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Can I hear some opinions on how important the Bookmarking mod is to people? Thats the one responsible for this page:
https://www.donation...php?action=bookmarks-mouser (July 21, 2015, 12:42 PM)
That is excepting that I wasn't exactly crazy about the available (Delphi) background colors. So I went ahead & mixed some of my own, which you can download right here via the attached .zip file.-RichardTE (July 20, 2015, 02:36 PM)
EDIT// that problem is in Iron browser (but not in PaleMoon) - can anyone confirm in Chrome?-tomos (July 20, 2015, 11:59 AM)
One alternative is to go premium with Lastpass ($12 per annum) and get a YubikeyOne problem is that they offer four different Yubikey versions - and the comparison page is all double-ductch to me:
https://www.yubico.c...ts/yubikey-hardware/
So, interested in thoughts on Lastpass *and* also other options that might be safer to use than the free Lastpass.-tomos (June 16, 2015, 05:54 AM)
You can enable 2-factor even on Lastpass free. Use Microsoft or Google's authenticator and you're good to go. I have LP free while I'm evaluating it, and that's what I'm using.-wraith808 (June 16, 2015, 10:12 AM)
So what is that E-thingy symbol and what does the pic mean?-TaoPhoenix (July 18, 2015, 10:14 AM)
The software is called Cameyo. Instructions on how to use it are here.
Virtualizing for your own personal use only? Go here.-Shades (July 07, 2015, 08:03 AM)
| Please note that this application should ideally be used on new installations of Windows; PR should be used, and then the final profile should be created. See the included documentation for step-by-step information. PR will not move existing profiles as this can be dangerous. |
ge where you can see all the topics started by (or alternatively, participated in by) a given member?-mouser (July 16, 2015, 08:52 PM)
So then my big wall clock broke (a little) so I moved it for a while ... and BOOM! They [staples grid calendars?#1] are heavy enough to stand up against the wall of my main desk.
[...]
The original inspiration - On the big one [the big what?#2], the boxes [what boxes?#3] are very close to a 4x4 sticky. That you can't lose! (Or get crushed at level 2 when you need any more than four pieces of info.)
But the "Trick" behind it is ...You can go Vertically / Horozontally / (pick one, not both), like a mini spreadsheet, to group the small categories together.
And for those Projects, you use an entire whole page, now giving you some 4-7 subcategories, then you make your detail notes in the column or row.-TaoPhoenix (July 16, 2015, 01:37 AM)
Another full day of work, from wake to sleep, working on the upgrade. I'm in the groove
Everything is progressing steadily, and I can't imagine anything getting in the way of the new forum going live in August.
It bears repeating that people shouldn't expect dramatically wonderful new features -- it's going to look and feel mostly the same.
The main point of all this work is to make everything easier to maintain and upgrade going forward for the next 10 years.
Having said that, it's clear that one benefit of all this work is that I will feel much better about adding some new features, now that I have a better hang of what is easy vs hard to maintain and what changes make upgrading more difficult.
I'm getting excited about unveiling the new forum.-mouser (July 16, 2015, 02:00 AM)
I've found the bookmark Print Friendly instead. It is by far The Best virtual printer I so far have tried - and MUCH better than any desktop "Print to pdf" I know of! It is free, and this can make you wonder why, so I went to their About -page:-Curt (July 15, 2015, 07:39 AM)
Firefox has become pretty aggressive at blocking vulnerable Flash versions. So maybe it's not necessary to uninstall Flash?-Deozaan (July 14, 2015, 05:53 PM)
This was interesting: Is Bitcoin going mainstream - Infographic.
Apparently it has passed Western Union as the - most popular - fastest way to send money.-Stoic Joker (July 14, 2015, 10:14 AM)
I didn't know Lady Gaga sings jazz too. What a pleasant surprise.
https://www.youtube..../watch?v=zzl8zYz8JDs-Giampy (July 14, 2015, 02:49 PM)
While waiting for Adobe to release its patch, Mozilla have disabled Flash plugin in Firefox. if you're using some other browsers, this article by How-To Geek should have you covered.-lanux128 (July 14, 2015, 08:15 AM)
if i start thinking about it more and more and "analyzing" whether i should buy something -- the "analysis" eventually turns into my brain coming up with some poorly rationalized justification of why i should buy it and why it's really not such a large amount of money to spend. Sooner or later it's almost as if i have to buy it just to stop thinking about it!a friend of mine says:-mouser (July 14, 2015, 12:45 PM)
| what makes the Olympus AIR extremely versatile and "hacker friendly" is the fact that it has an open architecture, with Olympus providing an SDK (Software Developer's Kit), documentation and even physical design files for users to easily customize and control the camera for their own applications, as well as to spur innovation. Never before has a camera manufacturer so completely and officially opened a product to end-users, software developers, experimenters and system integrators. To get you up and running with the AIR A01 quickly (and for those not developing their own software), Olympus also unveiled no fewer than eight smartphone apps for Android and iOS, including OA.Central which is the base app providing Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity as well as basic shooting and playback, plus the framework for installing additional apps; OA.ModeDial which provides a control interface to access PASM shooting modes and adjust exposure parameters such as shutter speed, aperture, sensitivity, white balance, etc., just like on an advanced camera; and OA.ArtFilter which implements many of the company's famous photo filters and effects. Other available apps include OA.Clips, OA.ColorCreator, OA.Genius, OA.PhotoStory, and OA.Viewer, with more likely to come. |