Been out at dinner and decided to buy a nice little toy for the office! (Sorry about the photo! Crap quality!) Anyways it was a pack of 2 at quite a good price to be honest! From toymaster! The good thing with these ones is they have infrared indicators on, and on the control its self it allows you to shoot down the other aircraft and when you get a successfull hit, it disables the other controller and sends it crashing down to the ground!
A great toy for when you get a spare 2 minutes at work!
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the loopback adapter and windows file share tunneling: XP + 2003
Author: rhodzy // Category: techy / geeky, vista, xpAfter searching the internet for ways how to map network drives to my computers at home from remote locations over SSH i came across this little guide. It works perfectly!
The following instructions document how the Microsoft Loopback Adapter can be installed and configured for use with file share tunneling on Windows XP and 2003:
Installing the Loopback Adapter:
1. Open Start, Control Panel, Add Hardware.
2. Click Next on the introduction dialog box.
3. Select ‘Yes, I have already connected the hardware’ and click Next.
4. Scroll to the bottom of the list of hardware, select ‘Add a new hardware device’, then click Next.
5. Select ‘Install the hardware that I manually select from a list (Advanced)’, then click Next.
6. Select ‘NetworkNetwork reviews
adapters’, then click Next.
7. Select ‘Microsoft’ as the manufacturer, select ‘Microsoft Loopback Adapter’ as the adapter, then click Next.
8. Click Next to confim the installation.
9. Click Finish to complete the installation.
2. Configure the newly created adapter:
1. Open Start, Control Panel, Network Connections.
2. Select the newly created connection (should be named ‘Local Area Connection N’, where N is its order number).
3. Right click on the selected connection and choose Properties from the menu.
4. Confirm that ‘Microsoft Loopback Adapter’ (or ‘Microsoft Loopback Adapter #N’) is displayed in the ‘Connect Using:’ field. If it isn’t, return to step 2 and retry properties for another adapter.
5. Uncheck (disable) everything except ‘Internet Protocol (TCP/IP)’.
6. Select ‘Internet Protocol (TCP/IP)’, then click Properties to open ‘Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) Properties’.
7. Select ‘Use the following IP address:’ and fill in the ‘IP address:’ and ‘Subnet mask:’ fields (e.g. 10.10.10.10, 255.255.255.0).
8. Click Advanced to open ‘Advanced TCP/IP Settings’.
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to WINS and select ‘Disable NetBIOS over TCP/IP’.
10. Click OK to close ‘Advanced TCP/IP Settings’.
11. Click OK to close the ‘Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) Properties’.
12. Optionally (on XP only) uncheck (disable) ‘Notify me when this connection has limited or no conectivity’ to remove the connection warning icon from the system notification area.
13. Click OK to close the connection properties.
file share), you can uninstall it using Control Panel > SystemSystem reviews > HardwareHardware reviews > Device Manager.
By the end of the year i will be selling my 1.2 SXI corsa and im looking to buy a Mini Cooper S 1.6 Supercharged 
its abit of a jump engine wise and alot of people said i will kill my self, but im not that stupid. Ive been looking all over the internet for insurance, trying different comparison sites, and for the mini most insurance companies wont even touch me. Probably because ive had a crash and have 3 penalty points on my license. I found one site Bell Insuranceand they have quoted me for the year, £1100 for the mini. I think this is a great quote to say the bigger companies like AA want £3000 and LV= who i work for will not even insure me. The mini’s insurance group is 15 – 18 because its classed as a sports car, and when i do buy it, the road tax will be £300 a year! Yikes alot more than the £120 for my corsa!
Last night i managed to get my MAXMax reviews-IP-CAM working with Active Webcam software. Active webcam connects to your IP camera or any other webcam and does all sorts of fancy tricks. Here is a list off the Active Webcam site.
compatible Capture Devices and Framegrabbers, TV-boards, and with Network IP Cameras.
2.) Broadcasts live MPEG-4 video and MP3Mp3 reviews audio up to 30 frames per second.
3.) Multiple cameras support. SimultaneousSimultaneous reviews recording and broadcasting from unlimited number of cameras.
4.) Dynamic IP Service, that gives a permanent internet address to your web camera whenever IP of your computer changes.
5.) TimeTime reviews stamps captured video.
6.) Broadcasts audio.
7.) Supports Encrypted Transmission.
8.) Records password protected video clips.
9.) Performs Live Recording that allows rewind and playback captured content at any time.
10.) Has features to control camera’s Pan, Tilt, and ZoomZoom reviews.
11.) Helps you to create web page for your web camera.
12.) Records video when a motion is detected.
13.) Allows to view recorded video remotely.
14.) Sends e-mail and SMS when motion detected.
15.) Runs a program when a motion is detected.
16.) Allows to define the active area for motion detection.
17.) Creates thumbnails from captured images.
18.) Has a comprehensive scheduler.
19.) Checks the available space on hard drive and stops recording if there is no available space.
20.) User name and password to control access to your camera and recorded videos from Internet.
21.) Has feature to limit number of camera viewers.
22.) StealthStealth reviews mode makes the program completely invisible that it doesn’t display any icon in the sys tool tray and it is not presented in the task bar tray.
23.) Password protection from unauthorized usage.
24.) Ability to run the program as Windows service that the program starts automatically at system boot and executes even when no user is logged on to the system.
It can be abit annoying, because when i turn the bedroom light on it triggers the alarm, i dont know if there is some settings i have missed, because it was just a quick little install last night at 8:30pm.