On the 100mbit/s internet connection that I have at home, at some point in my becoming a good planetary citizen, I found it appropriate to help make the world a better place and, thus, I decided I should donate some of the juice to the Tor network, helping fight censorship and all.
By default, the Compojoom component – formerly known as Joomla! Comment – is not "nofollow free". Fortunately, there is a very simple hack that can be done in order to make it "nofollow free". Please note that this hack applies to version 4 of the component
A4Tech PK35N is a small and practical webcam. Most people say it’s old and, as such, it lacks performance. I disagree, as it does what it’s supposed to do. The one that I have is fully functional and I see no reason why I should dump a fully functional device and get a new one
This "Windows could not apply unattended settings during pass (null)" error is generated by multiple causes, among which, the most frequent one is having dual-architecture unatend.xml files.
I recently upgraded to the latest version of !JoomlaComment content commenting component of the award winning Joomla CMS. After the upgrade I noticed that the date was no dislayed corrctly. Namely, it was dispalyed like this: Y-m-d H:M:S which, of course, is wrong.
This is basic stuff. I’m writing this article because all major search engines are spammed with ISO articles so that I was unable to find the command to use. So, here it is: mount -t udf <filename.iso> <folde or mountpoint>. Simple, right? Suppose you need more mount (com
After the previous article regarding Fallout 3 and the vertibirds I received an e-mail with the following screenshot and some techincal details, the sender hoping I could assist in solving the problem. Here is the screenshot:
There are two ways of destroying the pesky enclave vertibirds that drop soldiers and robots in various locations throughout the nuked DC area.
Update: June 16th, 2012. For Windows, you could use Windows Live Movie Maker to edit the video and save it to whatever your system supports. Painless, but time consuming.
You got that pesky error: „Call to undefined function pg_connect() in…”? I got the solution. Hopefully!
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