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Tiny Wings Bounce
Tiny Wings Bounce: "Summary: Tiny Wings Bounce you play as the bird who cant fly because he is too fat. However press anywhere on the lower and middle of screen and he can bounce.Collect yellow coins to add time on the timer , collect blue coins to add double yellow coins time to the timer. Windows mobile WVGA 800x480 resolution.
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Opera spends record budget on campaign
Opera spends record budget on campaign: "Google, Microsoft, Mozilla and Apple — Opera today joined the ranks of those web giants as the company unveiled the most expensive ad ever created by the company to promote the launch of the Opera 11.10 browser. Opera spared little expense to showcase a major overhaul of the Opera Turbo feature, the crowning achievement in the new version."
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When disaster strikes, information need sets in
When disaster strikes, information need sets in: "In the middle of March, Japan was struck by one of the largest earthquakes in modern history and a devastating tsunami. Millions of lives were affected by the event, some directly by the force of nature, others by the need to obtain more information about their surroundings."
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Bangladeshis get ready to speed — surf the Web from pocket devices
Bangladeshis get ready to speed — surf the Web from pocket devices: "Grameenphone, the leading telecommunications service provider in Bangladesh, and Opera Software, makers of the Opera web browsers for mobile phones, today announced the launch of Opera Mini customized for Grameenphone users."
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Badly drawn piechart makes an excellent laser-like light source
Badly drawn piechart makes an excellent laser-like light source: "
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Part of my professional job is to develop new light sources. So a recent Physical Review Letter on the development of a very special optical parametric oscillator caught my interest. Of course, many of you are now saying 'a what?' Relax. As usual, I will bore you with the details.
Almost everyone is familiar with lasers. A laser is just a gain source—a way to get a medium glowing with a particular wavelength of light—surrounded by mirrors to provide feedback. We give the gain medium energy—a lot of energy, in fact—which puts most of the medium into an excited state. Nothing likes being excited for very long, so the atoms or ions or molecules that make up the gain medium relax back to their ground state. As these molecules relax, they emit light, some of which is captured by the mirrors and reflected back and forth through the gain medium. As the light field builds up, this causes the excited gain to emit in sympathy with the existing light field. This process of stimulated emission is one of the things that makes a laser special.
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Survey: tablets chipping away at hours spent on computer, TV
Survey: tablets chipping away at hours spent on computer, TV: "
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The tablet market may still be very young, but some tablet users are already reporting heavier usage than on their computers or televisions. According to the March 2011 survey from the now-Google-owned mobile ad firm AdMob, hours spent on a tablet are beginning to displace hours spent on other popular electronics, and tablets are increasingly being used to read books, shop online, send e-mail, and play games.
AdMob surveyed 1,430 US-based tablet users during the month of March and discovered that a whopping 77 percent said their desktop or laptop usage decreased after getting a tablet. That may be technically true for many users—I definitely use my computers less at night and on the weekends now that the iPad is around—but 43 percent also said that they use their tablets for more hours of the day than their computers. One third said they spend more time on their tablets than watching TV.
How is this possible when today's tablets are still catching up to 'real' computers in some areas of productivity? A hint lies in some of AdMob's other statistics: more than two-thirds (68 percent) reported using their tablets for a minimum of one hour per day, and 82 percent said they primarily use it at home. If you assume the majority of those surveyed are not huge at-home computer users, then the numbers begin to make more sense.
In fact, 59 percent said they spend more time on their tablets than they do reading paper books, but 46 percent said they use their tablets to read e-books. That isn't surprising, and neither is the fact that 84 percent of tablet users use the devices to play games. (Another 78 percent use it to search for information and 74 percent use it for e-mail.) Content creation wasn't on the list of tablet uses, but perhaps it falls into the 19 percent who indicated they use their tablets for 'other' purposes.
Still, although the majority of respondents undoubtedly still use their laptops or desktops to get work done, 28 percent indicated that their tablets were now their primary computing devices. That's a pretty hefty slice of the computer pie, but it's important to note that most people who currently own tablets are either early adopters or experimental newbies who might be trying to avoid home computer use in the first place. We may see the trends change again in a year when even more mainstream users get on board, thanks to the success of the iPad and growth of Android and RIM-powered tablets.
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Microsoft's raw deal for Vista users: IE10 for Windows 7 only
Microsoft's raw deal for Vista users: IE10 for Windows 7 only: "
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One of the minor 'features' Microsoft included in the Internet Explorer 10 Platform Preview released earlier this week was reduced operating system support; it will only install on Windows 7, leaving Windows XP and Windows Vista users out in the cold. Microsoft confirmed to Computerworld that this was no accident, with a spokesperson saying 'Windows Vista customers have a great browsing experience with IE9, but in building IE10 we are focused on continuing to drive the kind of innovation that only happens when you take advantage of the ongoing improvements in modern operating systems and modern hardware.'
That's a claim that's hard to make any sense of.
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Feature: Virtualization in the trenches with VMware, Part 5: Physical-to-virtual conversion in the enterprise
Feature: Virtualization in the trenches with VMware, Part 5: Physical-to-virtual conversion in the enterprise: "
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In part one of this series, we looked at selecting an enterprise virtualization platform, and at some of the benefits gained. In part two we looked at some of the challenges involved in selecting hardware to run the platform on, and we also discussed storage, networking, and servers/blades. Part three took a closer look at networking issues, and in Part 4 we gave some practical, nuts-and-bolts advice for how to tune your VMware enterprise setup. In this final installment, we look at the issue of physical-to-virtual conversion, and give tips on best practices.
The biggest challenge facing a physical-to-virtual (P2V) migration in an enterprise setting is not actually technical—though there is a technical challenge, as well. Rather, the actual challenge is the timing, paperwork, and ample red tape to you'll have to face on a system-by-system basis, as well as a general cultural clash against the status quo.
In any sufficiently large environment, there are multiple tiers of service, ranging from mission-critical to development to lab systems, each with different uptime expectations, and different levels of expendability. So it's a good idea is to begin at the bottom, with the least important systems, and work your way up. The benefit of this approach is that any kind of early failure in the process won't be cared about too much, and because you'll have more experience with the P2V process by the time you migrate the mission-critical systems. But before we get to talking about various P2V migration strategies, we have to look at a very large reality in most enterprise environments: legacy systems, and red tape.
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Legal this time? Startup offers local TV on the 'Net, with a twist
Legal this time? Startup offers local TV on the 'Net, with a twist: "
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Several years ago, Chet Kanojia was enjoying a brisk career providing data collection and ad exchange services to broadcasters and cable companies. He'd sold his business to Microsoft, and was working on integrating his operation into the huge firm.
Then something occurred to him. Why should consumers have to rely on unreliable home antenna systems or expensive cable services for access to local broadcast television, when they could get it over the Internet?
'I have sort of a real passion for the video sector in general and in particular solving some key consumer access problems,' Kanojia explained to us in an interview. 'The light bulb went on in my head that if you could solve the consumer's access to broadcast television in a smart way that they did not have to get it exclusively from the cable or satellite company, you really had a great starting point for any over the top service, because then a consumer could combine that with Netflix and Hulu.'
And once someone had both over-the-air network channels plus access to Hulu and Netflix--well, why bother with cable TV?
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MobileMe, iWork deals disappear, suggesting updates are imminent
MobileMe, iWork deals disappear, suggesting updates are imminent: "
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Apple has long offered a $30 discount on both MobileMe and iWork to new Mac buyers. But according to a memo sent to resellers, both promotions were discontinued effective Monday night, which is a likely signal that updates to both the MobileMe service and Apple's iWork software suite are imminent.
MobileMe has been rumored to be slated for a major upgrade as far back as mid-February, when the Wall Street Journal reported that 'Apple is considering making MobileMe a free service that would serve as a 'locker' for personal memorabilia such as photos, music and videos, eliminating the need for devices to carry a lot of memory.' Since then, rumors have suggested wide-ranging changes, including new social media services, cloud storage services, and streaming audio or video which may or may not be linked to iTunes. The new service is expected to be cheaper than the old $99 per year price—perhaps even free—to better compete with Google's cloud services which are heavily used by Android.
Other factors add fuel to the fire that a MobileMe update is coming soon. First, Apple removed MobileMe from its online store and ceased shipments of retail MobileMe boxes in late February. The company has since continued to offer free 60-day trials too, suggesting the update could be timed for the end of April. Furthermore, Apple said during its annual shareholder meeting that its $1 billion data center in North Carolina would finally come online this spring. Combined with the cancelled discounts, a launch appears imminent.
Apple has also discontinued the $30 discount for its iWork suite of productivity software, which includes Pages, Numbers, and Keynote. The individual apps have been available via the Mac App Store since day one for $20 each, itself representing a $20 discount off the $79 suggested retail price. However, iWork hasn't been updated on Mac OS X since early 2009. In the interim, Apple has launched iOS versions for the iPad, and slightly updated its iWork.com 'collaboration' service, which after over two years is still in beta.
Best Buy in Mexico kicked off rumors of an update earlier this year when it briefly showed an iWork '11 update scheduled for February 19 on its website. That date came and went, but with the synchronized discontinuation of the $30 discount promotion, Apple may be readying an update around the same time as MobileMe—perhaps with updated iWork.com cloud services—or in time for WWDC in early June.
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Feature: How to build your own computer: Ask Ars DIY Series, Part I
Feature: How to build your own computer: Ask Ars DIY Series, Part I: "
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In 1998, Ask Ars was an early feature of the newly launched Ars Technica. Now, as then, it's all about your questions and our community's answers. Each week, we'll dig into our question bag, provide our own take, then tap the wisdom of our readers. To submit your own question, see our helpful tips page.
For Ask Ars, we typically respond to a reader question about some specific tech quandary, but this time around we've got something special. We've put together a new PC-building guide, complete with video selections that both inform and entertain. Our original guide hasn't been updated since the Celeron overclocking era, and many readers wrote in to let us know that it was long in the tooth. So if you've been thinking about building your own, or you're curious about what goes into the build process, this Ask Ars is for you.
This guide is aimed at people who have not built a PC before, but who know the basics ins and outs of DIY life.
In recent years, building your own computer has become more of a niche technophile activity than it was in the earlier part of the decade. Few people see the benefits of expending the effort to figure out how all the different components of a PC fit, screw, and plug together when you can just as easily fill out a customization form at any number of online retailers and have your own custom build arrive in just a matter of weeks.
But we know that there are still good reasons to go the do-it-yourself route. Our System Guides continue to see amazing traffic, and staff members (some, but not all) are still exercising their Type A personalities and building their own PCs. Ars has a long history of supporting PC builders, and this guide is designed to bring first-time and relatively green builders into the fold.
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Steve Jobs: goldbug, investment guru?
Steve Jobs: goldbug, investment guru?: "
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In May of last year, Apple's market capitalization passed Microsoft's, making Apple the world's largest tech company and cementing Steve Jobs' status as one of the greatest creators of shareholder value in the modern era. But for all of the shareholder value that Jobs has created in the past thirty years, can he also spot undervalued shares? Or are running a company and running money two different skills, entirely?
Steve Jobs hasn't historically been in the business of giving investment advice, but at one point in 1979, just a year before Apple Computer went public, Alice Schroeder reports that he did just that. Courtesy of a brief aside on page 470 of Schroeder's extraordinarily good biography of Warren Buffett, The Snowball, we meet the young Steven 'Glenn Beck' Jobs, confirmed goldbug.
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AT&T: T-Mobile sucks (and we'd like to buy it for $39 billion)
AT&T: T-Mobile sucks (and we'd like to buy it for $39 billion): "
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After reading AT&T's massive argument (PDF) for why the government should allow it to purchase T-Mobile, you might wonder just why AT&T wants the smaller company at all. And you might have a few questions about AT&T's own network, which the company says will shortly be under severe capacity constraints that its rivals won't face.
The whole document is a rather amusing exercise in making both AT&T and T-Mobile look like underdogs in a field of unbeatable competitors. Actual quote from AT&T: "With sharply declining prices, dazzling innovation, soaring output, enormous product differentiation, new entr[ies], and fierce advertising, the intensity of the competition in the US wireless marketplace is extraordinary."
And here is AT&T's own description of the company it plans to buy for $39 billion:
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The PhD problem: are we giving out too many degrees?
The PhD problem: are we giving out too many degrees?: "
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In developed nations, the number of PhDs given in the sciences each year has grown by almost 40 percent since 1998, reaching about 34,000 doctorates in 2008. This type of expansion sounds great in theory: interest in the sciences is growing, and we now have a population that is more educated than ever. However, the effects of this worldwide trend are troubling. The workforce cannot absorb all these highly trained graduates, there is little money to support these expensive programs, and the quality of education is often low, among other problems. This week’s issue of Nature examines the problems with the expansive growth of the PhD.
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Nintendo confirms new system for 2012, playable at June's E3
Nintendo confirms new system for 2012, playable at June's E3: "
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The rumors have been numerous: Nintendo has a new system that will be more powerful than the PlayStation 3 or the Xbox 360. The controller will include a large touch-screen. It will be out in 2012. While the particulars are still a mystery, Nintendo has confirmed that there is new system is on the way, and we'll be playing it at the upcoming Electronic Entertainment Expo.
'Nintendo Co., Ltd. has decided to launch in 2012 a system to succeed Wii, which the company has sold 86.01 million units on a consolidated shipment basis between its launch in 2006 and the end of March 2011,' the company said in a statement. 'We will show a playable model of the new system and announce more specifications at the E3 Expo, which will be held June 7-9, 2011, in Los Angeles.'
Nintendo President Satoru Iwata may not have told us what will be in the system, but he definitely gave hints about what we won't see. “We would like to propose a new approach to home video game consoles,” Iwata said, as reported by Bloomberg. "It's difficult to make 3-D images a key feature, because 3-D televisions haven’t obtained wide acceptance yet."
While Nintendo's portable systems are still doing very well, sales of the Wii have slowed significantly, and profits are down year over year. Nintendo needs a new hit soon to keep shareholders happy, although it's unknown how rumors of a more powerful system with an intricate controller would fit with the company's trend of releasing clever systems using off-the-shelf components and sold at a profit.
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Do gaming consoles have pre-emptive multi-tasking OS?
Do gaming consoles have pre-emptive multi-tasking OS?: "
Wondering why games written for consoles and ported to PC's often seem to be system senstive where the entire game is affected by system peformance instead of just the graphics, which should be an independent thread / task in a game. In older multi-threaded games written for PC's, the graphics rate could be bogged down and yet have no effect on the games physics, which ususally consisted of one thread to sample controller inputs at some fixed rate, and a physics thread(s) that ran at some fixed rate to do the numerical integration to convert accelerations into velocties and positions of the objects involved, which in turn sent the positional update to the graphic thread. The frame rate in the graphic thread could take a hit on a slower system, but the core physics wasn't affected. In some of the newer games, it seems that the entire game can take a hit if graphics gets behind.
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Finding mass using pv=nrt
Finding mass using pv=nrt: "
1. The problem statement, all variables and given/known data
A vertical cylindrical tank contains 1.75 of an ideal gas under a pressure of 1.00 at 20.0. The round part of the tank has a radius of 10.0 , and the gas is supporting a piston that can move up and down in the cylinder without friction.
What is the mass of this piston?
How tall is the column of gas that is supporting the piston?
2. Relevant equations
pv=nrt
3. The attempt at a solution for the 2nd question i got h=1.34m and that answer is correct. I have no clue how to find the mass of the piston using pv=nrt.
"A vertical cylindrical tank contains 1.75 of an ideal gas under a pressure of 1.00 at 20.0. The round part of the tank has a radius of 10.0 , and the gas is supporting a piston that can move up and down in the cylinder without friction.
What is the mass of this piston?
How tall is the column of gas that is supporting the piston?
2. Relevant equations
pv=nrt
3. The attempt at a solution for the 2nd question i got h=1.34m and that answer is correct. I have no clue how to find the mass of the piston using pv=nrt.
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Recommend text bks for Geophysics course
Recommend text bks for Geophysics course: "
hi can anyone recommend good text books for the following :
Electromagnetic Field Theory
Inversion Methods
Exploration Seismology
Geophysical Data Analysis
Thanks guys, i really appreciate.
"Electromagnetic Field Theory
Inversion Methods
Exploration Seismology
Geophysical Data Analysis
Thanks guys, i really appreciate.
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2 questions. Function g(x) and a "set of values of x" issue.
2 questions. Function g(x) and a "set of values of x" issue.: "
Hi to all.
I've got 2 questions which are small but I just need to get somethings cleared in them.
Alright.
Q.1) The function g is defined by g:x ---> x-3(sqrt.x) for x>=0.
Solve the equation g(x)=10.
For this, I tried 2 things. First, I tried to square both sides in at attempt to make it a quadratic equation and factorize it. I got this:
10 = x-3(x^0.5)
(10)^2 = [x-3(x^0.5)]^2 (squaring both sides)
100=x^2 -3x -3x + 9x^0.25
0=x^2 -6x + 9x^0.25 -100
I'm stuck here. Don't know how to proceed. :(
Another thing I did was to multiply both sides by x:
10x = x^2-3(x^2)^1/2
10x = x^2 - 3x
x^2 = 10x+3x
x = 13x/x
x= 13
This, however, is not the correct answer.
So what do I have to do here? :confused:
Q.2) State the set of values of x for which x^3-3x^2-9x+27 is a decreasing function of x.
Given values of x are x=-1 and x=3.
I used (-inf,-1) and (3,+inf) to try get the values (inf=infinity).
I used -2 for -inf and 4 for +inf in the above equations but got positive values as answers, whereas the question says that it is a decreasing function of x.
How do I get the set of values of x?
Thanks for any help with these 2 questions. :)
"I've got 2 questions which are small but I just need to get somethings cleared in them.
Alright.
Q.1) The function g is defined by g:x ---> x-3(sqrt.x) for x>=0.
Solve the equation g(x)=10.
For this, I tried 2 things. First, I tried to square both sides in at attempt to make it a quadratic equation and factorize it. I got this:
10 = x-3(x^0.5)
(10)^2 = [x-3(x^0.5)]^2 (squaring both sides)
100=x^2 -3x -3x + 9x^0.25
0=x^2 -6x + 9x^0.25 -100
I'm stuck here. Don't know how to proceed. :(
Another thing I did was to multiply both sides by x:
10x = x^2-3(x^2)^1/2
10x = x^2 - 3x
x^2 = 10x+3x
x = 13x/x
x= 13
This, however, is not the correct answer.
So what do I have to do here? :confused:
Q.2) State the set of values of x for which x^3-3x^2-9x+27 is a decreasing function of x.
Given values of x are x=-1 and x=3.
I used (-inf,-1) and (3,+inf) to try get the values (inf=infinity).
I used -2 for -inf and 4 for +inf in the above equations but got positive values as answers, whereas the question says that it is a decreasing function of x.
How do I get the set of values of x?
Thanks for any help with these 2 questions. :)
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Epsilon-Delta limits, *not* for a straight line. Parabola example
Epsilon-Delta limits, *not* for a straight line. Parabola example: "
So the general tactic for straight lines:
f(x) = 2x
Show by epsilon-delta definition of limit, as lim x->2, f(x) tends to 4.
let, ε>0, and choose 0<δ<ε/2
(|x - 2|<δ)→ |f(x) - 4| = |2x - 4| = 2|x - 2| < 2δ < ε
No problem, but what about for a parabola?
g(x) = ax2 for some a in R.
Show as lim x -> b, g(x) tends to ab2
let, ε>0, and choose 0<δ<?
|x - 2|<δ
|f(x) - ab2| = |ax2 - ab2| = a|x2-b2| ??
I don't have a clear idea what to do here; I tried;
a|(x+b)(x-b)| = a|(x+b)||(x-b)| < a|(x+b)|δ
Is it ok to simply choose:
0<δ<ε/|a(x+b)|
after all, it's just a positive number.
I really hope this post's question can be answered in one word beginning with y.
"f(x) = 2x
Show by epsilon-delta definition of limit, as lim x->2, f(x) tends to 4.
let, ε>0, and choose 0<δ<ε/2
(|x - 2|<δ)→ |f(x) - 4| = |2x - 4| = 2|x - 2| < 2δ < ε
No problem, but what about for a parabola?
g(x) = ax2 for some a in R.
Show as lim x -> b, g(x) tends to ab2
let, ε>0, and choose 0<δ<?
|x - 2|<δ
|f(x) - ab2| = |ax2 - ab2| = a|x2-b2| ??
I don't have a clear idea what to do here; I tried;
a|(x+b)(x-b)| = a|(x+b)||(x-b)| < a|(x+b)|δ
Is it ok to simply choose:
0<δ<ε/|a(x+b)|
after all, it's just a positive number.
I really hope this post's question can be answered in one word beginning with y.
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Skype Launcher 1.5.3 Review (rated 5/5)
Skype Launcher 1.5.3 Review (rated 5/5): "
Skype is the most popular voice chat software that not only allows you to voice/video chat with your friends, but also lets you call landlines or other mobile phones, or even define your own phone number and have people call you believing they call a...
Skype is the most popular voice chat software that not only allows you to voice/video chat with your friends, but also lets you call landlines or other mobile phones, or even define your own phone number and have people call you believing they call a...
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Modiac Blu-ray to MKV Converter 1.0.0.4125
Modiac Blu-ray to MKV Converter 1.0.0.4125: "Modiac help you rip all blu-ray disc to MKV in fastest speed."
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The Best VOB to AVI converter 3.3
The Best VOB to AVI converter 3.3: "One of the best VOB to AVI Video Converter software."
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When upgrading from Vista 64 to Windows 7 64, how to reconfigure boot.wim file to use the flag 9 settings for the first image, error 0x8030002F
When upgrading from Vista 64 to Windows 7 64, how to reconfigure boot.wim file to use the flag 9 settings for the first image, error 0x8030002F: "
I have installed the windows vista 64 bit on mine system and I have no issue on mine system. One week before I have tried to upgrade mine system from windows vista to windows 7 64 bit but during this time mine system gives error and after that installation was stopped. I have got the following error code: 0x8030002F. Now I don’t how to solve this error can anyone help on this issue? I am using HP
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X-Fi Titanium perceived as High Definition Audio Device
X-Fi Titanium perceived as High Definition Audio Device: "
I have recently bought this sound blaster. I installed it on my Asus P5Q Deluxe board and it is being detected as a High Definition Audio Device. Sound does play, however aside from Creative System Information, no creative app or driver recognizes the card. Driver installation quits right away, not finding an audio device. I have the latest motherboard bios and chipset drivers installed. My comput
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X-Fi Titanium perceived as High Definition Audio Device
X-Fi Titanium perceived as High Definition Audio Device: "
I have recently bought this sound blaster. I installed it on my Asus P5Q Deluxe board and it is being detected as a High Definition Audio Device. Sound does play, however aside from Creative System Information, no creative app or driver recognizes the card. Driver installation quits right away, not finding an audio device. I have the latest motherboard bios and chipset drivers installed. My comput
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Is there any way to extract Soundtrack in Portal 2?
Is there any way to extract Soundtrack in Portal 2?: "
I was just playing this game and just came across a thought. What I was thinking was that I was just wondering if there is a way to extract Portal 2 Soundtrack in Portal 2. I don't know if the CGFscape works for this as I cannot find the actual Portal 2 content folder. But if anyone has the knowledge then do get back to me on this as I am very much eager to know the solutions for this issue. So pl
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Portal 2 stuck at decrypting files at 32%
Portal 2 stuck at decrypting files at 32%: "
Hello, I had recently purchased the portal 2 stuck game. The facility presents in this game is so nice. Hence it works really well. I had installed it onto the MAC OS X 10.6.6 OS, Intel Core Duo Processor, 2GB RAM with 320 GB Hard Disk and ATI Radeon 2400 graphics card etc. now there is some issue occurred in this game and then this gaming files decrypting at 32%. I need to solve this issue and I
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Portal 2 AppId not configured
Portal 2 AppId not configured: "
I have recently installed this game on my system and as I am newbie towards this game I was faced with some of the issues. Actually the thing here is that when I installed thins game then at that time I don’t got any of the issue what so ever but when I try to launch the game then I got an error message on the screen and that is nothing but “AppId not configured” I am really unaware about the same
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Portal 2 AppId not configured
Portal 2 AppId not configured: "
I have recently installed this game on my system and as I am newbie towards this game I was faced with some of the issues. Actually the thing here is that when I installed thins game then at that time I don’t got any of the issue what so ever but when I try to launch the game then I got an error message on the screen and that is nothing but “AppId not configured” I am really unaware about the same
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Prime Loops Moogalicious Funk Loops MULTiFORMAT
Prime Loops Moogalicious Funk Loops MULTiFORMAT: "
Prime Loops Moogalicious Funk Loops MULTiFORMAT
TEAM SYNTHiC4TE | 24-04-2011 | 814MB
Good Lord, "Moogalicious Funk Loops" is hot! A colourful blend of authentic synthesizer loops truly capturing the funkaholic sound of the future. Producers of urban and dance music will find a stunning array of world-class recordings influenced by landmark musicians such as Stevie Wonder, Parliament, Herbie Hancock, Motown Records, George Clinton, The Crusaders, Kool & The Gang, Funkadelic, Sly & The Family Stone and many more."
Prime Loops Moogalicious Funk Loops MULTiFORMAT
TEAM SYNTHiC4TE | 24-04-2011 | 814MB
Good Lord, "Moogalicious Funk Loops" is hot! A colourful blend of authentic synthesizer loops truly capturing the funkaholic sound of the future. Producers of urban and dance music will find a stunning array of world-class recordings influenced by landmark musicians such as Stevie Wonder, Parliament, Herbie Hancock, Motown Records, George Clinton, The Crusaders, Kool & The Gang, Funkadelic, Sly & The Family Stone and many more."
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Auto Hide IP 5.1.4.8
Auto Hide IP 5.1.4.8: "
Auto Hide IP - Hide Your IP Address, Surf Anonymously, Protect Your Identity, Guard Against Hackers. Be careful! Have you ever been aware of your IP adress? Your IP exactly points to your location, with very high precision, right to the door of your apartment. Every time you visit a website, your IP address is completely exposed. Auto Hide IP will help you conceal your real IP and protect your identity online. You need not worry about your privacy and security any more. Browse anonymously with one click from now on."
Auto Hide IP 5.1.4.8 | 5 Mb
Auto Hide IP - Hide Your IP Address, Surf Anonymously, Protect Your Identity, Guard Against Hackers. Be careful! Have you ever been aware of your IP adress? Your IP exactly points to your location, with very high precision, right to the door of your apartment. Every time you visit a website, your IP address is completely exposed. Auto Hide IP will help you conceal your real IP and protect your identity online. You need not worry about your privacy and security any more. Browse anonymously with one click from now on."
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No Strings Attached (2011) BRRip x264 AAC-RmD (HDScene Release)
No Strings Attached (2011) BRRip x264 AAC-RmD (HDScene Release): "
No Strings Attached (2011) BRRip x264 AAC-RmD (HDScene Release)
Language: English
01:47:58 | 1280x536 | x264 - 2011Kbps | 23.976fps | AAC - 389Kbps | 1.81GB
Genre: Comedy | Romance
A guy and girl try to keep their relationship strictly physical, but it's not long before they learn that they want something more.
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No Strings Attached (2011) BRRip x264 AAC-RmD (HDScene Release)
Language: English
01:47:58 | 1280x536 | x264 - 2011Kbps | 23.976fps | AAC - 389Kbps | 1.81GB
Genre: Comedy | Romance
A guy and girl try to keep their relationship strictly physical, but it's not long before they learn that they want something more.
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Thunderhead Engineering PetraSim v5.1.1621
Thunderhead Engineering PetraSim v5.1.1621: "
PetraSim is a graphical interface for TOUGH2, TOUGH2-MP, T2VOC, TMVOC, TOUGHREACT, TOUGH-Fx/HYDRATE, and TETRAD. These simulators are recognized for their powerful simulation capabilities involving fluid flow and heat transfer in porous and fractured media. The TOUGH2 codes have been applied to problems ranging from Yucca mountain groundwater flow to multi-component environmental remediation."
Thunderhead Engineering PetraSim v5.1.1621 | 91 Mb
PetraSim is a graphical interface for TOUGH2, TOUGH2-MP, T2VOC, TMVOC, TOUGHREACT, TOUGH-Fx/HYDRATE, and TETRAD. These simulators are recognized for their powerful simulation capabilities involving fluid flow and heat transfer in porous and fractured media. The TOUGH2 codes have been applied to problems ranging from Yucca mountain groundwater flow to multi-component environmental remediation."
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VA - World Instrumental Hits (Vol. 14-20) (2009)
VA - World Instrumental Hits (Vol. 14-20) (2009): "
VA - World Instrumental Hits (Vol. 14-20) (2009)
Year of Release: 2009 | Audio Codec: MP3 | Bitrate: 320 kbps | Length: 8:35:23 | 1151 MB
Genre: Instrumental
VA - World Instrumental Hits (Vol. 14-20) (2009)
Year of Release: 2009 | Audio Codec: MP3 | Bitrate: 320 kbps | Length: 8:35:23 | 1151 MB
Genre: Instrumental
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Advantage IT Solutions Limo Linx v2011.1.25
Advantage IT Solutions Limo Linx v2011.1.25: "
Integrated credit card processing is now available within your Limo Linx Software! With this embedded feature, you can process credit card payments right from your payment screen. Your customers will enjoy the swift credit approvals ,allowing for faster customer invoicing. This software greatly reduces the manual routine paperwork so your employees will be able to work more efficiently and effectively. By using a single integrated system, you will also reduce your costs of accepting electronic payments!"
Advantage IT Solutions Limo Linx v2011.1.25 | 38 Mb
Integrated credit card processing is now available within your Limo Linx Software! With this embedded feature, you can process credit card payments right from your payment screen. Your customers will enjoy the swift credit approvals ,allowing for faster customer invoicing. This software greatly reduces the manual routine paperwork so your employees will be able to work more efficiently and effectively. By using a single integrated system, you will also reduce your costs of accepting electronic payments!"
ExtraBackup 1.4
ExtraBackup 1.4: "
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ExtraBackup copies files and folders from one location to another on the same drive, another drive, or across the network. You can set up Tasks that describe the source location, the destination location, and the frequency at which you want to copy the files.
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