Still not as impressive as the disguised airline passenger in
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Yes, hiding the SSID is an important tool in securing your wireless. As with all security techniques hiding your SSID will not make you 'secure'. It is simply one of the tools used to achieve the goal of managing risk from the operation of the system. Using WPA2 is also important. Using a strong encryption algorithm…
This method only includes up to ~1000 users. Still, not bad.
@DanRP: Just realized, ffmpeg is only associated with MPlayer. MPlayer/MEncoder uses it but ffmpeg is not the MPlayer project's conversion tool.
WinFF has given me the best results in terms of speed for iPod/iPhone (mp4) formats. By default it isn't that fast but as it uses ffmpeg (mplayer's conversion tool) you can modify the settings using ffmpeg's command line settings. So if you have a dual-core or more system (and who doesn't these days?) enter…
vote: pricegrabber.com
I am currently negative 25 hours of vacation time. So all mine are used ... and then some.
I'd also mention that using "copy /b" isn't a good practice as it merges the ID3 information along with the rest of the MP3 audio data. This means the MP3 player has bad (non-audio) data included in the audio stream. Depending on the software/firmware reading the file this may or may not be a problem during playback.
You have no idea how accurate the title is. In the Federal government the new telecommunications contract vehicle is called Networx. Along with require security provisions it monitors your bandwidth and more.
Did Microsoft immediately reciprocate by making the premium version of Outlook Web Access for Exchange work in a browser whose initials are not IE? Because that would be very polite of them.
I love books and buy them at prodigious (some would say prodigal) rates. But I have no problem looking at an ebook first, legal or not, to see if I like it.
VOTE: Internet Download Manager (IDM)
I would also suggest some of the general product pricing search/comparison sites such as PriceGrabber and Google Product Search.
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I'll second infmom, ReaderwareVW for Video Libraries is excellent. Running it standalone is great but it's best when used as part of the suite.
@allochthon: TrueCrypt 5.1 (which was evaluated) had the flaws discussed by Scheier. 6.0 (which is the current release) is reported to have mediated the flaw.
@kerpalguy: Locking devices on baggage is required to comply with TSA specifications which allow them access. That's only enforceable in the US but most manufacturers expect their customers will be going through the US at some point. That means TSA has a master key to any locks sold for use with baggage. It is most…
Growing up the child of a Foreign Service officer I crossed a whole lot of borders. Even with a diplomatic passport it was very early ingrained in me from an early age that YOU SHOULD HAVE NO EXPECTATION OF PRIVACY WHEN CROSSING A BORDER. (Also, don't ever pay the bribes border guards solicit, be polite to the…
NRN (No Reply Necessary) is another useful email custom that had some currency in the early 90s. I haven't seen it used as much since then but I occasionally find myself adding it at the end of an email where I don't think further communication is needed.