last post by 4wd on October 28, 2014, 09:53 PM »

I want Volume 2!! 

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Living Room / Re: silly humor - post 'em here! [warning some NSFW and adult content]

« Last post by 4wd on October 27, 2014, 09:57 PM »

Good old analog exchange wiring, (6th pic), takes me back a few years 

Still, not too hard to fault find an open/short in something like that with your trusty AVO^w or F-Set ... or just run a new cable.

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Coding Snacks / Re: The Best Way to handle finding and removiong Duplicate Files

« Last post by 4wd on October 27, 2014, 03:38 PM »

If you want to just match on name, date (which one?), and size, I can modify the command file easily enough.  I'll look at it in a few hours.

Probably also get it to spit out a command file to do the moving of matching files.

Not far different from the original.

EDIT: New version, old one is still above.

Compares Size, Date, Name, and optionally compares binaries.
Generates a logfile that includes the commands to copy or move the duplicates to another directory using Robocopy, (duplicates folder tree).  Files from the 2nd chosen directory are the sacrificial victims.

Code: Text [Select]

1. @if (@CodeSection == @Batch) @then
2.  
3.     @echo off
4.     color 1a
5.     setlocal EnableExtensions
6.     setlocal DisableDelayedExpansion
7.    
8.     echo Select PRIMARY folder
9.     for /F "delims=" %%S in ('CScript //nologo //E:JScript "%~F0"') do (
10.         set srce=%%S
11.     )
12.     if "%srce%"=="" goto :End2
13.     echo Selected folder: "%srce%"
14.    
15.     echo Select folder to COMPARE
16.     for /F "delims=" %%D in ('CScript //nologo //E:JScript "%~F0"') do (
17.        set dest=%%D
18.     )
19.     if "%dest%"=="" goto :End2
20.    
21.     echo Selected folder: "%dest%"
22.    
23.     if "%srce%"=="%dest%" goto :End1
24.    
25.     echo.
26.     echo The following prompt asks you for a folder to move duplicates to.
27.     echo.
28.     echo ---- HOWEVER, THIS COMMAND FILE DOES NOT MOVE THEM ----
29.     echo.
30.     echo The path is written to the logfile so it can be run separately if
31.     echo required.
32.     echo.
33.     echo Select folder to MOVE duplicates to
34.     for /F "delims=" %%S in ('CScript //nologo //E:JScript "%~F0"') do (
35.         set mdest=%%S
36.     )
37.     if "%mdest%"=="" goto :End2
38.     echo Selected folder: "%mdest%"
39.  
40.     set /P como=Copy or Move Duplicates (Set in logfile) [ENTER = Copy]:
41.  
42.     echo.
43.     echo If you just want to match on Size, Date, and Name just hit
44.     echo ENTER at the next prompt.
45.     echo If you want to do a binary compare also, enter any character.
46.     echo.
47.     set /P cbin=Do binary compare [ENTER = No]:
48.        
49.     :GetExt
50.     echo.
51.     set /P ext=Please enter extension [eg. jpg, * = ALL] ENTER to exit:
52.     if not defined ext goto :End2
53.     set /a totfiles=0
54.     set /a matchfiles=0
55.     call :SetLogfile %~dp0%
56.    
57.     echo @echo off >"%logfile%"
58.     echo echo %date%  %time% >>"%logfile%"
59.  
60.     for /r "%srce%" %%a in (*.%ext%) do (call :CheckSize "%dest%" %%~za "%%~fa")
61.  
62.     :End
63.     echo Total files:    %totfiles%
64.     echo Matching files: %matchfiles%
65.     if %matchfiles% equ 0 (echo Matching files: 0 >>"%logfile%")
66.     set totfiles=
67.     set matchfiles=
68.     set ext=
69.     if exist "%logfile%" call :ViewLog
70.     goto :GetExt
71.     :End1
72.     color 1c
73.     echo **** SOURCE and DESTINATION are the same! ****
74.     :End2
75.     set srce=
76.     set dest=
77.     pause
78.     rem exit
79.  
80.     :SetLogfile
81.     set "logfile=%~1FCompare-%time:~0,2%%time:~3,2%%time:~6,2%.cmd"
82.     goto :EOF
83.  
84.     :ViewLog
85.     set /p view=View logfile [y,n]
86.     if "%view%"=="y" (start notepad.exe "%logfile%")
87.     set view=
88.     goto :EOF
89.  
90.     :CheckSize
91.     set /a totfiles+=1
92.     for /r %1 %%b in (*.%ext%) do (
93.         if %2==%%~zb (
94.             echo.
95.             echo Comparing: "%~3" "%%~b"
96.             echo Sizes: Match
97.             call :CheckDate "%~3" "%%~b"
98.         )
99.     )
100.     goto :EOF
101.  
102.     :CheckDate
103.     if "%~t1" equ "%~t2" (
104.         echo Dates: Match
105.         call :CheckName "%~1" "%~2"
106.     )
107.     goto :EOF
108.  
109.     :CheckName
110.     if "%~nx1" equ "%~nx2" (
111.         echo Names: Match
112.         if not defined cbin (
113.             call :Matching "%~1" "%~2"
114.         ) else (
115.             call :CheckBin "%~1" "%~2"
116.         )
117.     )
118.     goto :EOF
119.  
120.     :CheckBin
121.     .\cmp.exe -s "%~1" "%~2"
122.     if errorlevel 0 (
123.         echo Binaries: Match
124.         call :Matching "%~1" "%~2"
125.     )
126.     goto :EOF
127.  
128.     :Matching
129.     set /a matchfiles+=1
130.     echo echo "%~1" matches "%~2" >>"%logfile%"
131.     set tdir=%~dp2
132.     set tdir=%tdir:~0,-1%
133.     set tdir2=%tdir:~2%
134.     if not defined como (
135.         echo robocopy "%tdir%" "%mdest%%tdir2%" "%~nx2" >>"%logfile%"
136.     ) else (
137.         echo robocopy "%tdir%" "%mdest%%tdir2%" "%~nx2" /MOV >>"%logfile%"
138.     )
139.     echo.
140.     goto :EOF
141.  
142.     endlocal
143.  
144.     End of Batch section
145. @end
146.  
147.  
148. // JScript section
149.  
150. // Creates a dialog box that enables the user to select a folder and display it.
151. var title = "Select a folder", rootFolder = 0x11;
152. var shl = new ActiveXObject("Shell.Application");
153. var folder = shl.BrowseForFolder(0, title, 0, rootFolder);
154. WScript.Stdout.WriteLine(folder ? folder.self.path : "");

Sample output with Move option.

Code: Text [Select]

1. @echo off
2. echo Wed 29/10/2014  12:53:49.64
3. echo "R:\test\Root\SimpleBackup.cmd" matches "D:\Root\SimpleBackup.cmd"
4. robocopy "D:\Root" "D:\test\Root" "SimpleBackup.cmd" /MOV
5. echo "R:\test\Root\fred h\1234\Hunters & Collecters - Holy Grail.mp3" matches "D:\Root\fred h\1234\Hunters & Collecters - Holy Grail.mp3"
6. robocopy "D:\Root\fred h\1234" "D:\test\Root\fred h\1234" "Hunters & Collecters - Holy Grail.mp3" /MOV
7. echo "R:\test\Root\fred h\34\cache\Don McLean - American Pie.mp3" matches "D:\Root\fred h\34\cache\Don McLean - American Pie.mp3"
8. robocopy "D:\Root\fred h\34\cache" "D:\test\Root\fred h\34\cache" "Don McLean - American Pie.mp3" /MOV

NOTE:
If you want another free program, I heartily recommend Duplicate File Finder by Rashid Hoda - it has best layout for a dupe checker I have ever seen, all the options are right in front of you without having to screw around in menus.

Hasn't been updated in years but the only problem I've found with it is if you have a rather large number of files to check, eg. 40k+

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Finished Programs / Re: SOLVED: Explorer Context Menu to Move Selected Items to Specific Folders

« Last post by 4wd on October 27, 2014, 04:24 AM »

FileMenu Tools does what you want except for the locating of the items at the top of the context menu.

Turn off the "Show all Commands in SubMenu" under the Options menu.



I doubt whether you'll get the re-ordering of context menu across all filetypes done through the use of a simple .reg file since some of the entries are put there by context menu handlers, eg. FileMenu Tool.
In which case use RightClicker, why reinvent the wheel?

If you want to add some entries via the registry: Context menu entries

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Living Room / Re: Let's have some weekend Science and Tech! (A bit of a roundup!)

« Last post by 4wd on October 27, 2014, 01:43 AM »

Guysssss...This is a month old Tech News Thread...Ya might wanna start a new topic or something otherwise people who didn't notice might think everything in the Original Topic is new! 

-Stephen66515 (October 26, 2014, 07:23 PM)

Since I've been OS for the last 6.5 months, everything is new to me 

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Finished Programs / Re: SOLVED: Explorer Context Menu to Move Selected Items to Specific Folders

« Last post by 4wd on October 26, 2014, 09:55 PM »

Is there anything wrong with FileMenu Tools ?

Move To

Move the selected elements to another folder. Filters may be specified in order to move specific file types.

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Living Room / Re: Your favorite cartoons of yesterday and today?

« Last post by 4wd on October 26, 2014, 06:04 PM »

Though I used to love watching cartoons, (and have probably forgotten most of them), Futurama would have to be about the only one I'd go out of my way to watch these days.

Now, if we're going to talk cartoonish in a marionette kind of way, anything by Gerry Anderson^w.

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Living Room / Re: looking for scientific calculator like this

« Last post by 4wd on October 26, 2014, 05:27 PM »

Look at Sharp' range of scientific calculators.

I still have an old Sharp EL-531RH that I found during hard rubbish week, that gets used at tax time

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Living Room / Re: Let's have some weekend Science and Tech! (A bit of a roundup!)

« Last post by 4wd on October 26, 2014, 05:10 PM »

Hacking our ears: how Dolby is bringing Atmos into the home

Be scared, be very scared ...

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Coding Snacks / Re: The Best Way to handle finding and removiong Duplicate Files

« Last post by 4wd on October 26, 2014, 06:18 AM »

A modification of one of my other command files that's around here somewhere.

FCompare-GNU.cmd

REQUIREMENTS:
It requires the following three (3) files from the GNU DiffUtils for Windows packages, (because they're faster than the native Windows commands).  Put them in the same directory as the command file.

• cmp.exe
• libiconv2.dll
• libintl3.dll

These are available from the following two archives, (they're both on SourceForge, both less than 1MB in size):
Binaries
Dependencies


RUNNING:
Just double-click on it, it'll prompt you for two directories and the extension type of the files to compare.

It'll output to both the console it opens and a log file, which you get the option to open at the end.

As a matter of interest, it did a compare of two 8.17GB ISOs in ~3:20 - the files were on separate HDDs for speed, otherwise you're going to get disk thrashing.

NOTES:

• It recurses through both directories chosen looking for matching file extensions.
• It performs a size comparison before it resorts to binary comparison, (seems logical).
• Because it uses DisableDelayedExpansion it's not going to work properly if your filenames have ! in them - rename them.

• Recommend you choose directories on different HDDs to avoid disk thrashing.

If you want, I can put up the native Windows command version but it is woefully slow by comparison.

Code: Text [Select]

1. @if (@CodeSection == @Batch) @then
2.  
3.     @echo off
4.     color 1a
5.     setlocal EnableExtensions
6.     setlocal DisableDelayedExpansion
7.    
8.     echo Select SOURCE folder
9.     for /F "delims=" %%S in ('CScript //nologo //E:JScript "%~F0"') do (
10.         set srce=%%S
11.     )
12.     if "%srce%"=="" goto :End2
13.     echo Selected folder: "%srce%"
14.    
15.     echo Select DESTINATION folder
16.     for /F "delims=" %%D in ('CScript //nologo //E:JScript "%~F0"') do (
17.        set dest=%%D
18.     )
19.     if "%dest%"=="" goto :End2
20.    
21.     echo Selected folder: "%dest%"
22.    
23.     if "%srce%"=="%dest%" goto :End1
24.    
25.     :GetExt
26.     echo.
27.     set /P ext=Please enter extension [eg. jpg] ENTER to exit:
28.     if not defined ext goto :End2
29.     set /a totfiles=0
30.     set /a matchfiles=0
31.     set logfile="%~dp0%FCompare.log"
32.    
33.     echo --------------------------- >>"%logfile%"
34.     echo %date%  %time% >>"%logfile%"
35.     echo --------------------------- >>"%logfile%"
36.  
37.     for /r "%srce%" %%a in (*.%ext%) do (call :CheckSize "%dest%" %%~za "%%~fa")
38.  
39.     :End
40.     echo Total files:    %totfiles%
41.     echo Matching files: %matchfiles%
42.     if %matchfiles% equ 0 (echo Matching files: 0 >>"%logfile%")
43.     set totfiles=
44.     set matchfiles=
45.     set ext=
46.     if exist "%logfile%" call :ViewLog
47.     goto :GetExt
48.     :End1
49.     color 1c
50.     echo **** SOURCE and DESTINATION are the same! ****
51.     :End2
52.     set srce=
53.     set dest=
54.     pause
55.     exit
56.  
57.     :ViewLog
58.     set /p view=View logfile [y,n]
59.     if "%view%"=="y" (start notepad.exe "%logfile%")
60.     set view=
61.     goto :EOF
62.  
63.     :CheckSize
64.     set /a totfiles+=1
65.     for /r %1 %%b in (*.%ext%) do (
66.         if %2==%%~zb (
67.             echo.
68.             echo Comparing: "%~3" "%%~b"
69.             echo Sizes: %2   %%~zb
70.             .\cmp.exe -s "%~3" "%%~b"
71.             if errorlevel 0 (call :Matching "%~3" "%%~b")
72.         )
73.     )
74.     goto :EOF
75.  
76.     :Matching
77.     set /a matchfiles+=1
78.     echo - Match -
79.     echo Match: "%~1" --- "%~2" >>"%logfile%"
80.     goto :EOF
81.  
82.     endlocal
83.  
84.     End of Batch section
85. @end
86.  
87.  
88. // JScript section
89.  
90. // Creates a dialog box that enables the user to select a folder and display it.
91. var title = "Select a folder", rootFolder = 0x11;
92. var shl = new ActiveXObject("Shell.Application");
93. var folder = shl.BrowseForFolder(0, title, 0, rootFolder);
94. WScript.Stdout.WriteLine(folder ? folder.self.path : "");

Log file example:

Code: Text [Select]

1. ---------------------------
2. Sun 26/10/2014  22:19:46.65
3. ---------------------------
4. Match: "R:\test\dir1\FC3 - Blood Dragon.iso" --- "D:\dir2\why.iso"

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Coding Snacks / Re: The Best Way to handle finding and removiong Duplicate Files

« Last post by 4wd on October 26, 2014, 12:14 AM »

Well, up to 4GB in size you could use VBinDiff but HxD will handle files up to 8EB ... if you feel the need  

Possibly a good start would be to generate hashes on each file, (SHA-1, etc), then you need only compare those with matching hashes - you could probably whip up a command file to do it  

EDIT: The inbuilt Windows fc command can apparently also handle files >4GB.

Do all these files resides in the same directory?

Maybe I'll look at a simple, (or not), command file.

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Found Deals and Discounts / VPS deals from Crissic Solutions LLC (new data centre in LA)

« Last post by 4wd on October 25, 2014, 11:08 PM »

I got an email from Crissic Solutions with some offers for their new data centre in Los Angeles.

Crissic Solutions, LLC

Good morning!

 After a few delays with initial setup, I am happy to announce that Los Angeles is now LIVE! Please note that all old order links sent in the original email will not function. We are extending our amazing low-cost annual prices to our Los Angeles location for launch. These will be limited availability, and prices will return to normal for new orders in the next few weeks, so order soon! The new order links can be found here:

OVZ256, 50GB Storage, 750GB Bandwidth, 256MB RAM, 2 CPU Cores, 1 IPv4 IP, /64 IPv6 Subnet $10/year
OVZ512, 100GB Storage, 2TB Bandwidth, 512MB RAM, 3 CPU Cores, 1 IPv4 IP, /64 IPv6 Subnet $15/year
OVZ1024, 150GB Storage, 3TB Bandwidth, 1024MB RAM, 4 CPU Cores, 1 IPv4 IP, /64 IPv6 Subnet $4/month
OVZ2048, 200GB Storage, 4TB Bandwidth, 2048MB RAM, 4 CPU Cores, 1 IPv4 IP, /64 IPv6 Subnet $7/month

Looking to test our network before you buy? You can find our Looking Glass HERE. Please note IPv6 provisioning is DELAYED at this time. We anticipate IPv6 to be ready by Monday or Tuesday. VPS will NOT provision with a /64 subnet at this time. If you wish for IPv6, please submit a ticket Monday or Tuesday and we will provision this for you.

Thank you for being a valued customer, we know people have wanted a west coast option with our fantastic prices for a while, and we are finally able to deliver!

 
Crissic Solutions LLC Team

I've had a VPS with them over on the east coast of the USA for the last 2 years and have had no problems with their service/uptime/etc in that time.  I currently run ownCloud, websites, BTSync, 4 VPN servers, etc on it.

They have regular deals on LowEndBox so you can check some of the comments.

Anyway, maybe someone will find it useful even it's just to have a play with an offsite Linux VPS.

Below is the current list of OSes available for installation.

Centos 5 32
Centos 5 64    
Centos 6 32    
Centos 6 64    
CentOS 6.5 x64 Minimal Beta    
CentOS 6.5 x86 Minimal Beta    
CentOS 7 x64 Minimal    
Debian 6 32    
Debian 6 64    
Debian 7 32bit    
Debian 7 64bit    
Debian 7 x64 Minimal Beta    
Debian 7 x86 Minimal Beta    
Fedora 19 32    
Fedora 19 64    
Fedora 20 x64
Fedora 20 x86
OpenSUSE 13.1 x64
OpenSUSE 13.1 x86
OwnCloud Turnkey 13.0 (Debian 7)
PBX in a Flash x86 (CentOS 6.4)
Scientific Linux 32
Scientific Linux 64    
Suse 12.2 32
Suse 12.2 64
Suse 12.3 32
Suse 12.3 64
Turnkey LAMP x64 (Based on Debian 7)
Turnkey Lighttpd    
Turnkey Nginx x64 (Based on Debian 7)
TurnKey OpenVPN on Debian 7 - More information here http://bit.ly/1ezC5wU    
Turnkey Redmine (Debian 7 Based)
Turnkey Trac (Debian 7 Based)
Ubuntu 12.04 32    
Ubuntu 12.04 64    
Ubuntu 12.04 x64 Minimal    
Ubuntu 12.04 x86 Minimal    
Ubuntu 13.04 32bit    
Ubuntu 13.04 64bit    
Ubuntu 13.10 32 bit    
Ubuntu 13.10 64 bit    
Ubuntu 14.04 x64    
Ubuntu 14.04 x64 Minimal    
Ubuntu 14.04 x86    
Ubuntu 14.04 x86 Minimal

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Found Deals and Discounts / [EXPIRED]MiniTool Partition Wizard Pro - *FREE*

« Last post by 4wd on October 24, 2014, 09:58 PM »

Via OzBargain

Courtesy of TopWareSale:



^ That's a link ^

I have used the previous version of this a few times on my netbook and it worked perfectly for what I was doing every time - that's about all I can say about it  

EDIT: Technically EXPIRED but was still accepting $0 dollar orders a couple of hours after the deadline.

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General Software Discussion / Re: Massive malvertising campaign on Yahoo, AOL and other sites delivers ransomware

« Last post by 4wd on October 24, 2014, 09:36 PM »

What I would do if hit with something like this, is;
-Shut down.
...

-bit (October 24, 2014, 09:06 AM)

Fail ... That is what they want you to do.

-Stoic Joker (October 24, 2014, 11:50 AM)

I think if you take it in the context it was given, ie. prelude to wiping all HDDs from read-only media, then the methodology is fine.

However, if you were to power on the system after the shutdown in the hopes that it would come up on the original OS OK ... then you may have a problem.

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Living Room / Re: Chip Wars: AMD vs Intel .... GO!

« Last post by 4wd on October 23, 2014, 06:56 AM »

That thing surged so it sounded like a tropical storm was outside.

-MilesAhead (October 23, 2014, 05:35 AM)

Seeing as you're in Florida, it probably was 

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Finished Programs / Re: DONE: Batch adjust shortcut targets

« Last post by 4wd on October 23, 2014, 06:54 AM »

BSM v0.6

• Checks to see if the the Target of a shortcut is not null, (eg. various shortcuts in the Start Menu)
• Can paste into the folder text field

It's here