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there are a couple of network switching tools which may work
http://www.netswitcher.com/
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Screenshot Captor / Re: Conflicting shortcuts
« Last post by mouser on May 09, 2007, 08:49 PM »
thanks, will fix. any suggestions for which one to change to what?
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Mini-Reviews by Members / Re: Mini-Review of Ink$aver (Money$aver)
« Last post by mouser on May 09, 2007, 08:47 PM »
very nice minireview  :up: :up:
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Textaizer is the most versatile Text Mosaic Creation freeware on the internet."
Textaizer is an application that turns your pictures in little pieces of art by re-painting the bitmap from text. Similar techniques exists such as ASCII art, by painting a bitmap from ascii characters with no particular sequence. Textaizer can be regarded as an intelligent ASCII text mosaic creator, where the input can be a random selection of ascii characters, but also predefined text.
This approach is similar to photo mosaic creation, where the photo is rebuild from small pictures that match the average color of the source bitmap wher it is placed. From a distance the picture is recognised, from close the individual pictures can be seen. Textaizer creates the same effect: from close you can easily read the text.
A second feature of Textaizer is to create genuine ASCII art pictures: text made from monospaced characters, famous for its application as e.g. e-mail stationairies.



from http://www.all4you.dk/FreewareWorld
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Coding Snack Guidelines / Re: Setting up secure bookmarks/favorites
« Last post by mouser on May 09, 2007, 07:37 PM »
cybernetnews did a short story on secure firefox addons here:
http://tech.cybernet...-for-firefox-and-ie/
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im up to level 7, it's hard but fun!!!
i just hope my neighbors dont call the police as i have been making loud exclamations of fright when i die close to the goal..
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Finished Programs / Re: Folder-RSS: Monitor folder changes via rss
« Last post by mouser on May 09, 2007, 02:52 PM »
Justice has been writing some very cool utilities here in the coding snacks section..
Please show him some support by sending him a few donationcredits along with a nice little message when you do :)
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Coding Snack Guidelines / Re: Setting up secure bookmarks/favorites
« Last post by mouser on May 09, 2007, 02:39 PM »
actually a plugin that resolved the ips of web pages, and compared them against known trusted official ips of these sites would solve the problem wouldnt it? does this exist already?
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Unfinished Requests / Re: IDEA: HTTP to FTP downloader
« Last post by mouser on May 09, 2007, 12:37 PM »
yes this is something you need to have the server running a kind of daemon, which would require shell access.
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making it past level 5 is worth it, level 6 is a hoot  :Thmbsup:
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Unfinished Requests / Re: IDEA: HTTP to FTP downloader
« Last post by mouser on May 09, 2007, 11:39 AM »
Perhaps it could be solved completely on the web server side. You could just have a script on the web server that downloads a file from the web and saves it directly on the server.

exactly, the idea is a combination of a script on the server, listening for instructions, and a browser plugin maybe, that would let you right click on a link and instruct your server script to download the chosen file.
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Finally made it to level 5.. how many levels are there?
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CONGRATULATIONS!
 :beerchug:


Hey it's actually quite fun now!  The control scheme works quite well now -- it's challenging enough that in the later levels you really have to use some skill to move around without bashing into things and dying.  Well done!!
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dunno where i got that quote from in previous post -- maybe copied it before you edited it??
hehe yep, i corrected it.

how about including threads that are older but "hopping" again
yep, i think that's a good idea.. maybe a little section of the newsletter pointing out some of the most popular recent discussions, whether old or new posts.

ps. welcome to the site vietson1, always nice to hear that people appreciate the newsletter  :up:
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Find And Run Robot / Re: FARR v2 - Vista Compatibility Testers+Discussion
« Last post by mouser on May 09, 2007, 10:29 AM »
thanks for the tip justice, good idea.
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Mini-Reviews by Members / Re: --> PLEASE READ BEFORE YOU POST <--
« Last post by mouser on May 09, 2007, 01:15 AM »
yeah but it doesnt work yet from personal area.
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suggest any more categories to add and im sure Darwin will add them.
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Welcome to the site Tobias, nice to see you here.  :up:
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nice idea; i added to choices at the end.
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Living Room / Sun: Pay open-source developers
« Last post by mouser on May 08, 2007, 04:31 PM »
Things have to change here, I agree 100%.  It's just not right that people are getting rich off of open source coders and not giving anything back.  On the other hand, if people can figure out a way to share some of the revenue, Open Source could become a much more attractive choice for programmers, and we would all benefit.

Sun is proposing that open-source developers be paid for the revenue-generating technology that they have made available for free.

At the CommunityOne and NetBeansDay events in San Francisco on Monday, Rich Green, Sun executive vice president for software, expressed doubts about the current model in which open-source developers create free intellectual property and have others scoop it up to generate huge amounts of revenue.

"It really is a worrisome social artifact," Green said. "I think in the long term that this is a worrisome scenario [and] not sustainable. We are looking very closely at compensating people for the work that they do."

The current scenario is Robin Hood backwards: stealing from the poor and making others rich, said Green. He stressed that Sun, however, is the number-one contributor to open source worldwide.

There is a need to work closely with those in the open-source community to share revenues, said Green.



from slashdot
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In today's comic, Steve shows you how to use your imaginary internet.

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General Software Discussion / Re: Quicken Kids & Money Software
« Last post by mouser on May 08, 2007, 03:50 PM »
actually they want you to pay $100 a year for it.
i think the first lesson you should teach your kids is:
sit them down in front of the computer and say "look at how companies manage to grab all your money with recurring subscription charges."
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Living Room / Re: PC World Editor Resigns - Bravo!
« Last post by mouser on May 08, 2007, 02:58 PM »
Ed Bott is continuing to write about this story.  In addition to zaine's links above see:
And so PC World begins its death spiral
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Living Room / Re: Impressive little scam
« Last post by mouser on May 08, 2007, 02:25 PM »
atm number, lol, ok that is a bit of a clue that this is a scam :)
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General Software Discussion / Quicken Kids & Money Software
« Last post by mouser on May 08, 2007, 02:15 PM »
This seems way too expensive to me to justify purchasing (ironic isn't it), but the idea is quite interesting.. Would be nice to see someone here work on some kind of free alternative for young kids to help them learn to save..

Money skills to give your kids a head start
Quicken® Kids & Money is a practical, step-by-step program to help you teach up to four children (ages 5-8) money skills and habits that will last a lifetime. Here are just few of the program highlights:
Monthly Milestones
Step-by-step lessons
Each lesson comes complete with goals and activities to help you teach your child (ages 5-8) money skills. We call these Milestones, which include topics such as:
    * - setting a savings goals
    * - delaying gratification
    * - learning to earn
    * - donanting to charity
    * - see a partial list of lessons
We recognize that life can be busy with little children, so our lessons are flexible. In as little as 20 minutes each week, you can teach your children how to handle money through real-life practice and continual reinforcement of your values. Your children soon begin to use their use their new-found skills and habits every day.

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