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Are there any people here who have Win 10 and don't use Classic Shell or something like it?-Arizona Hot (February 05, 2020, 09:19 AM)
Me.-Deozaan (February 05, 2020, 11:53 AM)
I'll attach the download here so you can try it, it's rather old (2009, that's not a typo), but it's the latest available. Please run some AV across it before actually trying it, just to be sure.Thanks Ath. Now I am sure I can download.-Ath (January 29, 2020, 12:56 PM)
If not tomorrow I will surf from another station ....
Note : Is downloaded
Note after installation : I am lost !
In the installation directory only a doc and a dll !.
How can I use it ?
I am more used to the icon in the desktop to launch the program.-Contro (January 29, 2020, 12:59 PM)
So how do we get the thing to realize that there are no content filters enabled, and just play music when people ask it to?-Deozaan (January 27, 2020, 10:23 PM)
Disk space?
Hard drives are cheap these days. Storage is plentiful. Aside from the 1TB SSD I'm running the OS on, I've got 11TB online. If you want to keep the primary storage device running lean, you could add a setting for locating your Recycle Bin (which I assume is different than the Windows Recycle Bin?) somewhere else, like on another drive.
Scanning the CH+S data folders, I note that it's keeping a copy of all copied images in the Files\[year] folders, so there's a lot of space in use that I had never realized before. Just an observation; I don't care that it's doing that. It could be a space consideration for some, though.-djMot (January 28, 2020, 08:30 AM)
I use Bins - http://www.1upindustries.com/Bins/-c.gingerich (January 27, 2020, 01:28 PM)
The advantage of TrueLaunchBar (shareware) is that the menu pops out on mouse-hover, where the Windows toolbars need a mouse-click to open.-Ath (January 27, 2020, 01:23 AM)
My personal problem is finding people that like to play board games.-Shades (January 26, 2020, 01:56 PM)
For those with a Western Digital set top box or something similar it may still be very useful.-MilesAhead (January 24, 2020, 10:46 AM)
Common problem with a WDTV Live was it couldn't handle MKV's that had compressed headers, (I still have and use one), remuxing to use uncompressed headers made the files playable, format translation wasn't necessary.-4wd (January 24, 2020, 12:31 PM)
A couple of days ago one Reddit user had the misfortune to return home and discover something rather interesting hooked up to their router, placed there by their roommate. A cross between a multi-level marking scam and hardware malware, the malicious board had been put into a position that allowed it to harvest every bit of available data from their local network.“Roommate has come home and stated they found the person on Facebook and installed the device a few days ago. They were told they’d receive $15 a month through direct deposit and all the device will do is run ads for other people when they visit roommates Facebook page…
…well it has been a long night but I’ve finally got all my passwords reset and bank cards cancelled. I have no way of knowing what data was taken as it is not stored on the device. Only thing left to do is grill my roommate for information regarding the person/company that gave them this and decide if I have enough to go to the police.”
Looking at the picture of the board itself, it appears to be an off-the-shelf Friendly ARM NanoPi NEO single-board computer. Built around an Allwinner H3 processor, a quad-core ARM Cortex-A7 running at 1.2GHz with 256MB of RAM, the board has a 10/100Mbps Ethernet jack, and a micro SD card slot. That’s a specification that provides more than enough horse power to snoop in on any traffic going across the local network.
In a perfect world:
- source formatting would be retained always.
- pasting with source formatting would be the default always (because that was what was actually copied).
- alternative paste formats would be available via hot key and/or right-click options.
imho.-djMot (January 17, 2020, 07:41 AM)
I'm hesitant to think about having a fundraiser unless I feel we deserved one and I don't feel like we've created enough new good things lately.
Though it is our 15th anniversary this march. Something to chew on..-mouser (January 16, 2020, 12:52 PM)
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Not entirely sure on the legalities, but maybe it would be easier to buy the track you want and then just torrent a high-quality version of the track to use as you wish? (If you're bothered about legalities, then you should probably check that haha).-Stephen66515 (January 10, 2020, 05:39 PM)
Google has officially stated that they will continue to support the Chrome browser in Windows 7 to give businesses more time to migrate to Windows 10.
On January 14th, 2020, Windows 7 will reach End of Life, which means that unless you purchased Extended Security Updates licenses, Microsoft will no longer provide vulnerability or bug fixes for the operating system.
For businesses, migrating to a new operating system can be a long and arduous task and while some may argue that organizations have had enough time to do so, many factors could come into play that delays this migration.
This means that many businesses will continue to utilize Windows 7 even after it has reached End of Life and no longer receives critical security updates.
For organizations that rely on Google Chrome for their web applications or SaaS apps, Google has stated that they will continue to fully support Chrome on Windows 7 through at least July 15th, 2021.
