Author steves
If you landed on this page it means you’re looking after how to get rid of the write protection that all of the autodesk usb sticks ship with. This article covers, specifically, the 32GB stick from 2015 (or maybe 2014).
For the last months I have been dealing with Adobe Scene7 every once in a while on my job. From configuring Viewers to invalidating CDN cache when necessary, my experience and feedback on it was good. Until now. I never… Continue Reading →
Fear not. You are probably using Social Sharing Toolkit. Quick fix: Just untick the “Include buttons in excerpts” box and it’s fixed. If that doesn’t solves your issue or you are not using this plugin, then just try deactivating your… Continue Reading →
So ever had this issue? I’ll explain: Say you are using Eclipse and you are trying to connect to a SVN Repository behind a proxy and for some really strange reason, it just won’t connect. You have changed the proxy… Continue Reading →
If you’re banging your head against the wall because your MVC5 application does not run on IIS 7, I have the solution for you. First, let’s quickly go through some basic stuff that you probably read 10x times already, but… Continue Reading →
Got home and saw this post “A new inbox that puts you back in” at the Gmail Blog. “You can easily customize the new inbox – select the tabs you want from all five to none, drag-and-drop to move messages… Continue Reading →
Gnometer, a skin for Rainmeter, has been out for around 3 years now and it has a few outdated settings. So far, I have noticed that the Windows Media Player settings for the Media Player gnometer does not work at… Continue Reading →
About 2 months ago, I wrote about a photography and video class. It was my intention to write about them weekly and turn those posts into some sort of a summary that would form a mini dossier for this class…. Continue Reading →
After deploying one of my applications a user reported this error. This is the type of error I personally hate because the Exception Message is not clear to what object is it referring to. Anyways, nothing that a quick search… Continue Reading →