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I live in a crappy little village that seems to have more sheep and cows than actual people...and yet I am still only a 15 minute drive from ASDA (Or Walmart as you call it) and the same distance from a Tesco (Like ASDA...Only better) o.O-Stephen66515 (June 07, 2015, 03:12 PM)
i like and use Enpass. excellent multiplatform support. it does *all* of them. osx/windows/linux/andriod/ios. even blackberry! it lets you sync through your dropbox account too.-Gwen7 (June 04, 2015, 09:04 PM)
This one looked interesting, but I really hate web sites that talk about paying for their product & they never mention a price.-Innuendo (June 06, 2015, 03:23 PM)
As for quality of hardware, you can find some wonderfully built laptops that can rival a Macbook, but you won't find Dell selling one and you will pay just as much for it as you did that Macbook Pro.-Innuendo (June 06, 2015, 06:36 AM)
Dell XPS 13 (2015) is getting good reviews and being called a MacBook Air and Zenbook killer, at much lower price. The other one that's also looking good is the HP Spectre x360.-dr_andus (June 06, 2015, 08:44 AM)
I just started using chrome x64. I found it is honoring the command line switch I used in chromium years ago.
--renderer-process-limit=n I have been playing around with the setting. On my Laptop n=6 seems like the sweet spot. But I found setting Fast Dial to never refresh the dial thumbnails seems to eliminate the lag I noticed. With a setting of 6 as max renderers and 6 or 7 tabs open it seems to hover around 8 or 9 exe instances running. With no switch it was around 11 or 12.-MilesAhead (June 06, 2015, 01:56 PM)
They make sentence which look like a real readable sentences but in fact are stupidly connected long sentences. But they do the job of fooling search engines very well.-lifeh2o (June 05, 2015, 12:51 PM)
Where/why did it show up? Are you connected to gaming sites/ forums / mailing lists?-TaoPhoenix (June 05, 2015, 11:21 AM)
might be worth reading through the newegg reviews?-tomos (June 05, 2015, 06:03 AM)
No, in that page there are data only.-Giampy (June 05, 2015, 06:29 AM)
If someone owns/owned the graphic card Intel G41 or better still the motherboard Asus P5QPL-AM, I would appreciate much to know his/her experience.-Giampy (June 05, 2015, 04:39 AM)
100!yes indeedy :-)-ayryq (June 03, 2015, 09:10 PM)
I think the "exposure compensation" sim is pretty coolwhere's that one? (do you mean the -2 to +2 scale?)-ayryq (June 03, 2015, 08:50 AM)
There's no possible way to expose correctly if the ambient light is reduced to, say, bright indoors, and it's got out-of-date profiles for high-ISO noise. A modern DSLR would do much better at high ISO. It'd be nice to have multiple example images, and if I paid for it I'd want different lenses and flashes.-ayryq (June 03, 2015, 08:50 AM)
At the end '2012' was sold for less than $20. Surely you don't mean such price should qualify for a FREE upgrade to '2016' - which was the question here.-Curt (June 03, 2015, 09:12 AM)
i am a LITTLE bit confused about the versions that are currently available.
On the homepage the latest version is "v4.10.0", the forum thread title says "v4.11.0 BETA", the last changelog "v4.12.0 BETA" (4.11 was skipped there btw), the beta download "4.12.1 BETA" and the DC updater wants to update to "4.12.0" (without beta).
Can someone tell me, what's going on right now?-ZeDMIN (June 03, 2015, 04:12 AM)
^ SoftMaker Office 2016 is so expensively priced that I feel certain there is no free update from 2012, no matter how late you bought it.-Curt (June 02, 2015, 06:20 PM)
Softmaker Office 2016 has been released.
http://www.softmaker...english/index_en.htm
...
pricing appears to be different for German locations, so not sure what pricing you will see - probably 89.95 $/€ full price; 59.95 upgrade price
Note:
- 1) there appears to be only the Pro version now
- 2) there's one upgrade price for all (even from free versions)
- 3) they have moved from eMclient to Thunderbird for email
Overview:
http://www.softmaker...m/english/ofw_en.htm
Features
http://www.softmaker...glish/ofwfeat_en.htm-tomos (May 29, 2015, 05:35 AM)
The cutted/flattened edges you mention are the visual waveforms that have been hardwall/brickwall limited. The "normalize" function Curt mentions is a preset limiter. When music is produced at that fine line just below clipping, any number of variables with your system might boost the signal just enough to exceed that line and cause audible clipping. As for your fix re the clipping, I produce for radio and have to leave about -5db headroom on the radio shows or else some stations run into problems with their download/playback/upload or broadcast systems boosting the signal and causing clipping. The -5db leaves plenty of room to compensate for that. You did the same by lowering the audio on the YTD audio - got it far enough away from clipping that Audacity could then manipulate the sound to your satisfaction. I think you'll only have clipping where the audio is been mastered at those extreme levels.-Joe Hone (May 31, 2015, 09:55 PM)
What happens with a dual SIM that supports stand-by is that when you're not actively using the cell radio (is., you're not in a phone call), the phone is 'multiplexing' between the two SIMs. It'll activate one SIM to allow a connection on that phone number, and if nothing's going on, it'll switch the connection to the other SIM. It does this automatically, without you having to manually choose which SIM is active.
I don't know how often the switch is done, but it's fast/often enough that any incoming calls on either SIM just ring the phone. Dual active SIM phones actually have two sets of cell radios, so using one SIM doesn't affect the connectivity of the other at all.
However, when you are actively in a phone call with a stand-by dual SIM, the other SIM is never activated. I think that for most people this isn't really an issue - incoming calls on the other SIM will go to voicemail. Just like if you had a single SIM.
It might be a problem if you want to conference calls across the SIMs.
The other area that I think where stand-by could be a problem is if you're like me and use one SIM for voice/text and the other for data. In that situation you won't be able to use data while you are actively in a phone call. Personally, this hasn't been a problem at all. The only time I noticed that I didn't have data access during a phone call was when I tried doing it just to see if it worked or not.-mwb1100 (May 31, 2015, 05:24 PM)
Full active is pretty uncommon among dual-SIM phones, at least in my limited experience. Are you sure you need full active? My dual-SIM phone is standby, and I have had zero problems. But then again, I'm not much of a yakker.-mwb1100 (May 31, 2015, 01:16 PM)
I'd also like to add my vote for Ctrl + Shift + Left / Right making a selection. I find the fact that FARR doesn't do that very confusing.-phitsc (November 15, 2011, 01:49 AM)
why my clipboard is the problem?
I am copying from another word document and I am pasting in my initial word document
I paste several stuff, tables photos, formatted text etc
I just don't want that to affect my previous text!-kalos (May 29, 2015, 10:44 AM)