Windows Xp Activation CrackWindows Xp Activation Crack DownloadMy nvidia card recently died so I just removed it and reverted to the. This is the windows xp activator. For it to fully function you need to disable your firewalls and let it configure winlogon.exe. Once patched windows will say insert the cd, then press cancel.
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Edge User-AgentsRS1: Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 10.0) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/ 51.0.2704.79 Safari/537.36 Edge/14.14393RS3: Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 10.0; Win64; x64) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/ 58.0.3029.110 Safari/537.36 Edge/16.16299RS4: Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 10.0; Win64; x64) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/ 64.0.3282.140 Safari/537.36 Edge/17.17134RS5: Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 10.0; Win64; x64) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/ 64.0.3282.140 Safari/537.36 Edge/18.17763. (Ab)using MotivationFrustration, says Fogg, is usually more fixable than annoyance. When we want people to do something our first instinct is usually to try to increase their motivation – to persuade them. Sometimes this works, but more often than not the best route is to make the behaviour easier.
One of Fogg’s maxims is, “You can’t get people to do something they don’t want to do.” A politician who wants people to vote for her makes a speech or goes on TV instead of sending a bus to pick voters up from their homes. The bank advertises the quality of its current account instead of reducing the number of clicks required to open one.
What’s new in FiddlerI threw together some notes for someone doing a presentation about Fiddler.News Fiddler 2.5 should be out shortly. Most of the “new” goodies are in 2.4.9.9 but are yet to be discovered by most users. Hopefully, the second edition of the will be out in the next month.Things to consider talking aboutPlease ensure that everyone has the SyntaxView Inspector installed. Sebastien Lorion @ 24.53.56.154 Nice article, but another way would be to use classes such as SafeString and UnsafeString (or even simply one of them) and it would not even compile if one is used in the wrong context. Or to be even more nice to fellow developers, the library could have implicit conversion from one type to the other, thought that has its drawback in terms of knowing what the code does just by looking at it.SL Showing my IP address publicly when commenting on your blog. As you can see below, I today received an email from Amazon that I don’tfeel lives up to the standards you’ve set for yourselves.
In particular,announcing that you’ve made a mistake and are charging the customer for it isone thing, but adding “This e-mail was sent from a notification-only e-mailaddress” on the end is simply rude. I mean, I’m sure that there’s some web formsomewhere you’d prefer the victim use to plead their case, but you omit thatinformation entirely in this message.
And, of course, it probably wouldn’t takeany of Amazon’s thousands of tech wizards more than a few afternoons to build agateway that could carry an emailed response into such a system. We sincerely apologize for sending you this sensitiveinformation via e-mail instead of a certified mail, phone call or aface-to-face conversation,We will also send you a certified email later it isdue to the urgency and importance of the security information needed. Tocheckmate financial recklessness, illegal gambling, racketeering and consideringthe effect of the global financial crisis rocking the United States, ourgovernment with the help of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (F.B.I)Washington, DC and the internet crime complaint center (ic3),alongside the CIAsigned an agreement with U.K police for an immediate release of all overduefunds presently logged in their treasury and to ensure it is disbursed to therightful beneficiaries in all parts of the world. If you the beneficiary wouldadhere to our instruction it will help you receive your payment immediately.
We decided to contact you directly by email to acquirethe proper verifications and proof from you to show that you are the rightfulperson to receive this fund, because of the huge amount involved. Be informedthat the funds are now with a top bank in the united state in your name andunder the monitoring/custody of the FBI. At the moment, we have asked the banknot to release the fund to anybody that comes to them, unless we instruct themto do so, and only if we receive the dist certificate this is to enable us carryout a comprehensive investigation first before releasing the fund toyou. Hence, you are to forward your dist certificate to usimmediately if you have it in your possession, if you do not have it, then letus know so that we will direct you to the appropriate authority to obtainthe certificate then you are to send it to our office. And thereafter, we willinstruct the bank holding the funds, to go ahead and credit your accountimmediately.
If you fail to provide the documents to this office, we willprosecute you and take appropriate action against you for not proving thelegality of the funds. DADDebugging a crying baby as a Designated App Debugger (DAD) can be a rough job.When your pager goes off, it’s typically after midnight, and the crashing process has been loudly spewing a stream of inscrutable 0x80004005 HRESULTs for a minute or so. Your task is to fix the process without restarting it. WinDBG’s symbols never resolve, so you’re debugging blind.
The fact that you wrote half the sp ec less than a year ago is of little help since the code is polymorphic and it's already evolved since you debugged it last night.The most trying aspect is that, no matter how heroic and valiant your efforts may be, if you can’t get the process quiescent, your boss, the Magnificent Original Maintainer (MOM), is going to swoop in make you look like a putz.She usually does so by merely attaching one of her specialized hardware debuggers. Either of these devices will unfailingly resolve the problem, no matter the root cause. One day,when David drive his car go to have a important meeting,when he drive through a traffic lighter,a man by a motorcycle on front of his car,and this man drive the motorcycle slower on purpose,then let the motorcycle fall down on purpose,then roar David let David stop his car,say:'Your car hurt me.' David said:'No,I am so slow,have not hurt you.' But the man insist let David pay him some money for medical expenses,insist said David have let him bleed.David in order go to for the meeting on time.He pay the man 100$.Then the man permit David leave. Badly designed APIs.WMPlayerPlayStateChange fires as the state changes in the Windows Media Player control.What's your most likely action in response to getting wmppsMediaEnded?
Play the next song, right?Except that if you do this (by setting the.URL property) from the WMPlayerPlayStateChange callback, the song will begin to play. For about a microsecond, before another event from the prior play comes in and wipes everything else out.You have to use wmppsMediaEnded to instead queue a callback timer that plays the next song a little bit later, after the original songs events have finished firing.Dumb dumb dumb dumb. Tl;dr;Anti-Terrorist and Monetary Crimes DivisionFbi Headquarters In Washington, D.C.Federal Bureau Of InvestigationJ.
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We would also send a letter to the company/agency that you are working for so thatthey could get you fired until we are through with our investigations because a suspect is not suppose to be working for the government or any private organization.Your id which we have in our database been sent to all the crimes agencies in America for them to inset you in their website as an internet fraudsters and to warnpeople from having any deals with you. This would have been solved all this while if you had gotten the certificate signed, endorsed and stamped as you whereinstructed in the e-mail below.this is the federal bureau of investigation (fbi) am writing in response to the e-mail you sent to us and am using this medium toinform you that there is no more time left to waste because you have been given from the 3rd of January. As stated earlier to have the document endorsed, signed and stamped without failure and you must adhere to this directives to avoid you blaming yourself at last when we must have arrested and jailed you for life and all yourproperties confiscated.You failed to comply with our directives and that was the reason why we didn't hear from you on the 3rd as our director has already been notified about you get theprocess completed yesterday and right now the warrant of arrest has been signed against you and it will be carried out in the next 48hours as strictly signed by thefbi director. We have investigated and found out that you didn't have any idea when the fraudulent deal was committed with your information's/identity and right now ifyou id is placed on our website as a wanted person, i believe you know that it will be a shame to you and your entire family because after then it will be announce inall the local channels that you are wanted by the fbi. A: The old index.dat files represented a cross-process memory-mapped indexfile for the internet cache entries.
This index was designed for optimalperformance on common computers of the mid-1990s; for instance, the datastructures it used were designed to fit in the on-chip cache of a 486 processor.Since then, processors have grown far more powerful, with larger caches, etc. Asa consequence, the old cache index code was no longer very efficient (especiallyfor operations that proper databases are good at, like running multi-conditionqueries). By moving this cache to a proper database, it simplified code,improved performance, and enhanced durability/reliability.When you say “why are browsing artifacts are still present in other locations,” Ican only assume that you’re referring to the cache files themselves? Keep inmind that the new database and old index.dat are simply an index tothose files on disk. You may wonder why browsers store the response bodies infiles rather than inside the database itself—this is done for both performanceand compatibility reasons.Q: Why is this file loaded when Windows starts even before IE loads? A: The cache is an integral part of WinINET, a core networking component inWindows. WinINET’s cache isn’t just the browser’s cache—it’s also used by mostMetro applications, Windows components, and tens of thousands of otherapplications that rely on WinINET. That’s why, for instance, when you uninstallIE from Windows, WinINET and its data stores remain on the system.
The databaseis loaded by the cache service in order to handle requests from applicationsthat depend on WinINET. Deleting the database would be very bad from a privacypoint of view, because the database tracks which files need to be deleted whenyou use the Delete Browser History / Clear Cache commands. If you were toobliterate this index, these files would be orphaned and present a privacyrisk.Q: Why is there a delay in writing to the database after the browser closes?A: I’m not sure what specific “delay in writing to the database” that you’rereferring to, but I assume this is simply related to how most databaseswork—there’s an in-memory representation that is periodically flushed to diskfor both performance and hardware-durability reasons (most SSDs have a limitednumber of write-cycles, for instance).Q: Why is the extension.DAT instead of.EDB which is used by other Ese databases.
Alan Kay says it bestThere is the desire of a consumer society to have no learning curves. This tends to result in very dumbed-down products that are easy to get started on, but are generally worthless and/or debilitating.
We can contrast this with technologies that do have learning curves, but pay off well and allow users to become experts (for example, musical instruments, writing, bicycles, etc. And to a lesser extent automobiles).
Douglas Engelbart’s interface required some learning but it paid off with speed of giving commands and efficiency in navigation and editing. People objected, and laughed when Doug told them that users of the future would spend many hours a day at their screens and they should have extremely efficient UIs they could learn to be skilled in.
It's not black or whiteI saw an advertisement that the Microsoft Store at Austin's Domain Mall was running a 'SmartPhone buyback' program through the month of March, so I figured I'd stop by and see what I could get for my old WP7 LG Quantum and Jane's old Samsung Focus. I didn't have a great experience, so I was curious to see whether it has improved over the last few months.On Sunday afternoon around 4pm, Jane and I walked in and looked around. The tables were nicely organized in the front of the store although it inexplicably smelled a bit funky. Within 30 seconds, we were greeted by a 20-something guy who asked how he could help us.
I explained what brought us in and he seemed excited to help out. So far so good. Steve @ 24.114.62.154 There's a Microsoft Store opening up in the mall near me too. I'm curious how it will compare/compete with the Apple store less than 250 feet away.If the staff were trained better, they'd be able to sell the features of Windows tablets/devices and deflect honestly (& provide a balanced counter feature) any omissions.It's sad that the windows phone didn't provide much in return but I'd like to believe that Microsoft could do a better deal providing $50-100 discount towards a new windows phone?I've gotta ask though. As someone that knows networking and IE so intimately it must kill you to hold back and not just grab the PC and try to fix the issue. Kudos for not taking over.
Home Tech UpgradesIn a lot of ways, our new house is great- it's much newer than our old place (built 1993 vs. However, at twenty years old, a number of components are due for an upgrade.First and foremost, we had a water heater that was original equipment and it was loudly demanding retirement. Since it was going into our attic, and the thought of having 40 gallons of hot water overhead was sorta creepy, we felt justified in upgrading to a.
It cost a bit more, but between utility company rebates ($600) and US government tax credit we figured that it was probably worth it. Our last (traditional-tank) heater cost nearly $2K installed (mostly due to work getting the location up to current code).Next, we upgraded our downstairs thermostat to a 2nd-gen Nest unit.It was a simple install, and while it's pricey, they claim it will save 7-10% on our energy bills, which would pay for it in the first year. If nothing else, it's way less ugly than the ancient Honeywell ChronoTherm III unit it replaced. The website and mobile apps are pretty neat, although they don't yet have a Windows Phone 8 app:Lastly, I'm obsessed with lights.I've been trying to hold off replacing all of our recessed lights until next winter, because LEDs are rapidly going up in brightness / efficiency and down in price, but I couldn't put it off for two locations: our fancy new master bathroom and in our stairwell. I'd been trying to make due with CFLs in the bathroom but they took too long to warm up and the existing trim was pretty ugly.The bathroom installs were easy. The stairwell was another matter- it's extremely hard to get up there (12 feet over stairs, hard to place a ladder) and I never wanted to have to replace the light. Getting the lights installed in the bathroom was trivial, but the stairwell was another matter.
It turns out that these cans were never supposed to be buried in insulation, but naturally the last owners dumped about a foot of loose insulation over them and that had ended up melting the thermocouple that was supposed to prevent fires for their old incandescent bulb. So, I spent a harrowing 40 minutes atop a 6' ladder stripping the wires out of the thermocouple and rewiring it into the new LED. Ultimately, I survived, and the light looks great. I put another LED in the entry as well for comparison purposes (the one over the stairs is 650 lumen while the entry is 575.)Image upload resulThe most amazing bit of the LED lights is what they look like inside.
I'm both amazed and certain that we're going to see much more interesting form-factors over the next few years. Microsoft StoreAustin's local 'upscale' mall ('The Domain') has both an Apple store and a Microsoft store; I went to both this weekend. The Apple store had perhaps 50 shoppers and a selection of covetable updated hardware, most of which I would be delighted to buy the moment any of my current device fleet breaks. Despite owning three tablets (Kindle Fire1, Nexus7, IPad3), the only thing stopping me from getting an iPad Mini are the rumors that the Mini2 will be out this spring.The Microsoft store was quieter, with perhaps five shoppers walking around and looking at the new hardware. Notably, every device in the store was Win8 and Touch-enabled, which was great from the standpoint of being on message, and terrible from the 'appeal' standpoint, since most of the 3rd party hardware is very clearly 'v1' targeted and not nearly as compelling as the slick Ultrabooks that have been out for a year.
I took a quick look at the Surface in the front of the store, and it sadly didn't leave me with a good impression. The touch cover was falling apart at the seam (literally) and launching IE led to an immediate modal error message before leaving me on a white screen. I fired up the new PenguinMark benchmark to find that the Surface scores 0.
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The iPad Mini (running Apple's older tablet processor) scored better than that.It was a pretty depressing morning.:-(. Conclusions from my SslStream Woes.Conclusion: The crypto errors I have been complaining about occur if the Private Key in the RSACryptoServiceProvider changes on disk while HTTPS handshakes are taking place. This happened in Fiddler because it was trying to use the same KeyContainerName for all of the private keys for all of the certificates.When the LSASS.EXE process tries to complete the HTTPS handshake (this is always out-of-process to your application), it finds that the private key is unable to decrypt the data sent by the client, which was encrypted using the original private key. Lesson learned: While it's called a KeyContainer, it can only hold one exchange key at a time. If you want multiple keys (e.g. For multiple certificates) you need multiple containers. Logs of the failure2:!SecureClientPipeDirect failed: System.Security.Authentication.AuthenticationException: A call to SSPI failed, see inner exception.
More from the broken SslStreamAs, I've been fighting with this stream for the last week or so.12:!SecureClientPipeDirect failed: System.Security.Authentication.AuthenticationException: A call to SSPI failed, see inner exception. Eric @ 67.79.7.98 Conclusion: This is what happens if the Private Key in the RSACryptoServiceProvider changes on disk. When the LSASS.EXE process tries to complete the HTTPS handshake (this is always out-of-process to your application), it finds that the private key is unable to decrypt the data sent by the client, which was encrypted using the original private key.
Lesson learned: While it's called a KeyContainer, it can only hold ONE exchange key at a time. If you want multiple keys (e.g. For multiple certificates) you need multiple containers.NET SSLStream oddity?Anyone have any idea why this call:httpsStream.AuthenticateAsServer(cert, bWantClientCert, CONFIG.oAcceptedClientHTTPSProtocols, false );Might occasionally fail thusly:A call to SSPI failed, see inner exception. Alexey What you see in CAPI2 log?Event ViewerApplications And Services LogsMicrosoftWindowsCAPI2Operational?Eric @ 67.79.7.98 No errors, although a bunch of operations on.CER files that were apparently generated within(C:UserslawrenceAppDataLocalLowMicrosoftX509Objects) matching the self-generated certificates.
Kinda odd to see them there, since those certs weren't generated via CAPI (used BouncyCastle).Eric Oh, actually, those.CER Files correspond to those received from the upstream server, so they're not related to either the certs or private keys my code is generating.
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