This should be obvious right? but everytime I have to change my download location on Chrome I have to do a Google search.
To change the download location in Chrome:
1. Click on Options
2. Click on the “Under The Hood” tab and scroll down to the Downloads Location section
I told a friend once that I did not like the idea of running PHP on IIS he thought I was old school. In reality, I think that Microsoft has no business running PHP, we have enough problems with their ASP.net complex paradigm already.
A couple days ago, we learned that there is a serious security vulnerability in ASP.net where the attacker can read data from files including web.config. So God Knows what they will be able to do to the PHP files, which as we know are not encrypted by default.
"Microsoft is investigating a new public report of a vulnerability in ASP.NET. An attacker who exploited this vulnerability could view data, such as the View State, which was encrypted by the target server, or read data from files on the target server, such as web.config. This would allow the attacker to tamper with the contents of the data. By sending back the altered contents to an affected server, the attacker could observe the error codes returned by the server. Microsoft is aware of limited, active attacks at this time."
Directly taken from Microsoft.com (9/24/2010)
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/security/advisory/2416728.mspx
( workaround link in the middle of the page):
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/security/advisory/2416728.mspx
Here is Microsoft FIX
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/security/bulletin/ms10-070.mspx
Accessing an FTP server through the major browsers is very straightforward. You type ftp://thedomainname.com then a box pops up and then you enter your username name and password.
For some reason, in Safari (5.0.2) you have to enter the username and password within the ftp address: ftp://username:password@mydomain.com (Sweet! so whoever is looking over my shoulder is going to see my password)
what kind of a genius idea is that?
If you are unable to display email images using Gmail the problem is more likely related to your browser settings.
let ‘s say you receive one of your newsletter something like
if you click on “always displays from …” nothing happens this post is for you:
solution:
Tools - Internet Options -> Security(tab) -> Custom Level
Locate “Display Mixed Content”
I have mine on Prompt so I will get prompted the next time i click on “always display images from…” something like
Click No if you want to see the images or Yes if you want to keep hiding them
Here we go again! You started with a small virtual machine thinking that it will be just enough for testing and the next thing you know you are running of space on the drive.
It happens to me a lot and it might be the reason why you are reading this post.
Here is the solution:
Tools needed
Download the virtual clone utility at the location above (if you can’t find it we might have an older copy – please contact us).
Just extract the files to a location on your hard drive and launch it
Now go ahead and clone your VM and increase the hard drive
Monitor the progress of the vdi clone tool
Once this process is done, just Log into the new Vm and use the Easus tool to
Expand the hard drive.
Here is a youtube video about using EASUS
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oEvi06rkaGw
That is it! You have just increased your VDI size.
