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Living Room / Re: Re: Arizona sunsets
« Last post by tomos on August 14, 2018, 03:50 PM »this seems to have gotten separated from the main Arizona sunsets thread.
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What language are you looking at learning anyway?looking at improving my German ---Stephen66515 (August 11, 2018, 02:56 PM)
Bitcoin is still a total disaster-Arizona Hot (August 13, 2018, 04:41 PM)
Under the menu of Chrome there's an option Desktop site, uncheck it if it's checked - it should immediately refresh and bring up the mobile version.that's already unchecked.-4wd (August 10, 2018, 06:15 AM)
The Light L16 camera is an engineering marvel. It takes 16 different smartphone-sized imaging modules, each carefully aligned behind a piece of glass, and uses them in concert with each other to create images that are bigger and better-looking than the results the individual cameras are capable of. It does all this in a form factor that’s two or three times thicker than, but not quite as wide as, an iPad mini, something that actually fits in a few pockets and is easy enough to stow in a bag. That’s Light’s selling point for this $2,000 camera: the L16 is ostensibly a full bag of camera gear in one body.
Light told me as recently as late last year that it was working with a smartphone manufacturer to incorporate its technology. It seems like the right fit for Light’s technology, but it’s unclear what part of the market the company was talking about. Maybe Light will give midtier smartphones a chance to compete with the iPhones and Samsungs of the world. It also may have missed the boat.
@tomos: What browser are you using?Chrome-4wd (August 09, 2018, 07:55 PM)
Have you tried the mobile version of DC, there's no user info panel at all in landscape.I did try it a good while back on my windows phone and it wasnt very good: dont know if that due to phone or dc at that time.
hi Contro,You also need to check the user rights for the folder you wish to create the new sub-folders into. 'Run as administrator' functionality, as well as UAC, have a different impact in comparison between Windows 7 and 10. Windows 10 protects a lot of folders on the C:\ partition, more harshly then Windows 7 does. Windows 10 also gives me the impression that it protects more folders in this way than Windows 7 does.I have control total
It might be an option to add your user account to the list of users that is allowed to read and write in the desired folder (right-click on that folder, select Properties and go to tab Security to add your user account).
Something else to consider: The first (local) user account that you create in Windows is usually associated with two standard Windows user groups, called 'Users' and 'Administrators'. When accessing any folder on that computer, Windows will check what user and user group rights are configured at that folder. Windows will always default to the most restricted access to that folder, if a user is part of multiple user groups. This behavior is preferable for your own security.
Removing the associated user group 'Users' from your user account would help Windows making up its mind on how much access rights it should grant to your user account for any folder. Doing this on a single user PC is not a security problem. With a multi-user system it could be. When another user executes some malware which takes a peek at user group associations for all (local) accounts to find out which ones to target (first).-Shades (August 07, 2018, 02:27 PM)
The UAC is disabled . Do you recommend me enable the service again in the registry ?-Contro (August 07, 2018, 04:19 PM)
).What's the difference between the versions? I didn't see a comparison anywhere on the site.here you go:-wraith808 (August 01, 2018, 09:00 PM)
prompted me to read it too -- for a scientific paper, it's very accessible actuallyBlueberry Earth-Arizona Hot (August 01, 2018, 12:47 PM)
I can't believe I actually sat here and read that.-AzureToad (August 01, 2018, 06:00 PM)
@tomos,eh, no
Do you have any preliminary comments? I wondered if you use RAW files, and if so, how ACDSee compares with your previous system. As well as its tagging/organisation system; not everybody likes the Lightroom approach. Plenty of other Digital Asset Management (DAM) sofware exists, e.g. Photo Mechanic and FotoStation, but they tend to be expensive, aimed at pros.-rjbull (June 17, 2018, 04:17 PM)
you mean it's inertia that leads (or can lead) to procrastination?Most of us know procrastination. Gets in the way and stops us from doing things.-tomos (July 26, 2018, 07:03 AM)
I prefer to think of it as failure to overcome inertia.-4wd (July 26, 2018, 07:42 AM)
What's really productive is working very hard on project B while putting off project A. When B is complete A is often more than ready to go.yes, have often done that one -- although 'project B' is often much lower priority than the original project. Still, it's a nice feeling to get something done-cranioscopical (July 26, 2018, 07:37 AM)
I just bought a Moto G6, and I like it much better than the G3 or G4.a good review app
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I got the Amazon Prime version, so double clicking the power button activates Alexa, rather than turning the camera on. But like previous Moto G models, making a chopping motion still turns on the flash light, and twisting turns on the camera.
Would I recommend this phone? Absolutely! I still feel it's the best phone available in this price range, and affordable enough to get one, unlocked.-app103 (July 24, 2018, 05:24 PM)