You know when grown-ups tell you everything's going to be fine, and you think they're probably lying to make you feel better?
Yes.
Everything's going to be fine.
Yes.
Everything's going to be fine.
Thursday, June 25
Awesome In So Many Ways
Up late because the server at my day job* went all melty.
Think I've fixed it, but I need to watch it for a bit to make sure it doesn't dribble on the carpet.
So, meanwhile, this is what the title says.
Oh and Chrome pastes the URL from the URL bar as a hyperlink. Stupid Chrome.
* Is it still a day job when you're up at 3AM?
Up late because the server at my day job* went all melty.
Think I've fixed it, but I need to watch it for a bit to make sure it doesn't dribble on the carpet.
So, meanwhile, this is what the title says.
Oh and Chrome pastes the URL from the URL bar as a hyperlink. Stupid Chrome.
* Is it still a day job when you're up at 3AM?
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Thursday, June 18
Liacshio
Just been renewing the various mee.xx domains that don't auto-renew.
Fortunately there's only two auds to the squid at the moment. I thought it was in emus when I did the first one, then I did a double-take.
The crunch comes in 2011 when my mu.nu renewals octuple in price.
Just been renewing the various mee.xx domains that don't auto-renew.
Fortunately there's only two auds to the squid at the moment. I thought it was in emus when I did the first one, then I did a double-take.
The crunch comes in 2011 when my mu.nu renewals octuple in price.
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Sunday, June 07
Bincho-tan!
It's pitch black, it's a cube (roughly), and it's small (relatively), so Bincho-tan it is.
more...
It's pitch black, it's a cube (roughly), and it's small (relatively), so Bincho-tan it is.
more...
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Friday, June 05
Whew
Thought we were having another database glitch. Nope - it's backup time, is all.
Thought we were having another database glitch. Nope - it's backup time, is all.
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Monday, June 01
The HDMI Audio Driver In The Explorer With A Chainsaw
Ever since I got my Radeon 4850* I've had this little problem: Windows Explorer refreshes itself at a rate of about 1Hz. This means that the mouse pointer constantly flickers from its normal state to busy and back again, certain icons also flicker, and various drop-down boxes close themselves 500 milliseconds after you open them.
The fix I found was to completely disable the Shell Hardware Detection service - the process that brings you autoplay. That kills autoplay, of course, but it solves the problem in explorer.
But not in Steam. Fortunately, I hardly ever use Steam.
And so I had six months of peace.
Over the weekend, though, I went on something of an install-and-update frenzy, having, after all, 28GB of new software to try out, and I updated to Vista SP2.
And the flicker returned. Grrr.
So I went searching for the thread where I originally posted the fix to remind myself what it was, and found that someone had come up with a much better fix: Just disable HDMI audio output.
Well, duh. I should have guessed that instantly.
* Teraflop!
Ever since I got my Radeon 4850* I've had this little problem: Windows Explorer refreshes itself at a rate of about 1Hz. This means that the mouse pointer constantly flickers from its normal state to busy and back again, certain icons also flicker, and various drop-down boxes close themselves 500 milliseconds after you open them.
The fix I found was to completely disable the Shell Hardware Detection service - the process that brings you autoplay. That kills autoplay, of course, but it solves the problem in explorer.
But not in Steam. Fortunately, I hardly ever use Steam.
And so I had six months of peace.
Over the weekend, though, I went on something of an install-and-update frenzy, having, after all, 28GB of new software to try out, and I updated to Vista SP2.
And the flicker returned. Grrr.
So I went searching for the thread where I originally posted the fix to remind myself what it was, and found that someone had come up with a much better fix: Just disable HDMI audio output.
Well, duh. I should have guessed that instantly.
* Teraflop!
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