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spankmeister posted:do i7's do vt-d? some do some don't
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bobbilljim posted:bash yr pc case when the noise happens, might make u feel better or if u get lucky put a temporary stop to the noise ray rice problem solving tips
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I have an Office365/Onedrive for business account that apparently comes with 1TB of Onedrive (it's that student deal that was circulating recently). The online Onedrive interface is pretty terrible for general usage, and I'd get more use out of it if I could map it as a drive in explorer. I followed the instructions here: http://thetechl33t.com/2014/03/14/how-to-mount-your-onedrive-as-a-local-mapped-drive/ but it never accepts my credentials, despite the fact that the same credentials log me in just fine on the website. Is it just some restriction on the business accounts or the type of account I have, or something else? Locally I am running Win7 and Office 2007 (which should be fine for this). edit: I should mention that my credentials are rejected in the official OneDrive app also. edit2: turns out that onedrive for business is complete poo poo and not at all technologically related to regular personal onedrive. I can't think of anything more microsoft than that situation. sleepy gary fucked around with this message at 05:26 on Oct 11, 2014 |
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Luigi Thirty posted:I have 8 identical machines onto which I need to load windows XP (lol) and fully update it and stuff. these computers all have OEM product keys. since I can change the product key after it's installed, I want to fully load one PC with everything I need, make a disk image out of the hard drive, and then write that image to seven more hard drives. what program would I use for that? clonezilla
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spankmeister posted:and use DRBL multicast so you can image several pc's at once I've always wanted to play with that but never had an opportunity.
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Bloody posted:its me, im the forums poster whose time is worth nothing same
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why do people hate awk
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wolffenstein posted:I'm building a gaming pc and so far all that's arrived is the graphics card and the ssd. this is a bad idea
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Nintendo Kid posted:Do not advocate self-harm in YOSPOS i loev u fischemh
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put it in your coffee grinder on the finest setting, then snort the microsd card dust to gain its knowledge
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EMILY BLUNTS posted:now i'm sort of curious if there's any imaging system that will be affected by the charge in memory cells Not really. There are a few scanning probe techniques that MIGHT be able to determine a difference in charge state between cells, but you'd have to etch down a bit through the passivation and top metal/polysi layer(s) to get near the floating gates. Then you would probably affect the charge by scanning over it by allowing tunneling to your probe. You'd probably have to do it at milli-Kelvin temperatures to have any shot at all. Now to image the entire surface of all the memory would take years and cost millions of dollars, and this is assuming you can even extract all the memory dies from whatever you're talking about in the first place.
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and then you need to know how to re-assemble the raw bitmap into usable data, which is really far from a trivial exercise given how complex memory management is for flash memory.
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EMILY BLUNTS posted:how do you turn off the thing where you shake a window around and everything else minimizes? lol
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my stepdads beer posted:is this the paperwhite v3 or something its a portable kindle you can take on a voyage
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lol that apple doesn't use custom apple-logo screws
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KOTEX GOD OF BLOOD posted:yea we dont have office computers, everyone brings in their laptops and some of us are PC plebs so :/ there are WiDi receivers that spit out HDMI. they seem to mostly get crappy reviews though.
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lol if you buy an apple product with the intent to ever modify it from its one blessed form
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I used google's tool to download an archive copy of one of my gmail accounts. I received a tar.bz2 roughly 3GB in size. The tar extracts to a bit over 4GB. Inside the tar is only a 600MB file, which contains only a portion of my emails. anyone know what the HECK is going on here? edit: problem solved lol don't use windows sleepy gary fucked around with this message at 02:28 on Jun 24, 2015 |
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