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Re: ChaosLord has passed away
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Posted on: 2016/7/9 3:42
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Rest in Peace :-/
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Re: Odyssey 1.23 progress
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Posted on: 2016/6/7 18:52
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Just a few days ago, i was able to use Odyssey both when signing in to DNB (Norwegian bank using bank-id through a small authenticator) and when logging in to NAV and Digipost (also uses the same authentication) Now i get javascript and cookie error. The js error is something "deflected.xss" and the cookie and auth ssl key is for another domain. Also when opening the cookies window in Odyssey, and search for the cookie, ALL the cookies under that domain three says they expire 1. jan 01:59.:59 1970 A friend of mine, very into Linux and Debian, responded very sceptic to the .xss warning, saying he would have turned off the computer and not entered any more passwords or personal information. Anyways... Odyssey worked both in DNB, NAV and Digipost WITH bankid (electronic authenticator) before i upgraded to 1.23r4, BUT... NOW it works with youtube and google services... Weird (NAV = www.nav.no - An governmental site for unemployment. there's a login button at top right, which opens a window to different authentication options. the "BankID" one is number two. fails with a timeout) (DNB = dnb.no - an online bank. There's a field on top right where you can enter a birthdate which opens the same auth window as NAV and times out with same error).
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Re: Translations wanted for the program Preferences
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Posted on: 2016/6/5 4:41
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@Marko Just sent you a mail.
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Re: Translations wanted for the program Preferences
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Posted on: 2016/6/4 15:17
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@Marko
I ended up just editing the file I notepad on her pc (manually restoring the original lines)
But I have two questions. On Windows notepad I can save either as ansi, unicode, unicode big endian) or utf-8. I also select all files instead of txt files. Which should I chose?
Also... Should she enter the Russian words with Cyrillic letters? I'm not sure how notepad will handle both the English (which I assume are needed to stay English) and Cyrillic letters?
We will test the translation on my amiga afterwards ofc, but I can't find Russian in my prefs/input. I googled this, and it seems others are looking for that too...
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Re: Translations wanted for the program Preferences
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Posted on: 2016/6/4 14:29
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@Marko My girlfriend can do Russian translations, BUT... i can't seem to find Russian under prefs/input I can select Russian in prefs/locale but if i do, all buttons become empty. I sent her the file both original and i tried to rename it to .txt but windows notepad ruins it by displaying it in one, huge line. (removing line breaks/enter)(can't remember the english word)
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Re: Preferences updated to 1.30
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Posted on: 2016/5/30 23:27
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@Marko Never mind... I had put the info.datatype in SYS:Classes and NOT in SYS:Classes/Datatypes I moved it there, and moved the Catalogs back to Locale, and it works. I even got it in my own language, Norwegian. Nice utility, really.
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Re: Preferences updated to 1.30
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Posted on: 2016/5/30 8:39
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@Marko I copied preferences and preferences.info to SYS:Utilities along with preferences.hwa I then copied the english-british and the norwegian locale files to SYS:Locale/Catalogs/english-british and norwegian folders respectively I then downloaded and copied the info datatype to classes/datatypes and devs/datatypes I've must have rebooted 10 times (for other reasons) but when i try to run preferences, i get this. Ben.- (Shamron) Edit: posted only thumbnail, not linked image link. I never learn...
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Re: "children"
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Posted on: 2016/5/30 8:08
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@colinw I've gotten that error several times. You're not alone. Not gotten it today or yesterday though, and i've been using it pretty heavily the last two days. @JosDuchIt I don't get a freeze or crash, but if i have many bookmarks and have set menus to be transparent and / or drop shadows, i get a 0,5-1 second lag before it's displayed. I guess this is because the bookmarks will take up a lot of space on the screen which has to be rendered to transparency and displayed with the selected fonts and this makes the bookmarks menu the heaviest one to load and display for the machine i guess. I JUST now cleaned up and sorted my bookmarks and i no longer get a delay. Currently using a 1GHZ Sam460ex, but i notice the same on my X1000. Although, there i got a LOT of bookmarks.
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Re: Translations wanted for the program Preferences
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Posted on: 2016/5/30 6:54
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Just sent you Norwegian translation.
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Re: Problem with monitor and screen resolutions
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Posted on: 2016/5/2 0:57
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I have a similar problem. I have a Samsung U28D590 UHD monitor connected to my Amiga X1000 with a Radeon R9-270X gfx card. I can't remember the circumstances, but i've ran 3840x2160 on this amiga/monitor before, but if i remember correctly, it then booted into this resolution automatically one day i started it. 3840x2160 is a bit high, but i want to run 2560x1440, even though this is not the default resolution for this monitor. It's still good. But as the attatched pics show, the screen becomes kind of "compressed" horizontally" when i tes/use this res. However, and this is weird.... If i use SGrab to grab a screenshot of the testing screen and view it in multiviewer afterwards, select 1:1 display, it shows up correct! A similar situation, is when i sometimes play a video in mplayer fullscreen, i get the same horizontal "squished" effect, but if i sblclick on the screen to view the video in a window, it becomes correct. This tells me i lack some pixelwidth horizontally, or the horizonlal sync is too large or something. Anyone know how i can get this to work? I've registered the RadeonHD drivers. Also, i get the same no matter if i use DVI->HDMI or plain HDMI.
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Odyssey - Open selected links / save selected linked files
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Posted on: 2016/3/25 6:24
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Hi. I've been googling around, looking for either a compatible/working greasemonkey script, an Odyssey script or a guide to make Odyssey user scripts on my own. What i am looking for, is a way to either select multiple links (Either text links, or thumbnail links) and have them all open in a new tab (preferably) or in separate tabs (also ok). Or, to have an option to "Save linked file", only with multiple selected links and have them auto-renamed if filename already exists. (like in SGrab: FILE=Screenshots:wbscrs{number}.jpg) Anyone know of a source to either a link or a nice guide to userscripts and Odysseys accepted options/commands? I asked this in amigaworld.net as well, if i get an answer, i'll post the solution there as well.
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Re: Which graphics card(s) do you use with AmigaOS 4.x (in 2016)?
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Posted on: 2016/3/24 9:28
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@Kicko: Check the onboard battery. I had the same symptoms, battery and connector was black! The metal that should be shiny, the plastic ARE supposed to be black. Cleaned it and replaced the battery, all good.
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Re: MUI 4.0 keeps on expiring
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Posted on: 2016/3/17 13:37
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I know, the pic was to prove i have paid for it. Mui settings NOW says not registered.
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Re: MUI 4.0 keeps on expiring
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Posted on: 2016/3/17 12:59
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Hi. Not sure if we are speaking of the same problem here, but if i reinstall OS4.1FE, i get this: Mui not registered. Now i registered MUI in 1999, and it works on one of my OS4.1FE partitions, installed a year ago, but i did a clean install presently, tried several times, but i get this all the time. I tried putting mui.key in both L, S, and in the MUI archive, but it doesn't matter... Anyone got a clue?
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Re: Which graphics card(s) do you use with AmigaOS 4.x (in 2016)?
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Posted on: 2016/3/10 6:04
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R9 270X, although showing up as Radeon HD 7800 Series
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Re: AAAAAAAARRRRRRRGGGGGGGGGGHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!
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Posted on: 2016/3/9 15:05
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@broadblues
I'm also running an Atom board which draws around 150W from a 750W PSU.
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Re: AAAAAAAARRRRRRRGGGGGGGGGGHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!
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Posted on: 2016/3/8 1:06
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Quote: broadblues wrote: @Shamron
Quote: Not entirely true. An electric short, is a digital thing.
No it aint. Not remotely. Not unless you have a supercooled superconddcting connection.
All imaginary scenarios aside, nuclear spiders interfering with the delicate copper connections, alien octopuses sucking the hasty electrons out of the cables, etc... An electric short is "digital" in the manner of it's either "1" or "0". Either you have a short, or you don't. If you stick a straightened paper clip into the ATX-connector's pin 14 and 15, the result won't be stopped by a speck of dust or some corrotion, nor the slight oxydation on the surface of either the connector or the paperclip. It will give a short. Otherwise, you're better off fiddling with MacOS or Windows.
Quote: It's either a short, or not. So when pins 14-15 are shorted, they're shorted.
It's either open cicuit (very high resitance) ot closed with a hopefully low resitance, but dirt can make that low resutance higher than you expect.
Again, see above. If you stick a paperclip into the connectors female socket 14 and 15, you WILL short the two pins. Unless you're a fairy without the ability to actually STICK it in there. You know when it's in there or not. It's not like wawing a daisy aound in a bucket... It's a paperclip, and you FIRMLY stick it in the female connectors. Any random dirt will be brutally forced away. How dirty must a paperclip and a female connector be to not make contact when forced together?
Quote: Also, the lowest wattage, might not make for a stable computer if you balance usage very close to it's capacity.
Lowest wattage maybe not, but you do need to put aload on the supply so you need a supply so you should use one of the right ball park rating.
Reading from both my Fluke 87V multimeter and my Variac, my X1000 draws about 180W. It runs comfortably from the 900W PSU. The PSU doesn't even run slightly warm, which means the capacitors inside it won't run the risk of drying out for many years. The more you oversize your supply side of your life, the longer stuff lasts due to less strain on the supply side. In my 2x15W Linsley Hood Class A amplifier, i have a 600VA toroid transformer. It can comfortably deliver 16Amperes, but since the amplifier "only" draws 2,5Amperes per channel when idle, it means both the transformer and rectifiers run pretty "cold", and the ripple from the smoothing capacitors are also pretty low, since i've also over-sized those. (2x100.000uF)
Quote: But having a 1000W PSU on a 150W computer is shooting sparrows with a cannon.
Try that, I'll thjik you'll find that a cannon is too slow to manouver and the sparrows too fast to aim at...
Sham.-
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Re: AAAAAAAARRRRRRRGGGGGGGGGGHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!
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Posted on: 2016/3/6 19:13
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@ChrisH Not entirely true. An electric short, is a digital thing. It's either a short, or not. So when pins 14-15 are shorted, they're shorted. Also, the lowest wattage, might not make for a stable computer if you balance usage very close to it's capacity. But having a 1000W PSU on a 150W computer is shooting sparrows with a cannon.
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Re: AAAAAAAARRRRRRRGGGGGGGGGGHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!
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Posted on: 2016/3/5 15:23
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You're very welcome. Sometimes ATX PSU's need a total power down. Disconnecting the power cord, then press power on, will empty the residual power stored in the PSU's capacitors. (you may notice the power led lights up briefly (less than a second). This can also help buggy or troublesome ATX PSU's. Glad to be of help.
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Re: AAAAAAAARRRRRRRGGGGGGGGGGHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!
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Posted on: 2016/3/5 13:46
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Have you changed something since it last worked? Here's how you test if the ATX-power supply is working: https://www.techpowerup.com/articles/other/22When that's confirmed, check if the power button connector is loose. You can also CAREFULLY short the two pins it's usually connected to manually, with a screwdriver or something similar, but be careful not to touch or short anything else. Using a more powerful PSU (higher wattage) will not damage your computer. The PSU doesn't PUSH power into the computer, it simply have a larger capacity from which the computer can draw what it needs. The voltages are the same. edit: PSU info.
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