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Linux -
Linux
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Written by weebit
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Sunday, 19 December 2010 05:28 |
checkbox "Let powerdevil manage screen powersaving" in the general tab. By
unchecking it, Powerdevil will bypass dynamic DPMS changes, and you will not experience
this kind of problem. Unfortunately there is no other solution, since the problem lies at a very
lower level.
After working with someone on this issue a user found out that he had two
APPs doing system monitoring on his box. Simply shutting one of these down resloved his
issue. He shut down the powerdevil CPU monitor widget since it was mentioned in the bug report. He kept System Monitor. System Monitor is a widget that does the same monitoring as powerdevil.
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Last Updated on Sunday, 19 December 2010 06:11 |
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Written by weebit
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Saturday, 30 October 2010 19:24 |
Become a member, and start posting your
favorite tutorials! Get Your Geek On! Is a new website out to create the only
database of it's kind. This is a social website that will store the
tutorial gems found on the Internet. Members are the backbone of the website.
They post their tutorial finds. Vote on the ones worthy of keeping. Comment on
the tutorials. In the future we hope to give out awards to
those who have done a outstanding authoring job. We also have a award system in
place for members.
Register now! Click here--> Get Your Geek
On!
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Security -
Security
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Written by weebit
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Monday, 11 October 2010 03:14 |
Here is some humor
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Last Updated on Monday, 11 October 2010 03:20 |
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Written by weebit
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Sunday, 27 June 2010 18:02 |
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Find a gift for him or her that's in your budget range by searching for pages
containing price numbers in that given range. Just type two numbers,
separated by two periods, with no spaces, into the Google search box
along with your other search terms. You can use this to set ranges for
everything from prices, dates or any other term involving a number. Try
searching: toy $25..$50. The idea is to put your search term
in but include the price range also, so you need not be bothered with over priced items. For dates do the following... somebooknamehere daterange:2008-01-13..2010-01-13 look very carefully. The name of the book, and then a space, the rest has no spaces in it!
The last tip is for omitting certain words in your search. If you put a search in for girls toys... You certainly don't want the word boys showing up in your search results. So. You put Nameoftoy/toytype then you put a space and then -boys the search will look like this nameoftoy/ortoytype -boys if you don't want any bikes in your search results then you put nameoftoy/ortoytype -boys -bikes
Easy!
You can also put emphasis on certain words. You want these or this word included in the search terms. So you put in the search box dolls -boys -bikes +furniture
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Security -
Security
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Written by weebit
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Monday, 17 May 2010 22:40 |
When your privacy went south at Facebook many cried foul. They had every right to cry foul. But now you have a tool to make sure that your Facebook account is private, and as secure as it can be.
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Last Updated on Monday, 17 May 2010 23:27 |
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Windows -
Windows
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Written by weebit
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Saturday, 04 September 2010 06:01 |
1. Invalid Page Fault.
This occurs when the operating system (Windows) fails to actually
access information (data) that was requested by one of your
programs.
solve? Close the offending application that caused the error.
2. Fatal Exception Error.
This happens when a program or the system itself tries to work
with sickly data, such as a corrupt file. Files get corrupted if
all the ducks aren't lined up just so. Everything has to be
absolutely precise, or wham! Fatal Exception. Nobody was hurt,
were they? I hope not!
Remedy: Close the offending application. Sometimes it's Windows.
3. General Protection Fault (GPF).
Your computer has to have enough resources to support everything
going on inside. If it runs low, or resources leak into space,
you may see a GPF. This may also happen if two applications try
to use the same memory location, like two cars attempting the
same parking place
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Remedy: Again close the offending application.
4. Runtime Error.
These occur while applications are running. The only way to cure
them is to restart the application.
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About newbies-pc.com! -
Our Community
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Written by weebit
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Wednesday, 23 June 2010 23:35 |
We now broadcast on Blogtv. Blogtv is a place where friends and like
minded individuals can get together and watch a live show. I am the
broadcaster. Come watch me broadcast at Blogtv, and listen in live to
my southern charm accent as I broadcast on a number of different
topics. We always have a emphasis in having fun. You must be sixteen
to enter.
Topics include:
All technology news including security. When available and if important, or may be of interest to the viewers.
cool download found online - Interesting finds
fun sites (clean humor, nothing R rated)
crazy stuff I found on the Internet (clean, nothing R rated)
every now and then a freebie software, or maybe even a hardware, etc.
a few tutorials slapped in
entertainment I found around the Internet.
Don't forget the music!
This service includes Free chat! Chat with me as I broadcast. If you
become a member of blogtv then (subscribe/friend) which is also free,
then you may have the opportunity to co-host with me.
As we venture in this new technology later on we may even have a few interesting guest for you to chat with.
Come join the excitement!
Schedule:
Saturday 9:00pm eastern
This time may change in order to accommodate as many guest as possible. Stay tuned!
Link http://www.blogtv.com/People/weebit
weebit
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Exclusive For Members Only -
IT Professionals video
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Tuesday, 20 April 2010 22:11 |
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