tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-4988130634071961122011-07-08T01:27:19.445+02:00Hi, here's Evgenij speaking. What seems to be the problem?cj_berlinhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/04741922499644094140noreply@blogger.comBlogger71100tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-498813063407196112.post-14860618774684997332010-01-05T17:37:00.001+01:002010-01-05T17:38:34.352+01:00

Create a new folderRename it to GodMode.{ED7BA470-8E54-465E-825C-99712043E01C}Enjoy!Works on Vista, W7, W2008.

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You have to prepend your Google Wave profile URL with http:// in order to make it absolute; otherwise, Wave will treat it as relative and open something like http://wave.google.com/wave/www.yoursite.net upon clicking it.You don't have to do it within a wave; here, www.yoursite.net will suffice.

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Well, as long as nobody else you're in contact with regularly is using it, it's pretty much useless.But the HTML GUI is as cool as it looked in the preview :)

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Well, the "Net" in "Netbook" actually doesn't mean "well-connected office LAN", right? You've gotta be mobile - and still connected - with these babies, haven't you? Right.The weekend is drawing nigh and I know that at least on Saturday, I will spend almost two hours with my netbook. I figured that it's time forPart 3. Let's get mobile!I've got a HUAWEI-based UMTS stick from T-Mobile that works

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Well, I did find one glitch: Java is not installed by default which probably is a good thing if you're not going to use it :)

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It's been a couple of days. I have enjoyed playing with the Koala, which brings us toPart 2. First impressions.The short story is: I haven't encountered a single problem, not even a 'glitch', in these three days. The netbook has been sitting on my desk; I connected it to the outside world via cabled and wireless LAN at the office.The long version:All built-in hardware devices were recognized at

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Tim Berk from the Minasi User Group recently threw in the announcement of the new Ubuntu release here which, in turn, drew my attention to the Netbook Remix or UNR ("Karmic Koala"). I was playing with partition sizes on my SAMSUNG NC10 anyway and decided to give it a whirl while I'm at it.Part 1. InstallingI have been using Linux quite a lot on servers and appliances, but hardly ever under a GUI.

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