CIPWTTKT&GC v0x14 (v20): Turning it off and on all day every day - Hardware & Software

Just cracked the ferrite core inside of my graphics pen This is the [B]6th[/B] time >:I At least it was just the eraser side

[QUOTE=Eltro102;36855740]I'm trying again with this, but for some reason it is taking a really long time (nmap -sP 192.168.*.* is the command I'm using) [editline]20th July 2012[/editline] ah, it's saying the router (gateway right?) is 192.168.0.1 but, when I try to go onto 192.168.0.1, it doesn't connect, just comes up with - Oops! Browser of Choice could not connect to 192.168.0.1[/QUOTE] Alright cool, managed to get into the router. The problem was that virgin media were updating the firmware of it just as I was trying to connect ffs. BUT there seems to be no listing for the pi in the log of wired devices that are connected to it! [editline]20th July 2012[/editline] I suppose it would be out of the question to some how externally power a keyboard or use an android phone as a USB keyboard?

[QUOTE=wingless;36850977]Woo, just got a galaxy S stuck in a bootloop.[/QUOTE] I have the tools to fix it on my dropbox, I can send them to you

[QUOTE=Brt5470;36854369]Backup first, check later.[/QUOTE] What do you take me for, it's backed up every 2 days haha.

Does anyone know what the virus in the latest version of Coretemp actually does? People are saying that it's just some adware that's been bundled with it, but I'm not sure. [editline]20th July 2012[/editline] Does anyone here apart from me a have internet with Plusnet/another BT-owned provider? For the last 2 days I've been getting random redirects to 62.6.38.125 and I was wondering if anyone was too and if they know why.

Ordered a new laptop :D

Holy shit lol, My PC was making this weird noise where a humming would get louder then softer over the course of a few seconds, and repeat endlessly. It had been happening for about a month, so I was getting annoyed, so I bent over and put my hand over where the noise was coming from and BOOM. A bit of pressure on the front grill stopped the noise completely. Still hasn't come back. awesome.

I'm a little disappointed in my cousin. He's pretty good with computers, but when the fan broke for his PSU, he still left it running even though it would get super hot. Then when he did get a new fan, the cord was near breaking, it was stretched so far.

[QUOTE=ManningQB18;36857912]Holy shit lol, My PC was making this weird noise where a humming would get louder then softer over the course of a few seconds, and repeat endlessly. It had been happening for about a month, so I was getting annoyed, so I bent over and put my hand over where the noise was coming from and BOOM. A bit of pressure on the front grill stopped the noise completely. Still hasn't come back. awesome.[/QUOTE] sounds like the thing that happened with my old Dell, you had to punch the front of it and it would stop I do this every day with my secondary monitor too, the colours go a little odd so you have to punch it until your knuckles hurt for it to work :v:

fuck im going to fucking warp into 88mph speeds, This is during prime time usage also in my area. Cablevison better not fuck up with viacom when new contracts come into play [URL=http://www.speedtest.net][IMG]http://www.speedtest.net/result/2075077041.png[/IMG][/URL]

I work at an ISP. [img]http://speedtest.net/result/1522455738.png[/img]

For some reason I am unable to connect to the steam friend network. Anyone else have this problem? Nevermind, it's gone back to normal, all my friends are offline though so I guess steam is having problems.

[QUOTE=FalconKrunch;36859022]For some reason I am unable to connect to the steam friend network. Anyone else have this problem? Nevermind, it's gone back to normal, all my friends are offline though so I guess steam is having problems.[/QUOTE] You can google for the steam downtime announcements thread to see if there's anything planned. It doesn't say they're doing anything right now though.

[QUOTE=mblunk;36858841]I work at an ISP. [img]http://speedtest.net/result/1522455738.png[/img][/QUOTE] Holy shit your download speeds are almost literally 100x better than mine, your upload speed probably is.

now all we have to do is wait for wingless to come and rage about speedtests

[QUOTE=zerotwelve;36858376]sounds like the thing that happened with my old Dell, you had to punch the front of it and it would stop I do this every day with my secondary monitor too, the colours go a little odd so you have to punch it until your knuckles hurt for it to work :v:[/QUOTE] My old netbook had a problem with the fan (kept getting off it's bearings and making a loud grinding sound). I couldn't actually remove the fan and check it out because it was tight in there, so I kept tapping it hard to get it to stop grinding. One time, I tapped hard enough to have the netbook shut itself off. It didn't come back on. RIP netbook. On a lighter note, I got another 4GB RAM, so now I've got 8GB in this laptop.

Nope, i'll do it. OI YOU WITH THE SPEEDTESTS, SHUT YOUR MOUTH.

[img]http://i.imgur.com/pNxy3.jpg[/img] Neat. Now all I need is Brt's address :v: [editline]20th July 2012[/editline] wait holy fuck, 629$?! shiit

I remember reading somewhere that you can use a laptop to emulate a keyboard through usb, does anyone have a/the link to it?

[QUOTE=Warship;36859479]wait holy fuck, 629$?! shiit[/QUOTE] Jesus Christ that's a whole lot of money And the specs aren't too bad either I kinda want one [editline]21st July 2012[/editline] Y'know so I could do my... CUDA development?

Yeah I don't know what I'll use it for, it'll be interesting to see what it can do.

I bet it's an FPGA with CUDA capabilities.

Well apparently it runs a "Linux Ubuntu Derivative OS", so maybe you can piss off Wingless with it... [editline]21st July 2012[/editline] (Which is totally worth 629 bucks)

Or you could put it on ebay and sit back as a bid war starts.

[QUOTE=VistaPOWA;36860322]I bet it's an FPGA with CUDA capabilities.[/QUOTE] That's quite an obvious guess don't you think?

Okay, this is fucking weird. Guy at work comes to me with a problem. He's running Linux, trying to get the Android SDK working. The debugger binary is doing something fucked-up. You run ls, or du, or find, or anything like that, you can see it. I run stat, it's a normal file, rather large. I run it through strings or even directly cat it to the terminal, it looks like a regular executable. The permissions are set right (0775), and that goes up all the way to /. But you try to run it, nothing. Bash says (going off memory here, exact wording may vary): bash: ./adb: file not found I try running the file using a relative path. Nothing. I try a full path. Nothing. I add . to $PATH, nothing. Shit will not run. I tried everything. Several reboots, all kinds of weird stuff. I check the mount for noexecs, I try sudo, try su. Doesn't change anything. Every file in that folder (~/Android/SDK/platform-tools, IIRC) exhibits the same symptoms. But other programs in the parent folder run fine. So it seems to be something weird about that particular folder that prevents files in it from running. Does anyone have any goddamn idea what's going on?

[QUOTE=gman003-main;36860738]Okay, this is fucking weird. Guy at work comes to me with a problem. He's running Linux, trying to get the Android SDK working. The debugger binary is doing something fucked-up. You run ls, or du, or find, or anything like that, you can see it. I run stat, it's a normal file, rather large. I run it through strings or even directly cat it to the terminal, it looks like a regular executable. The permissions are set right (0775), and that goes up all the way to /. But you try to run it, nothing. Bash says (going off memory here, exact wording may vary): bash: ./adb: file not found I try running the file using a relative path. Nothing. I try a full path. Nothing. I add . to $PATH, nothing. Shit will not run. I tried everything. Several reboots, all kinds of weird stuff. I check the mount for noexecs, I try sudo, try su. Doesn't change anything. Every file in that folder (~/Android/SDK/platform-tools, IIRC) exhibits the same symptoms. But other programs in the parent folder run fine. So it seems to be something weird about that particular folder that prevents files in it from running. Does anyone have any goddamn idea what's going on?[/QUOTE] Re download the SDK? Gotta try the simple stuff first.

[img]http://puu.sh/Kgr7[/img] oh god how could i have let this happen

snip, nevermind. That wouldn't work.

[QUOTE=VistaPOWA;36860322]I bet it's an FPGA with CUDA capabilities.[/QUOTE] [url=http://www.nvidia.com/object/carma-devkit.html]You coulda googled it[/url]