Is Autocheck.exe playing up on your PC?
The pop-up is to alert you that the Session manager registry key in the CurrentControlSet is being changed.
Cause: Autocheck.exe is corrupt.
Solution: Run checkdisk on the next boot by clicking Start > run and typing chkdsk /r. You'll see a message saying the volume is currently in use and would you like checkdisk to run on the next reboot - type Y. Reboot at your leisure and make yourself a cup of tea, because this is going to take a while.
It should fix the problem, however, so that's alright then.
pchelptech
Could this spell the end of the sticky post?
Make long links short with shortlinks.js
After looking around for a way to neatly wrap links without breaking them, I found this.
Now I can post links as long as I like, and this little piece of JavaScript will truncate the link text and preserve the URL. All you need is a little script in the head of your page:
Onload, the script will execute and rewrite the link as specified in shortlink.js:
// the maximum length of the links<br /> var mustlength=30;
... rewriting the link using the following function:
var newt=t.substr(0,mustlength/2)
+connector+
t.substr(t.length-mustlength/2-connector.length,t.length);
There are a load of other useful tools on both onlinetools.org and the author's site.
Do you hate the new Dilbert site too?
One of the more elaborate ones involves downloading a greasemonkey script that strips away the horrible flash from around the daily strip you want to read.
This is a classic case of over-engineering that Dlbert himself would be proud of.
However, it's only unnecessary if you subscribe to daily feeds and are therefore stuck with the flash version.
All the time, http://dilbert.com/fast was sitting there, waiting for someone to find it.
Generic JVM Argument -Xnoclassgc must not be used with the IBM 1.4.2 SDK... EVER
Does your Java application appear to suffer from memory leaking? If it does, check to see if you have the parameter -Xnoclassgc enabled.
In fact, you should check even if you haven't noticed any memory leaking, and disable it anyway :P
http://www.performancewiki.com/was-tuning.html
http://java.ittoolbox.com/groups/technical-functional/java-l/memory-leak-issue-1458060?cv=expanded#
http://www.flester.com/blog/2008/03/24/javas-xnoclassgc-considered-harmful
and finally, one from the horse's mouth:
http://www-1.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?rs=180&uid=swg1PK63384
It's hard to believe that people bother arguing over this one - it's been common knowledge for over 2 years now.
Set up LAMP on the Hardy Heron
It's worth doing, because by doing it this way, you'll save time on setting them up separately and trying to get them to work together. Read more here.
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