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Recently, I rebuilt a Dell XPS 400 and there was one pesky device in Device Manager that I couldn’t find a driver for. I tried searching Google by the device instance ID (ACPI\AWY001\2&DABA3ff&0), but mostly found other people with the same problem.
Finally, I stumbled upon this post on Dell’s support site. Austinpctech provided the link to the driver for Intel’s Quick Resume Technology: http://bit.ly/v8KDEw
Print Friendly for Chrome Lets You Easily Remove Unwanted Web Page Elements Before Printing -
Generally speaking, printing out a webpage is environmentally repugnant and stupid.
For those few times that you have to do it anyway (e.g. print-at-home tickets), this extension allows you to remove ads, navigation bars, logos, and irrelevant text, resulting in a cleaner, hopefully shorter printout.
VPN:
sh vpn-sessiondb remote (IPSec Remote VPN Clients)
sh vpn-sessiondb l2l (L2L Tunnels)
sh vpn-sessiondb svc (SSL VPN / Anyconnect Clients)
SSH:
sh ssh sessions (show users connected to ASA via SSH)
(Thanks to russman for the tip)
TSA Puts Off Safety Study of X-ray Body Scanners -
I guess they want to make sure the contractor gets paid before they admit these things are dangerous. Welcome to the USSA, people…
I’ve been a Spotify user for a few weeks now, and recently subscribed to the premium service so that I can sync tracks to my Android device. However, I found that I couldn’t get my local music to sync over wifi to the phone. I though perhaps it was a problem with my Droid X2, but as it turns out, the problem was actually a Windows Firewall setting (thanks to Rex S. for the tip). Here’s how to fix it in Windows 7:
In a few moments, your device should show up in the “Devices” tab and you will be able to sync all of your playlists!
Logitech Solar Wireless Keyboard
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Pilot who posted security flaw video online is punished by the TSA