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A shitload of companies use java. I guess the difference is that most is server side on Tomcat, rather than client side... so the user doesn't have to gently caress around with their own VM.
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Factor Mystic posted:Unbelievable. Java makes sites that aren't even using it slower. Who uses Java in a site anymore anyway? Not even sites. Opening a new tab actually lags a second after I hit ctrl-T with the Java plugin enabled. No lag when its disabled. Terrible.
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Does anyone use a Logitech Harmony universal remote? I can't get the software to work. I've tried compatibility mode for almost every older OS and have run/installed it with admin rights, but it just shows a blank (grey) window. It might be something to do with flash, because I think that's what it uses to render the contents. Remote software 7.5, Windows build 7100.
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deep square leg posted:Does anyone use a Logitech Harmony universal remote? I can't get the software to work. I've tried compatibility mode for almost every older OS and have run/installed it with admin rights, but it just shows a blank (grey) window. It might be something to do with flash, because I think that's what it uses to render the contents. It's working fine for me w/ the latest Harmony software from their site & 7100. Checked their support forums? They are pretty good.
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Whats the dual monitor software of choice for 7? Is the Vista version of it solid? I'm concerned that the superbar will kind of screw with it edit: Just tried ultramon for Vista and it doesn't work at all. The Wonder Weapon fucked around with this message at 03:01 on Jun 13, 2009 |
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Jun 13, 2009 02:58
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The Wonder Weapon posted:Whats the dual monitor software of choice for 7? Is the Vista version of it solid? I'm concerned that the superbar will kind of screw with it DisplayFusion works with the extra task bar on the second monitor
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Jun 13, 2009 03:15
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kingcobweb posted:Well yes that's what I'm doing, but I thought there might be a SUPER SPECIAL WIN7 OPTIMIZED version or some poo poo. I had...I think the same problem. It was recommended to me several pages ago to get Firefox 3.5 beta. I did. Now it works just fine. Get 3.5 beta.
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Jun 13, 2009 03:48
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Orange Juilius posted:http://www.osnews.com/story/21653/M...Windows_7_s_UAC The Guru Russinovish posted:Elevations and Malware Security http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/...009.07.uac.aspx
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Jun 13, 2009 04:10
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deep square leg posted:Does anyone use a Logitech Harmony universal remote? I can't get the software to work. I've tried compatibility mode for almost every older OS and have run/installed it with admin rights, but it just shows a blank (grey) window. It might be something to do with flash, because I think that's what it uses to render the contents.
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Jun 13, 2009 04:37
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Rant about the EU and IE de-bundling fuckery in my new thread about it here: http://forums.somethingawful.com/sh...hreadid=3153398 Let's keep this thread on track.
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Jun 13, 2009 05:32
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c0burn posted:64-bit browsers are dead until Adobe Flash embraces 64-bit What about Apples 64-bit only Safari 4 in Snow Leopard? BLACK MAGIC 
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Stuntman Mike posted:What about Apples 64-bit only Safari 4 in Snow Leopard? BLACK MAGIC Yes, but at this point, every copy of Safari 4 for OSX will BE 64bit. It's not even something like a 50/50 split like Windows would be with a lot of adoption - it's straight up 100% of all future macs and the majority of Intel macs in general. It's the major advantage of Apple's model - they control all hardware and software sales, so they can do things like move everyone to 64bit. It also helps that Apples tend to be rebought and updated more often than Windows machines (As of last year, we still had a 600mhz server running Windows 2000 at work.) EVGA Longoria fucked around with this message at 16:41 on Jun 13, 2009 |
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Jun 13, 2009 16:36
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Stuntman Mike posted:What about Apples 64-bit only Safari 4 in Snow Leopard? BLACK MAGIC Maybe it will force adobe to get off their asses and fix their poo poo. 64bit systems aren't exactly bleeding edge technology. I'm personally hoping that they've considered the problem, and developed their own flash player.
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Jun 13, 2009 17:33
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My new N97 showed up on the Device Stage. That was cool.
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Jun 13, 2009 18:08
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STFU Pumpkinhead posted:I play EVE in a fullscreen 1680x1050 window. Can I selectively turn off the titlebar functionality that positions the full bar in view? Similarly, how do I set the taskbar to not have always-on-top priority? Whenever a window is positioned to be truly full-screen, Explorer automatically detects this and will hide the taskbar while that window is active. You can use EveMon or ShiftWindow to turn off the titlebar for EVE and make it full-screen windowed.
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Jun 13, 2009 20:39
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Mensur posted:I'd be perfectly happy with a 64 bit firefox that didn't have flash. For the once a week youtube I watch I could go to IE. Other than that, flash is really just worthless and I'd be glad to see it go. http://wiki.mozilla-x86-64.com/Firefox:Download Its called Minefield, but its really just Friefox's not release stable builds yet. nm, theres more than beta files on that site, including stable versions
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Jun 13, 2009 22:22
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I'd use minefield but add-on compatibility for it is absolute poo poo.
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Jun 13, 2009 22:55
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Im not sure if its Nightly Tester Tool or something else, but I have a button in the lower right corner of my addons screen that let me override all compatibility; no addons problems at all
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Jun 13, 2009 23:46
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Daktari posted:Im not sure if its Nightly Tester Tool or something else, but I have a button in the lower right corner of my addons screen that let me override all compatibility; no addons problems at all Sounds like Nightly Tester Tool with the button and all that. You can also override compatibility checking by adding a boolean field "extensions.checkCompatibility" to about :config and setting it to false.
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Jun 13, 2009 23:51
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Daktari posted:Its called Minefield Minefield is just what they call all the nightlies I think.
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LooseChanj posted:Minefield is just what they call all the nightlies I think.
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Windows 7 made my lenovo w500 laptop infinitely better. Although Windows 7 contributed slightly I think it has more to do with the absence of factory installed lenovo bloatware. That said, I've had no problems other than getting the combo discrete/integrated graphics issue set (bios setting).
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Jun 14, 2009 20:20
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cowofwar posted:Windows 7 made my lenovo w500 laptop infinitely better. Although Windows 7 contributed slightly I think it has more to do with the absence of factory installed lenovo bloatware. I had insane issues with Vista performance on my T60p for two years. Even though I had run Vista at home since it retailed with very few issues I sorta blamed the problem on Vista anyway. A couple months before I finally installed the Win7 RC I finally got sick of the huge issues I had and investigated a little deeper. To my chagrin I finally hit the "show processes from all users" button in Task Manager and discovered that some old version of a lenovo backup utility (that I wasn't even using to back up anything) was constantly using 50% of the CPU (100% of one of my cores). This is after I had faithfully run Lenovo update utility for a year to make sure I took advantage of any software updates. With a clean install of Windows 7 RC and a bare minimum install of needed Lenovo drivers and software this thing runs great.
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I just looked at this page again and it's been over 1000 posts since I last read it  I hope this hasn't been answered before, and I searched google but maybe I'm asking the wrong questions. Can somebody tell me, what is the brown lock thing seen on some folders in windows 7? Looking in the properties I can see it has something to do with permissions, and it's attributes are hidden i guess? It's not a big problem, mostly it's just aesthetically displeasing.I do remember trying to do something in documents and settings (while running admin) and being told to gently caress off but I can't remember what it was for the life of me. Anyway, I'm really sorry if this has come up before.
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Jun 15, 2009 08:12
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Random tip: Pressing shift while right-clicking an application in the taskbar brings up the old restore/move/minimize/close/etc menu. Handy because the "move" option is absent from the new one.
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Jun 15, 2009 12:00
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FAG posted:I just looked at this page again and it's been over 1000 posts since I last read it I believe it's about network sharing, the brown lock stops it from being seen on other HomeGroup machines I think.
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Jun 15, 2009 12:06
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Alystair posted:Random tip: Pressing shift while right-clicking an application in the taskbar brings up the old restore/move/minimize/close/etc menu. Handy because the "move" option is absent from the new one. Thanks, I've not used that menu for ages though, because when I was using linux I got so used to the hold alt and drag to move windows shortcut that I installed http://taekwindow.sourceforge.net/ when I started using 7.
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Jun 15, 2009 12:20
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All Too Much For Me posted:^^ a small-yet-awesome app. ^^ Thanks! This is really handy.
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Jun 15, 2009 12:28
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Alystair posted:Random tip: Pressing shift while right-clicking an application in the taskbar brings up the old restore/move/minimize/close/etc menu. Handy because the "move" option is absent from the new one.
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Just installed Windows 7 and it seems to run nicely, though I really need to get used to that glossy interface.. I'm so used to the old grey look. But still I was wondering why it won't give me the rights to change stuff on my external HDD (like renaming folders) although this works fine under any Vista Computer. Also, does anyone know a good office suite? Wordpad doesn't open 'dem .doc files correctly, Openoffice won't even install (tried 3.0.1) and the MS Office is a trial version... Thankies!
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Jun 15, 2009 12:45
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All Too Much For Me posted:Thanks, Great little app, amazingly way more useful than it sounds, thanks!
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Chikimiki posted:Just installed Windows 7 and it seems to run nicely, though I really need to get used to that glossy interface.. I'm so used to the old grey look. Word Viewer is free. OpenOffice is at 3.1. If it "doesn't install", then fix your computer. Also, what Windows 7 "glossy" interface are you talking about? The interface is the same as it has been in Windows since 2006.
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Chikimiki posted:Just installed Windows 7 and it seems to run nicely, though I really need to get used to that glossy interface.. I'm so used to the old grey look. Have you tried AbiWord? It's not a full office suite, but it's very fast and less bloaty than OpenOffice.
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Well my 7 install hosed up again. I disabled the local area connection (trying to create a new one) and it froze. Had to hard reset, hangs at welcome screen. Safemode with network hangs at welcome and without, it hangs as soon as the little network icon pops up in the tray. Funnily enough, the same thing happened (previously) with my XP install and all I did was re-enable the network connection in safe mode. Still, I didn't lose anything, just time to reinstall.
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All Too Much For Me posted:Have you tried AbiWord?
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Chikimiki posted:Just installed Windows 7 and it seems to run nicely, though I really need to get used to that glossy interface.. I'm so used to the old grey look. You do realize you can get a 60 day trial of Office in any version from Home and Student to Enterprise, and that you can keep getting new 60 day trial keys by changing your email address? Making a new email address to use for an office key every 60 days until you can afford a nice cheap copy of Home and Student (which IS licensed for 3 computers, so you can go halfs or thirds on it with some other people) isn't so bad.
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fishmech posted:You do realize you can get a 60 day trial of Office in any version from Home and Student to Enterprise, and that you can keep getting new 60 day trial keys by changing your email address? Making a new email address to use for an office key every 60 days until you can afford a nice cheap copy of Home and Student (which IS licensed for 3 computers, so you can go halfs or thirds on it with some other people) isn't so bad. This is just as legal as  fyi
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Fancy_Lad posted:This is just as legal as Source that bending a ToS agreement is illegal please. Some of the stuff about Win7 in this thread is bending the ToS just as much.
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Fancy_Lad posted:This is just as legal as I don't see how it is, it's pretty much what it's there for.
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