Linux NV Cables Script - makini

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Xmultiple Announces FocalPoint Snap-On's
For USB Cables - Bend, Rotate and Snap
USB Cables in the Direction a User
Desires

Xmultiple Announces FocalPoint Snap-On's
For USB Cables - Bend, Rotate and Snap
USB Cables in the Direction a User
Desires 06/05/2004 02:50 AM
XMULTIPLE Technologies Enhances USB Connections with FocalPoint Snap-On USB. Just Snap-On our FocalPoint Snap-On USB to your cable and position the cable in the direction you want away from a crowded work area [PRWEB Jun 5, 2004]

Linux NVCables-Gentoo Script

Linux NVCables-Gentoo Script 08/08/2004 10:27 AM
nvcables-gentoo v0.3 == nvc-v031

Cool solution: Linux login to NetWare
script

Cool solution: Linux login to NetWare
script 06/05/2005 11:57 PM
I found something that you can do while waiting for Novell to release its long anticipated NCP client for Linux desktops (due out by the end of June).

LED Molex Cables

LED Molex Cables 07/19/2004 11:15 AM

Although they may be dying out slowly in this age of Serial ATA and other four-prong power cables, the venerable Molex DC power connector is going to be around for a while longer. And what happens when there's a replaceable part inside the modern-day PC? That's right, someone puts lights in it. These PowerMod6 Molex cables from Japanese peripheral maker Scythe may not be out in the States yet, but I would expect to find the $10 (or so) cables imported by your favorite aftermarket mod shop soon enough.
Rea d - Product Page (Japanese) [ScytheJP via Soroban]

Xbox could fail despite new cables

Xbox could fail despite new cables 03/22/2005 03:14 PM
Theage.com.au - Mon Mar 21, 04:03 am GMT

Getting the List of VB Script Error
Numbers -- With a Script

Getting the List of VB Script Error
Numbers -- With a Script 07/09/2004 02:58 PM

New: Dock800 and Dock400 iPod cables

New: Dock800 and Dock400 iPod cables 03/19/2005 02:33 AM
Griffin Technology began shipping the Dock800 and Dock400 cables for synchronizing and charging dock-connector iPods using a FireWire port.

MonsterCable Playstation 2 A/V Cables
Review

MonsterCable Playstation 2 A/V Cables
Review 02/13/2004 05:27 PM

Sony tranSticks: Wireless Cables

Sony tranSticks: Wireless Cables 07/14/2004 09:59 AM

Research-types at Sony's Computer Science Laboratories have developed a concept called 'transSticks,' virtually connected Memory Sticks that act as simple networking cables between any two devices that support the standard. Although there are certainly bugs to work out, I'm sure (like security, although they seem to be keeping that in mind), being able to throw away networking cables completely would be great -- even if it necessitated every device having a Memory Stick slot. When someone develops a pairing standard that works like this between different card types, that will be more impressive.

Or wait, what if the wireless radios were inside the devices themselves and operated over a standard protocol, like 802.11b? I suppose that's just crazy talk. (I feel the need to disclaim my hateration -- this is actually pretty cool.)
R ead - tranSticks [SonyJP via We-Make-Money-Not-Art ]

USB cell phone charging cables

USB cell phone charging cables 12/30/2003 01:33 AM
MacMinute: Keyspan ships retractable USB cell phone charging cables -- what a great idea! One less wall-wart recharger to carry in your bag on trips....

Zip-Linq cables: device charging without
bricks

Zip-Linq cables: device charging without
bricks 12/22/2003 10:11 AM
It used to be that I shlepped a power-strip (sometimes two!) with me when I went on the road, because they haven't built the hotel-room yet that has enough plugs to charge my entire device array, not least because everything that fits in my pocket comes with a charger whose transformer brick eats two or three outlets.

Then I discovered USB and FireWire charging -- and more specifically, Zip-Linq retractable cables. Instead of plugging everything into the wall, you attach your device to a little bon-bon-sized retractable wire that goes into one of your computer's ports and plug your computer into the wall. This is especially handy if you're travelling overseas, since it's just not practical to buy enough Euro-220 adapters to get your devices to talk to the local alternating current. Your laptop probably has an international power-supply requiring only a plug adapter, and once that's attached to the wall, you've got know-quantity/know-interface power for all your gizmos.

Before I leave on my next trip overseas tomorrow, I will slip into my pocket a Firewire cable (for my little backup harddrive, which I yanked out of an old PowerBook and put into a tiny enclosure, so that I can back up every day on the road), a cellphone charger (one for my US Motorola iDen phone, one for my European Nokia phone -- and cables are available for most manufacturers: Motorola, Sony-Ericsson, Samsung, Kyocera, Sanyo) and a PDA charger (Palm, iPaq).

Rael crashed on my sofa this weekend and pointed out that Zip-Linq is now shipping a wall-adapter, so that if your laptop is unavailable, you can plug this into the socket and still charge up.

The best part is that at $10-20 these wires are actually cheaper than the manufacturers' chargers for the most part. Link

Griffin offers new FireWire, audio
cables

Griffin offers new FireWire, audio
cables 07/23/2004 08:06 AM
Griffin Technology Inc. has released two new FireWire 400 cables and a new audio cable designed to fix noise problems, all part of its ClearChoice line. The new FireWire cables include a 6-foot long extension cable and a 6-foot connection cable; each are available for US$14.99. The audio cable is called the Ground Loop Isolator Cable. It's designed to negate the low-frequency audible hum sometimes heard when two pieces of audio equipment are connected together but plugged into separate outlets. It costs $19.99.

Vandals Cut Aliant Fiber Optic Cables

Vandals Cut Aliant Fiber Optic Cables 06/10/2004 04:28 PM
theWHIR Jun 10 2004 7:57PM GMT

Cool Hands, No Cables: A Gamer Roams
Untethered

Cool Hands, No Cables: A Gamer Roams
Untethered 04/29/2004 12:23 AM
New York Times Apr 29 2004 4:49AM GMT

Griffin Technology Dock400 and Dock800
Cables [Flickr]

Griffin Technology Dock400 and Dock800
Cables [Flickr] 03/19/2005 02:38 AM

MacMerc.com posted a photo:

Severed cables lead to phone, Internet
outages

Severed cables lead to phone, Internet
outages 09/21/2004 06:53 AM
Semissourian.com - Tue Sep 21, 08:21 am GMT

Griffin shipping Dock400 and Dock800
cables for iPods

Griffin shipping Dock400 and Dock800
cables for iPods 03/19/2005 02:38 AM


Griffin Technology has announced that they are shipping the Griffin Dock400 and Dock800 cables, for synchronizing and charging your iPod using a PC or Mac's FireWire ports.

Both the Dock400 and Dock800 cables are 48" long, use Apple-approved connectors and can be used with Apple's iPod dock, or plugged directly into the iPod. The Griffin Dock400 Cable costs USD$14.99 and the Griffin Dock800 Cable is USD$19.99. They are immediately available from Griffin's website.

Infiniband cables held up with Velcro
and copper tubing?

Infiniband cables held up with Velcro
and copper tubing? 08/04/2004 08:48 PM
In finiband cables held up with Velcro and copper tubing? Now that's quality.

Griffin ships Dock400, Dock800 iPod
cables

Griffin ships Dock400, Dock800 iPod
cables 03/19/2005 03:14 AM

script alert('MotherChodd') /script

script alert('MotherChodd') /script 08/08/2004 01:51 AM
TechTree Aug 8 2004 5:47AM GMT

Keyspan Adds USB 2.0 and Cat5E Solutions
to Family of ZIP-LINQ Retractable Cables

Keyspan Adds USB 2.0 and Cat5E Solutions
to Family of ZIP-LINQ Retractable Cables 03/14/2005 06:10 PM
Keyspan, America’s #1 brand of USB connectivity products, is expanding its family of ZIP-LINQ retractable cables. Shipping this month, the new USB 2.0 and Cat5E ZIP-LINQ™ retractable cables will retail for $14.99. [PRWEB Feb 23, 2005]

Mad Catz announces iKit cables for iPod
and iPod Mini

Mad Catz announces iKit cables for iPod
and iPod Mini 03/23/2005 12:57 PM



Mad Catz announced today that its iKit bundles for iPod and iPod Mini are now shipping. The iKit bundle contains a high performance RCA cable to connect an iPod to a home stereo, a car adapter with a 6-foot extension cord and an elegant horizontal carry case. The iKit is available for USD$39.99 online and at select retailers worldwide.

Mad Catz iKit cables for iPod and iPod
Mini [Flickr]

Mad Catz iKit cables for iPod and iPod
Mini [Flickr] 03/23/2005 12:57 PM

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WAP IPB Script

WAP IPB Script 06/04/2004 05:57 AM
Nwew Version Coming Soon!

SCRIPT-ed

SCRIPT-ed 06/19/2004 05:50 AM
SCRIPT-ed
http://www.script-ed.org

The second issue of SCRIPT-ed, the online, international, interdisciplinary and multi-lingual law and technology journal of the AHRB Research Centre for Studies in Intellectual Property and Technology Law is now live. This will be added to Legal Resources 2004-05 Internet MiniGuide.

F-Script 1.2.7

F-Script 1.2.7 09/16/2004 04:51 PM
An open source scripting language.

VB Script to populate AD

VB Script to populate AD 04/16/2004 06:24 AM

iDo Script Scheduler 1.5.1

iDo Script Scheduler 1.5.1 03/14/2003 03:45 PM
iDo Script Scheduler lets you create a schedule to run your scripts and it can also be controlled by AppleScript. Not only can you automatically launch your scripts, but each time they run, you can pass a line of parameters to your script.

Release notes: Background software updated to match PowerKey 4.1.4. Added an "Execute Event" item to the Edit menu to run a script immediately. Added a contextual menu to create, edit and delete events. In some circumstances, if iDo Script Scheduler was used in conjunction with the PowerKey 4.1.3 software, the scheduled scripts failed to run -- fixed. In Mac OS 9, hot key events were affected by the state of the caps lock key, even though it was not displayed in the event editor -- fixed. (In OS X, the caps lock key is ignored when creating or activating hot keys.)

Smile Script: Get man ...

Smile Script: Get man ... 03/15/2003 10:46 AM
"Get man ..." is a OS X script for Smile that displays the result of the "man" command as if you were in Terminal. It provides a quick, easy way to check man pages while writing scripts that use "do shell script".

SIMPLE/Ego-Script 0.1

SIMPLE/Ego-Script 0.1 05/23/2004 09:23 AM
A BASIC-like scripting interpreter.

iDo Script Scheduler X 1.6b7

iDo Script Scheduler X 1.6b7 04/26/2004 11:02 PM
iDo Script Scheduler is a scheduler for running AppleScripts at any desired time.

ApexSQL Script v3.5

ApexSQL Script v3.5 05/20/2004 07:14 PM
ApexSQL Script creates insert scripts from any Microsoft SQL Server 7 or 2000 database that can be archived, emailed, checked into source control, run against another database etc. Auto-Inserts handles Identity fields and can auto-sequence the scripting order of tables to avoid referential integrity violations even when re-loading an entire database. [Shareware $199.00 14 Days 3.85 MB]

Do-It-Yourself Script Center Kit

Do-It-Yourself Script Center Kit 01/05/2005 01:06 AM
The Do-It-Yourself Script Center Kit includes all the materials you need to create your own version of the TechNet Script Center, either as stand-alone Web pages, stand-alone .vbs files, or as a .chm Help file. Included in the Kit are a database of all the scripts found in the TechNet Script Center Script Repository, as well helper scripts for creating Web pages, .vbs files, and .chm files. The Kit also icludes instructions for using these helper scripts.

An explorer script with no need for ID

An explorer script with no need for ID 10/31/2003 06:10 AM
As a lot of people use windows explorer to navigate through their harddisk, more and more people ask for the same navigation for deeply nested web sites. This article explains how to develop one of these in a backward-compatible, expandable and accessible way.

XHTML and the script tag

XHTML and the script tag 01/07/2004 06:49 PM
So for some odd reason, my alpha Kinja design that was visible in IE, Camino, Firebird, and Safari on IE and Mac suddenly stopped rendering on IE/Mac, IE/Windows, and Safari/Mac (didn't test the others, was too busy freaking out). I tried everything I could think of, validated the code (clean XHMTL 1.0 Strict), validated the CSS, had some friends take a look, and nothing. "View source" showed code, but nothing appeared on screen. Finally, after commenting out code line by line, I nailed it. In my header, I had:

<script src="/functions.js" type="text/javascript" />

While the validator liked this, and Camino had no problem, the other browers barfed big time and treated it as an unclosed tag, rendering nothing more. A quick change to:

<script src="/functions.js" type="text/javascript"></script>

and all is right with the world again. I write this because I'm sure I'll have this problem again, and then Google will help me (hi idiot Meg from the future making the same mistakes again!) In the meantime, it may help you.

Script tracing in ASP.NET

Script tracing in ASP.NET 06/02/2004 04:38 PM
CNET Jun 2 2004 8:05PM GMT

Signing a Script

Signing a Script 06/17/2004 12:36 AM

Script Transliterator

Script Transliterator 05/18/2004 01:27 AM
transscript project research started

Update: F-Script 1.2.7

Update: F-Script 1.2.7 09/17/2004 10:16 AM
The open-source, object-oriented, scripting language adds Core Data Explorer, which allows exploration of live Core Data objects (one of the major new components in the upcoming Mac OS X Tiger), plus other improvements.
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