yordan

Yes, it's included in your hosting plan, have a look at your helpdesk, Client Area, My Services. It's listed ther.Also have a look at your cpanel.

wow! 50 gigs for free! Incredible!

However, if you have a petabyte disk in your dining room, NSA will probably want to have a look inside it.

We will definitely have to wait until the time where most of personal computers will be sold with Linux installed. Then, most of games will also be written for Linux home users. Of course, customer service people will have to learn linux maintenance, now it's easier to boot on a backup and reinstall from the windows rescue DVD.

I guess here it's a typo, standing for NASA

you should say "please" if you want people to be kindly answer your request

ouch! This would mean that I just bought an old touch device!

Ha-ha! lucky young rich generation, which even does not know what "no computer available, use your brain, a paper and a pencil" means!

Tranks, I proudly appreciate.

This layout is nice, it's not the one I have on my tablet.

I needed a lot of time until I mastered a standard keyboard.With a lot of comfort, some geometrical tricks in order to feel the F or the J key without using my eyes. And the feeling while the key goes down until stopped. With the virtual keyboard on the tablet, the "a" letter is not located between the q and the w, it's directly below the the a, which is far away from the place I learned it. So, all the fast-typing rhythm is lost. Hopefully, some tablets also have real keyboard, so the future is not rally dark.

Then the screen will work like a tablet? I hate these keyboard-like buttons on tablets, you feel nothing while pressing, so the password you type is always wrong, sometimes you didn't press the virtual keyboard key, sometimes you pressed it twice.

I just noticed that whe my skype task is runnin, I see the icon in the taskbar. If I left-click on the skype icon, I see "pin this program to the taskbar". Don't you have this?

I have a particular folder link as an icon. In order to have that, you have to ungroup the similar icons, this is a menu, somewhere on the toolbars properties settings. For instance I have several explorer icons on my taskbar if I open several folders, and not a single icon with several tabs.

OK, that means that the "video connected" signal is on the pins on the device, and not on the monitor pins.

I tried it again yesterday, I simply grabbed the EAC shortcut on my desktop and moved it towards the center of the taskbar, and th EAC shortcut was pinned on the taskbar. Something in my home edition makes it work more comfortably than your pro edition, or maybe there is a taskbar settings standardly set for home users making it more suitable for private people.

Really impressive demo. As said in the video, it's not the final device, it's not part of the project. Nevertheless, everyone would be a tester on this thing!

Did you try removing the adapter by itself?

I definitely have to test that one.

If you want to know how to share your local files with your linux vmware virtual machine, have a look here : https://www.vmware.com/support/ws5/doc/ws_running_sharedfolder_adding.html

Ha-Ha, seems that Yordan, Manuleka and Velma have three different versions of Windows7, so different behaviors.

$750 per hard drive, and some thousands hard drives inside the b 750 per hard drive, and several thousands hard drives, a non-negligible amount of money though.

I was referring to "pin to taskbar". Simply slide a shortcut to the center of the taskbar (not to the right side you will have the "no way" circle, not to the left side it will get pinned to explorer, directly to the center of the taskbar) and you will be "pin to the taskbar" appearing.Of course, velma's way is supported and is more professional, so I would rather recommend using that way.

On my windows7I created a shortcut on my desktop (it as a link to "explorer.exe c:\mydocs").I gave a nice icon to that shortcut.I dragged the shortcut down to the taskbar.It has been pinned to the taskbar.Simple, unwanted and very effective!

Wow! Great! Next time I will have a game crash I will try the memtest86+ test. I always thought that a game crash means a bug inside the game code, I never thought about a bug in my system memory!