Today I asked the IT tech why right click is disabled. He said it was for "security issues", but he couldn't remember exactly what. Does anyone know what possible security risk their could be through...
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Today I asked the IT tech why right click is disabled. He said it was for "security issues", but he couldn't remember exactly what. Does anyone know what possible security risk their could be through...
Probably SP2 then, but still outdated. I heard the IT techs talking about them being SP1 but that was a while ago.
Our teacher has talked about upgrading the computers, but they say it will cost...
I took AS Computing hoping it would further my education towards the world of computers.
However, it has been anything but.
First, the computers are slow and unusuable. They run Windows XP,...
According to this site,
http://forums.scotsnewsletter.com/index.php?showtopic=36509
it works, from Linux 2.6.25 (Ubuntu 10.10 definitely, Ubuntu 10.04 - I'm not sure, but I think so.)
...
I was given two old 128 GB OCZ SATA-II SSDs. I've set them up in RAID 0 right now and I get 252 MB/s read rate, which is very fast. These are very expensive new, and I didn't really plan for them -...
Trying to cross compile to .exe for a Python script using cx_Freeze, I get this error:
running build
running build_exe
copying /usr/lib/pymodules/python2.6/cx_Freeze/bases/Console ->...
http://cgi.ebay.com/EASYCAP-USB-2-0-VIDEO-TV-DVD-VHS-AUDIO-CAPTURE-ADAPTER-/220653396628?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0
Does anyone know if they work on Ubuntu? I guess since it's only $8.99, I'll probably...
Anyway it's gone now... so problem solved.
My point on Ubuntu's left-sided window buttons: why change them? I use Windows nearly 20% of the time and Ubuntu 80% of the time. Not enough to justify...
On the sidebar, there's an option to select 'Pages from the UK', or in your case, 'Pages from Australia'. See attached image made in 30 seconds in GIMP.
Though there's probably a search feature...
Quite right (no pun intended), I put them on the right. I deal with too many Windows systems to have Ubuntu on the left, I couldn't adapt. I uploaded a video to YouTube explaining to others how to...
My point is that Bing, Yahoo, etc. do this because they need to attract people to the homepage with pretty graphics when the overall functionality is not as good in my opinion. If Google are doing...
I hate it because it takes away the minimalism Google used to stand for. The great thing about Google is that it loads fast. It's like they've had a whole change of thought over these last few years....
You can set the image to white. But then you can't read the text. The next best thing is setting it to black I suppose.
Strange why the ?hl=all trick works here but not with you.
Why is there no easy-to-find option to turn it off? There's a list of backgrounds to select, but there's no 'None' option! Ugggh!
I want my minimalist Google back - not an ugly Bing clone. That's one of them main reasons I use Google.
You can view a plain Google page at
http://www.google.com/webhp?hl=all
or Google SSL...
Yes, I wear it all the time. It's a Casio of some kind...
0/0 is indeterminate because you get tricky questions like the limit of x^2/x (at least that's what I understand... haven't done advanced calculus yet.)
1 Mbits/second down, 128 kbits/s up @ £8 p.m.
8 Mbits/second down, 1 Mbits/s up @ £12 p.m.
24 Mbits/second down, 3 Mbits/s up @ £25 p.m.
Three internet connections. Prices are approximate can't...
0/0 is either 1 or anything, depending on who you ask. If you ask a mathematician, it is 'indeterminate'.
Won't matter to the average desktop Linux user. It's designed for mobile phones, tablet computers and digital televisions, places where Linux already has a fair share and Intel + Microsoft are in the...
I'm not so sure on that. I've rarely defragged NTFS Windows systems. FAT32 on the other hand... NTFS isn't the best filesystem. But it works fairly well for its job, which is run desktop operating...
Smokescreen could be the answer.
A hyperintelligent race just got off the phone to tell me that they've calculated x/0. In order to do it, they created a massive sentient computer called Deep Thought. After 7.5 million years of...
NTFS isn't that bad. It's actually a reasonably good product. But I guess it is what you would call a "general purpose" filesystem. Not really specialised in anything.
The ext series and ReiserFS...
I use YouTube, Google, Gmail and Google Analytics. Occasionally I'll use Chrome. Not to mention the products they've done a bit on or funded a bit; Wine, for example.