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try connecting via IP address: http://208.65.153.253-lanux128 (July 28, 2008, 09:44 PM)
I'll do it this afternoon during my coffee break.-Armando (July 28, 2008, 10:43 AM)
[except I'd nearly believe you could Armando] By the way, what do you people think of my logo? Don't be afraid to criticize. I'm just going for a clean, professional look. (see attachment in previous post)
Initially, my slogan was "Only the Good Stuff", but someone said it reminded them of a Kenny Chesney song, which is true. As I can't stand Kenny CHesney, I had to change it. "Top of the Line" was a slogan my cousin and I used to say a lot when we were kids and were always trying to find the best things to get.-superboyac (July 28, 2008, 10:47 AM)
Did anyone look at the attachment in my last post, above? It is a couple of paragraphs clipped directly from the most recent issue of WS and states that ALL of Gizmo's "premium" content - stuff that was formerly only available to premium (read: paying) subscribers to Support Alert - will always be available free in Windows Secrets-J-Mac (July 25, 2008, 11:04 PM)
| # Will the Tech Support Alert Website Have Premium Content? No, all content on Tech Support Alert will now be free and that's the way it will stay. Current premium subscribers to Support Alert Newsletter will have full access to their premium content from the Windows Secrets Web site. |
it loads,it plays okay this morning
starts to play (without sound) but stops after a couple of seconds or less
clicking play/pause makes no difference-tomos (July 24, 2008, 02:46 PM)
sound problem was a problem with my pc-tomos (July 25, 2008, 02:46 AM)
/ whatever it loads,
starts to play (without sound) but stops after a couple of seconds or less
clicking play/pause makes no difference-tomos (July 24, 2008, 02:46 PM)
http://www.outwit.co...7-b579-0f2eee222ad1}-cmpm (June 13, 2008, 07:16 PM)
| So, what is OutWit, in a word? OutWit is a Web collection engine for everyone. It runs on your Windows, MacOS or Linux machine and allows you to browse through and easily grab information, images, contacts or files from the Internet, in a few clicks. The question, when looking for anything on the Internet, is two-fold: find the pertinent data and make it usable for your purposes. Both processes can prove extremely time-consuming and both can be vastly improved using OutWit Hub. Originally conceived for researchers and data managers, the program is bringing Web scraping tools to everyone for both business and personal use. Just browse the Web for pages that include the information you are looking for; OutWit will scan the pages to recognize the data structure and format it into tables, allowing you to rate it and easily export it to files, spreadsheets or databases for later use. |
Just to make things easier, they are only the programs that you find in your START menu so you can easily just click the very top level and then click allow.That's what I was hoping for but didnt manage to figure out-Fedorov (July 24, 2008, 07:36 AM)
And there's a second page! Whoa.-zridling (July 24, 2008, 03:13 AM)
| this list in an online spreadsheet, with read/write access to all, as in this one where I’ve imported the original list: http://www.editgrid....ry/List_of_Outliners Anybody can add/edit the info, sort, etc |
)I just received word from the developers that they are putting together a discount on Jungle Disk for our members.-cthorpe (July 22, 2008, 03:09 PM)
i keep gettin teh message of "video no longer available" on every vid i click on youtube...could someone help?-papoj1 (July 22, 2008, 10:51 PM)
That sounds promising. I wonder what could cause such a forbidding bug and take all that time to fix?-J-Mac (July 22, 2008, 01:11 PM)
| We wanted to share a brief note about what we observed during yesterday's event and where we are at this stage. As a distributed system, the different components of Amazon S3 need to be aware of the state of each other. For example, this awareness makes it possible for the system to decide to which redundant physical storage server to route a request. In order to share this state information across the system, we use a gossip protocol. Yesterday, we experienced a problem related to gossiping our internal state information, leaving the system components unable to interact properly and causing customers' requests to Amazon S3 to fail. After exploring several alternatives, we determined that we had to temporarily take the service offline so that we could clear all gossipped state and restart gossip to rebuild the state. These are sophisticated systems and it generally takes a while to get to root cause in such a situation. We're working very hard to do this and will be providing more information here when we've fully investigated the incident. We also wanted to let you know that for this particular event, we'll be waiving our standard SLA process and applying the appropriate service credit to all affected customers for the July billing period. Customers will not need to send us an e-mail to request their credits, as these will be automatically applied. This transaction will be reflected in our customers' August billing statements. |
on a blog i read sometimes i saw one of these, i didn't know what it was then, anyway here is the link http://wickedanomie....my-dissertation.html - she is a phd student (and a teacher/lecturer) in the US somewhere and it is her dissertation, as the name of it suggests.-Grorgy (July 22, 2008, 06:40 AM)