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Google bring back cached link in search listing!

If your going insane like I am, because Google have messed with the features which made me use Google in the first place, take another look at what we used before Google came along….

http://www.altavista.com

Classic search results with the cached link within the listings.

How To Stop BF2 From Crashing To Desktop

There are two ways you can stop BF2 from crashing to desktop (CTD). The first way is to, once BF2 has loaded and you have logged in, alt-tab back to windows, open the task manager, find bf2.exe, rclick and set affinity. Select only 1 core of your CPU(s).

The other option is to modify your BF2 shortcut:
C:\Windows\System32\cmd.exe /C start /high /AFFINITY 2 BF2.exe
ensure that the shortcut has the correct ‘Start In’ setting eg:
“C:\Program Files (x86)\EA GAMES\Battlefield 2″

This should work fine with any shortcut.
Note the affinity command line switch starts from 1 up, in my case, run bf2.exe on the second core.

AIX password authentication against windows AD

Configuring AIX to authenticate to Windows AD.

This document describes the methods and configuration required to enable authentication at the AIX login to utilize the Windows AD to perform user password authentication. Continue reading – AIX password authentication against windows AD »

Vista 64 pwsave.exe error on startup

Running Vista 64 and I get, after login, a popup…

pwsave.exe the object invoked has disconnected from its clients

looked around and I worked out that its part of the Continue reading – Vista 64 pwsave.exe error on startup »

IBM AIX VIO server: diskinfo script to rebuild disk mappings


On the VIO server, as root/oem_setup_env place the script in /usr/ios/utils. Alternativly you can place the script in another directory and link to it from /usr/ios/utils. Continue reading – IBM AIX VIO server: diskinfo script to rebuild disk mappings »

EVE online ships to 3D Studio

A short tutorial on exporting EVE Online ships into 3D Studio for use in other works.

You will need:
TriExporter
3D Studio Max
Continue reading – EVE online ships to 3D Studio »

Avatar – movie review

Avatar isn’t flawless, and neither is Aliens and or T2, but that doesn’t effect me, I’m there to be entertained and Avatar does this in spades.
Yes the storyline is shallow and linear, but the story is told in a new and very entertaining way. The combination of industrial CG technology and great directing takes the standard ‘boy meets girl, boy loses girl, boy gets girl’, ‘good guy – bad guy’ and ‘journey to self discovery’ and presents it in a new and interesting way.

For me, the 3D was very subtle with the exception of a few floating things, but I gather this was JC’s goal. Avatar is up there with the best science fiction movies of all time and will end up in a lot of peoples collections. 8/10  – if only the story was as good as the directing.

How To Train Your Dragon – movie review

Well, this wasn’t what I was expecting… This is an awesome and excellent movie 10/10.

G.I. Joe – movie review

Title:    G.I. Joe
Released(AU):    Aug 6th
Director:    Stephen Sommers
My rating: 4/10

When thinking about writing this review, I came across this article ; it certainly makes sense after seeing the movie. While in the cinema, I remember thinking, ‘who’s telling me this story?’
The way the movie is cut together feels like Continue reading – G.I. Joe – movie review »

Is Nvidia ’3D Vision’ cheating?

While looking around for something new, I came across the Nvidia’s ’3D Vision’.

The list of supported games includes FSX, BF2, CoD and many more. Due to the use of hardware to generate the 3D stereoscopic view, a supported Nvidia video card is required (test your video card here). The Nvidia ’3D Vision’ drivers are approved by Punk Buster/Even Balance so there is no risk of getting banned  or kicked from your favorite game. Nvidia state on their site: “We have worked closely with Even Balance to ensure players can enjoy a full 3D experience online”.

The Nvidia ’3D Vision’ drivers work to a large extent, at a hardware level. The software does not require 3D Stereoscopic support to work with ’3D Vision’, any software which utilizes ‘Direct3D’ can Continue reading – Is Nvidia ’3D Vision’ cheating? »