Comments for Primož Verdnik.com http://primozverdnik.com Half geek, half dad, half bad at fractions. Tue, 08 Nov 2011 16:36:06 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3 Comment on Run IE9 in Virtualbox for free by eugeniak http://primozverdnik.com/2011/06/run-ie9-in-virtualbox-for-free/#comment-95 eugeniak Tue, 08 Nov 2011 16:36:06 +0000 http://primozverdnik.com/?p=103#comment-95 Worked perfectly in suse tumbleweed and vb4.1.6. I`id have to disable mouse integration too and with vbox guest additions it works pretty good. I've used SATA drive without any complications. Worked perfectly in suse tumbleweed and vb4.1.6. I`id have to disable mouse integration too and with vbox guest additions it works pretty good. I’ve used SATA drive without any complications.

]]> Comment on Run IE9 in Virtualbox for free by Greg Lappen http://primozverdnik.com/2011/06/run-ie9-in-virtualbox-for-free/#comment-93 Greg Lappen Fri, 04 Nov 2011 13:36:56 +0000 http://primozverdnik.com/?p=103#comment-93 Worked perfectly in Mac OS X. I did have to disable mouse integration initially to get the mouse to work, but after I installed the vbox guest additions, mouse integration worked fine. Worked perfectly in Mac OS X. I did have to disable mouse integration initially to get the mouse to work, but after I installed the vbox guest additions, mouse integration worked fine.

]]> Comment on Run IE9 in Virtualbox for free by Primož Verdnik http://primozverdnik.com/2011/06/run-ie9-in-virtualbox-for-free/#comment-91 Primož Verdnik Wed, 26 Oct 2011 10:25:18 +0000 http://primozverdnik.com/?p=103#comment-91 The way I understand it, you shouldn't need to do the rearm, but truthfully I don't have experience with an expired evaluation. I pretty much always just load the one snapshot when I need IE9, and turn off the VM after I'm done needing it. This way it never expires. The way I understand it, you shouldn’t need to do the rearm, but truthfully I don’t have experience with an expired evaluation. I pretty much always just load the one snapshot when I need IE9, and turn off the VM after I’m done needing it. This way it never expires.

]]> Comment on Run IE9 in Virtualbox for free by Stephan http://primozverdnik.com/2011/06/run-ie9-in-virtualbox-for-free/#comment-90 Stephan Wed, 26 Oct 2011 08:39:37 +0000 http://primozverdnik.com/?p=103#comment-90 When your evaluation is expired and you revert back to the snapshot do you execute the slmgr -rearm command again? After I revert my evaluation period is still the same as before I did the revert. When your evaluation is expired and you revert back to the snapshot do you execute the slmgr -rearm command again? After I revert my evaluation period is still the same as before I did the revert.

]]> Comment on Run IE9 in Virtualbox for free by james http://primozverdnik.com/2011/06/run-ie9-in-virtualbox-for-free/#comment-88 james Sat, 10 Sep 2011 23:31:58 +0000 http://primozverdnik.com/?p=103#comment-88 for mac download "The Unarchiver", it'll extract .rar files just fine. for mac download “The Unarchiver”, it’ll extract .rar files just fine.

]]> Comment on Run IE9 in Virtualbox for free by Thai http://primozverdnik.com/2011/06/run-ie9-in-virtualbox-for-free/#comment-86 Thai Tue, 06 Sep 2011 00:41:59 +0000 http://primozverdnik.com/?p=103#comment-86 I think unrar is free (which is in the Debian repositories) but rar is not (which is not in the Debian repositories). I think unrar is free (which is in the Debian repositories) but rar is not (which is not in the Debian repositories).

]]> Comment on Run IE9 in Virtualbox for free by Doug http://primozverdnik.com/2011/06/run-ie9-in-virtualbox-for-free/#comment-83 Doug Thu, 01 Sep 2011 16:45:46 +0000 http://primozverdnik.com/?p=103#comment-83 I am running Linux (Ubuntu in this case), and I just used the unrar command, pointed it to the exe file, and it unpacked everything without any problems. I am running Linux (Ubuntu in this case), and I just used the unrar command, pointed it to the exe file, and it unpacked everything without any problems.

]]> Comment on Run IE9 in Virtualbox for free by adam http://primozverdnik.com/2011/06/run-ie9-in-virtualbox-for-free/#comment-80 adam Fri, 26 Aug 2011 21:45:28 +0000 http://primozverdnik.com/?p=103#comment-80 i like how they only make the RARs available as a self-extractable archive...requiring windows... so much for ditching windows. i like how they only make the RARs available as a self-extractable archive…requiring windows…

so much for ditching windows.

]]> Comment on Sync your passwords between your phone and computers using Dropbox and KeePass by drye http://primozverdnik.com/2011/08/sync-your-passwords-between-your-phone-and-computers-using-dropbox-and-keepass/#comment-71 drye Thu, 11 Aug 2011 10:32:33 +0000 http://primozverdnik.com/?p=112#comment-71 Well, there's browser cache, passwords remembered in browser, accessing your data on public terminals etc. For some passwords, like passwords for less sensitive sites, I guess that's good enough. For credit card information and similar sensitive data, I don't think so. Well, there’s browser cache, passwords remembered in browser, accessing your data on public terminals etc. For some passwords, like passwords for less sensitive sites, I guess that’s good enough. For credit card information and similar sensitive data, I don’t think so.

]]> Comment on Sync your passwords between your phone and computers using Dropbox and KeePass by Dusan Vrban http://primozverdnik.com/2011/08/sync-your-passwords-between-your-phone-and-computers-using-dropbox-and-keepass/#comment-70 Dusan Vrban Thu, 11 Aug 2011 05:13:00 +0000 http://primozverdnik.com/?p=112#comment-70 Non-encrypted? We are talking about google here. If someone can break into my google document, that could be some bad reputation for Google. Or not? Of course, I should protect and regularly change my password to access it... Non-encrypted? We are talking about google here. If someone can break into my google document, that could be some bad reputation for Google. Or not?

Of course, I should protect and regularly change my password to access it…

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