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check for loopbacks.
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you could do a iframe also linking it normally just makes it open in the browser (without the layout of your site).
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Did you read the post above his. the power of this phone and the brand is quality.
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Xiaomi is the best try to get an older model with the snapdragon processor. This: http://www.xiaomidevice.com/xiaomi-redmi-note-3-pro.html for a similar sized one to the MOTO G4 new phone. Or get the smaller model. Or if you want to just dive into the latest versions but I went for the older one and I am not disappointed.
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Qualcomm's Snapdragon 835 to support Windows 10 and run Win32 apps!
broomop replied to Arthur's topic in Windows 10
If its emulated it will never be a threat. -
Regional IP and TLD blocking
broomop replied to Duke5A's topic in Internet Related/Filtering/Firewall
you could maybe download a database that contains ips that are malicious instead. -
image the disk before upgrading??
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For my birthday i bought myself a zx81 i live life like a "real programmer".
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is a mainframe a code name for "zimmer frames"?
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I have found some issues with Meraki not working right just because i have not tagged them in DEP. Sounds wierd but thats one thing i did when i had issues with DEP and pushing applications.
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[for sale] i3 4Gb RAM Lenovo Tiny Machines x 32
broomop replied to CamelMan's topic in Classified Adverts
you might want to drop that price a bit. I would say £100 - £150 each at the most. -
4 post VGA splitter for hall ? with ground loop isolation
broomop replied to kennysarmy's topic in Hardware
Yeah this is what we used (2 port) for splitting and it eliminated the issue. -
4 post VGA splitter for hall ? with ground loop isolation
broomop replied to kennysarmy's topic in Hardware
it is normally the power coming from the output of the VGA and it being split that causes loss of power and the flickering. This can be prevented by moving wires around and earthing etc. But it does come back. you could try a splitter if you have one powered by USB see if it makes a difference (don't have to use the second port just see if this little bit of power makes a difference). I am saying this because i have had issues like this when i split screen to projector and not using powered splitters. -
4 post VGA splitter for hall ? with ground loop isolation
broomop replied to kennysarmy's topic in Hardware
depending on the exact situation, you might be able to get off with a cheaper solution. What exactly are you trying to do? -
its related to azure when i did this. same as localzuk says. If your with LGFL thats how they allow it using the Azure rules, with the SIMs ip ranges. You will have to unblock certain ips i believe it never connects locally thats why they use logins such as hotmail and gmail.
