Oct 2, 2010
http://kotaku.com/5620338/what-do-you-get-when-you-cross-mirrors-edge-and-half+life-2
http://kotaku.com/5620338/what-do-you-get-when-you-cross-mirrors-edge-and-half+life-2
Sep 15, 2010
Sep 5, 2010
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Aug 22, 2010
Steam - Library Grid View - Add our own pictures
http://forums.steampowered.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1163703
Come on lets make more here and make this happen!
Come on lets make more here and make this happen!
Aug 16, 2010
Aug 13, 2010
Aug 12, 2010
Aug 11, 2010
The Expendables
I'm excited, the kind of movie you really always want to see, now its finally here. Open your hearts to the action hero montage.
services.exe using too much (and forever increasing) Mem Usage in Windows Task Manager
services.exe using too much (and forever increasing) Mem Usage in Windows Task Manager. L
Clear security event log, and set log to smaller size (and possibly do this for other events too) = Fixed = J
Aug 10, 2010
Aug 5, 2010
Aug 4, 2010
Dir to text file: dir *.* /s /b > files.txt
Save all files under the folder and all of its sub files to a text file, this switches can also be changed to your liking:
dir *.* /s /b > files.txt
done.
dir *.* /s /b > files.txt
done.
XCOPY/ Z
XCOPY /z
snipit from http://www.microsoft.com/resources [...] xcopy.mspx
If you lose your connection during the copy phase (for example, if the server going offline severs the connection), it resumes after you reestablish the connection. /z also displays the percentage of the copy operation completed for each file.
(Don't believe the percentage works, tried it.)
Aug 3, 2010
Disable that Annoying Windows Logon Warning Message
Just clear the keys "LegalNoticeCaption" and "LegalNoticeText".
Aug 2, 2010
Pure Pwnage - Love it
Life of a Pro Gamer | Pure Pwnage - Watch it from the beginning season 1 the original series then all the way through, then watch the TV show. If you're a gamer, you gotta love this. Though you should be family with C&C Generals Zero Hour, Portal, Mega man - referenced in the show.
Aug 1, 2010
VGBoxArt - Browsing Box Art / Covers Archives
Jul 29, 2010
Jul 23, 2010
Jul 21, 2010
Jul 20, 2010
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Jul 15, 2010
Jul 14, 2010
How to choose a DLNA Media Server for Windows, Mac OS X or Linux | Robert Green's DIY
How to choose a DLNA Media Server for Windows, Mac OS X or Linux | Robert Green's DIY: "How to choose a DLNA Media Server for Windows, Mac OS X or Linux"
AMDGeeks.net - your amd overclock source
AMDGeeks.net - your amd overclock source hope I can get the same
AMDGeeks.net - your amd overclock source
AMDGeeks.net - your amd overclock source hope I can get the same
graphic card lists
http://whirlpool.net.au/wiki/?tag=rmp_vds
http://www.overclock.net/graphics-cards-general/502403-graphics-card-ranking-5th-time-last.html
http://www.overclock.net/graphics-cards-general/502403-graphics-card-ranking-5th-time-last.html
Jul 13, 2010
Jul 10, 2010
No more AMD motherboards that support Nvidia SLI cards?
Is Nvidia exclusively Intel now? Has AMD said forget it no more?
Consumer (me) losers. I got AMD 6400+ and a 8800 GTX and trying to track down a new SLI motherboard so I can setup my old 8800 GTX in SLI. (I would buy a second hand old motherboard, but I done this three times already, and basically the GA-59 and 55 basically just didn't work or worked for a while had basically stopped working, and the same for Asus M2N32.) So gimme a newer motherboard.
Maybe this is old news and I'm none the wiser.
Jul 8, 2010
Jul 3, 2010
Jul 1, 2010
Jun 30, 2010
Jun 28, 2010
access denied for user 'root'@'localhost' (using password: no)
access denied for user 'root'@'localhost' (using password: no)
on ubuntu after mysql install (sudo apt-get install mysql-server)
to enter/change password use:
mysqladmin -u root -p password yourpassword
(yourpassword <- goes here)
I've read other places you don't need the -p but on ubuntu you do!
see ya
on ubuntu after mysql install (sudo apt-get install mysql-server)
to enter/change password use:
mysqladmin -u root -p password yourpassword
(yourpassword <- goes here)
I've read other places you don't need the -p but on ubuntu you do!
see ya
Jun 22, 2010
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May 31, 2010
May 25, 2010
lynda
lynda.com great for flash training videos, i particularly like the tuts by lee brimelow. when my budget is update to date, gonna subscribe. www.lynda.com
May 18, 2010
fix screen resolution in ubuntu on virtualbox
May 15, 2010
May 11, 2010
sudo passwd root - ubuntu- how to waste my time
let me start by saying, i've never used linux before. so how the f##k would i know how to install software on it.
i do have plenty of windows experience, been working in and around it for 10+ years. am a pc gamer, like to build my own pcs, like to dabble in new stuff when i have time.
which leads me to thinking, i really would like to try out the bugzilla open source tracking software. so hey i'll install linux in vmware, and do it. (i know there are windows versions) but i wanted it to be in linux so i could potientally give it to the really it guys to put it on our live servers.
so off i went, first trying to install openSUSE, which took ages, because i wasn't smart enough to choose ide disk instead of scsi (linux doesn't like scis on vmware 5.5, use ide disk instead) straight away. then oh i need apache web server. then trying to install apache, what a pain. i tried installing different linux dist. and finally when with ubuntu. so i installed ok, installed xampp instead, installs ok, then i try and start it "/opt/lampp/lampp start". f##k nothing. oh gotta get to the root. "su" 'passwd:' what, what password, i never set a password for su during the installation. i put my name in and a password. ok, i'll try that password. ********** 'su" authentication failure', ok i'll try no password. 'su" authentication failure' try password 'su" authentication failure' maybe i spelt my password wrong 'su" authentication failure' maybe the caps was on 'su" authentication failure' f##k this shit. google, searching................. ........ ...... ... ... .. f##k this ..... . .. . .. . . .. . ... ....... .. . ok ubuntu documentatino search..... su default password... nothing. f##ken f##k f##k f##k. ok RootSudo. Ahhh root acount password is locked in Ubuntu. ahhh 'sudo password root' change password. done.
what i f##ken un-user-friendly documentation. f##ken f##k heads those f##ken it guys, why don't you write f##ken documentation from the non it perspective. ah f##k im a it guy. sh#t i do the same thing.
lesson learned. not only to be f##cken persistance. but lets be kind, to those nubies entering unknown situations. lets write documentation from a non it perspective and orgnaise it correctly. god i'll be doing this from now on for my users.
next time ubuntu documentation, put the f##ken sudo passwd root in the install instructions chapter up front.
ps sorry about the swearing.
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can't get to the root in ubuntu, do this: at terminal enter (without quotes) "sudo passwd root" and change the password, now you can get to "su". thanks me.
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i do have plenty of windows experience, been working in and around it for 10+ years. am a pc gamer, like to build my own pcs, like to dabble in new stuff when i have time.
which leads me to thinking, i really would like to try out the bugzilla open source tracking software. so hey i'll install linux in vmware, and do it. (i know there are windows versions) but i wanted it to be in linux so i could potientally give it to the really it guys to put it on our live servers.
so off i went, first trying to install openSUSE, which took ages, because i wasn't smart enough to choose ide disk instead of scsi (linux doesn't like scis on vmware 5.5, use ide disk instead) straight away. then oh i need apache web server. then trying to install apache, what a pain. i tried installing different linux dist. and finally when with ubuntu. so i installed ok, installed xampp instead, installs ok, then i try and start it "/opt/lampp/lampp start". f##k nothing. oh gotta get to the root. "su" 'passwd:' what, what password, i never set a password for su during the installation. i put my name in and a password. ok, i'll try that password. ********** 'su" authentication failure', ok i'll try no password. 'su" authentication failure' try password 'su" authentication failure' maybe i spelt my password wrong 'su" authentication failure' maybe the caps was on 'su" authentication failure' f##k this shit. google, searching................. ........ ...... ... ... .. f##k this ..... . .. . .. . . .. . ... ....... .. . ok ubuntu documentatino search..... su default password... nothing. f##ken f##k f##k f##k. ok RootSudo. Ahhh root acount password is locked in Ubuntu. ahhh 'sudo password root' change password. done.
what i f##ken un-user-friendly documentation. f##ken f##k heads those f##ken it guys, why don't you write f##ken documentation from the non it perspective. ah f##k im a it guy. sh#t i do the same thing.
lesson learned. not only to be f##cken persistance. but lets be kind, to those nubies entering unknown situations. lets write documentation from a non it perspective and orgnaise it correctly. god i'll be doing this from now on for my users.
next time ubuntu documentation, put the f##ken sudo passwd root in the install instructions chapter up front.
ps sorry about the swearing.
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can't get to the root in ubuntu, do this: at terminal enter (without quotes) "sudo passwd root" and change the password, now you can get to "su". thanks me.
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gadwin printscreen 4.4
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