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Feb 18th, 2013 |
By admin
Another cool little thing that libreoffice does which Microsoft overlooked and that is replacing the double dash less-than sign with an actual arrow, because what else would that mean? I imagine MS Office is just too professional that no one would be making little symbols like but adding this little touch to MS Office makes
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Posted in Windows |
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Tags: -->, arrow, autocorrect, calc, microsoft office, symbol
Feb 16th, 2013 |
By admin
I know I just did, what a piece of garbage service. Here’s what happened: I wanted to change the path to my gdrive on my hard drive so I did a little research and found how to disconnect my account and change locations. So I disconnect it, take my ‘Google Drive’ folder from it’s usually
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Posted in Internet |
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Tags: delete, fuck you google, google drive, loose
Feb 15th, 2013 |
By admin
Yet another little thin that Libreoffice has which M$ Office is lacking. If you go into one spreadsheet and copy a bunch of cells you completely loose the ability to insert blank rows or columns. It is instead replaced by ‘insert copied cells or rows or columsn or whatever’. Insanely stupid and insanely annoying but
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Posted in Windows |
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Tags: clipboard, excel, insert blank rows, office
Jan 19th, 2013 |
By admin
Ok. I have a personal dropbox and a business dropbox account and what pain it is to have to log out of one and into another. So for us legitimate users with multiple accounts that aren’t trying to take advantage of the system, how can we simplify our life and run both of our accounts
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Posted in Windows |
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Tags: dropbox, install, multiple instances, taskbar
Jan 18th, 2013 |
By admin
So this was a fun problem, when thunderbird, chrome, etc etc were maximized the bottom of the window would appear behind the taskbar at the bottom.. Basically it would act like what it does when you have the task bar on autohide and then you bring it up, except it wasn’t auto-hiding, it was just
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Posted in Windows |
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Tags: autohide, bug, ontop, system tray, taskbar, underneath, window
Jan 17th, 2013 |
By admin
Well after doing this and redoing it again and spending way too much time re-learning how to do it the second time I’m just going to bite the bullet and take the extra hour to blog about the process so that next time I can just follow my easy step-by-step guide(and hopefully you can too
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Posted in Linux / Freebsd |
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Tags: 443, apache, cert, crt, https, nginx, redirect, ssl
Dec 29th, 2012 |
By admin
So you can add a ‘duration’ column to the detailed file list in explorer but in true windows fashion it doesn’t do a god damned thing.. Just sits there empty, so the question is how can you easily display the duration of video files without actually opening them up? Well the answer doesn’t lie within
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Posted in Windows |
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Tags: details, duration, explorer, flv, see, video files
Dec 2nd, 2012 |
By admin
Well this was a fun problem to figure out but thanks to fine user over at sourceforge I now have my answer. So my problem here was that when I loaded console2 I couldn’t see it in my alt-tab list.. I am using Dexpot so I could use win+q to find it luckily or else
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Posted in Windows |
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Tags: alt-tab, console2, dexpot, missing, not showing
Nov 26th, 2012 |
By admin
Well this was a good one, and the solution is insanely easy and simple. Go and check the path to ffmpeg in your video transcoder setting. When transfering over from my old server the path was /usr/local/bin/ffmpeg (bsd) and on my current debian server it is /usr/bin/ffmpeg so yeeeaaaa that will screw you up something
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Posted in Internet |
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Tags: drupal, ffmpeg, generate new, path, regenerate, video thumbs
Oct 11th, 2012 |
By admin
Alright, I woke up today to a load average of 75.. Seventy-fucking-FIVE. I didn’t even know that shit was possible and I’m pretty sure the guys at the DC were probably roasting marshmellows over my glowing box. I couldn’t believe it so into my server I went, waiting 5 minuets for every command I typed
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Posted in Linux / Freebsd |
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Tags: all domains, apache, baidu, block, bot, debian, entire server, linux, load, nginx, spider