I just gave it a try. It looks like you need to use the 32-bit version, even if you're on 64-bit Windows.

You should also be able to do the same in Windows. Grab the 32-bit or 64-bit dll from VLC, rename it to "libdvdcss.dll" then copy it into the Handbrake directory.

I think SlideIt might actually predate Swype ([en.wikipedia.org]). The latter has just become more popular for one reason or another. I grabbed SlideIt for .10 during the Android sale (Swype doesn't want to install on my CM7 Touchpad) and I actually like it.

The EULA forbids use in production or commercial environments. Instead, it is supposed to be used for evaluation by IT professionals. Whether that means an individual who is not an IT professional can utilize it for personal applications is debatable. Paul Thurott, a respected Microsoft-focused journalist, claims that…

If you need multiple copies of Microsoft products, a Technet subscription is a great deal. For $199, you get several licenses for their products, such as Windows and Office. Even if you were just going to buy one copy of Windows 7 and one copy of Office, I think this makes sense.

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Nice explanation. The strategy I've been using lately is to expose the fresh cut to some other water source, so that it forms the sulfuric acid there and not in my eyes: I just rinse the onion under the tap briefly after making a major cut. When cutting smaller, I do it last-second and then transfer immediately to the…

It's actually much closer than you think: Add-on syncing is already in Firefox 11, which is on the beta channel right now and scheduled to move to release on March 13th.

You can copy the de-CSS library file from another program (like XBMC) to get Handbrake on Windows to decode DVDs. You do have to manually copy the file into Handbrake's directory, however: [www.howtogeek.com]

Good tip on using video. However, I got the free space just by importing.

Yep, that's the much easier way to do it. I just did it this morning, and now my iBooks is working!

You can. It's a jailbreak app called multifl0w: [www.youtube.com]

That's exactly what I do. I call the folder "Actions", and I preface the name of each bookmarklet with a special character (like "✚ Read Later") to make them clearly identifiable.

Give these settings a try. There are a LOT of issues with MKV playback on a Media Center Extender Xbox (it doesn't like subtitles, multiple audio streams, header compression, or DTS), but the biggest one is that your MKV splitter has to support Windows Media Foundation for smooth playback.

Nice! If there's a bookmarklet that does the same thing, I usually prefer that, so as to avoid browser addon bloat.

Short answer: no.

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As soon as I visit that planet-iphones.com link, my antivirus (Microsoft Security Essentials) pops up an alert of a Trojan on the page. (Trojan:JS/BlacoleRef.P)

VOTE: HP TouchPad

Posterous. Autoposts to Facebook, Twitter, Blogger, Typepad, Tumblr, Wordpress, Flickr, Picasa, YouTube, Vimeo, and more. If you attach a media file to your post, it will copy it to the appropriate service.