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"This webpage is not available" (Network errors 2, 101, 102, 104, 105 and 324) - Chrome Help Issue This message displays when Google Chrome is unable to find and load the requested webpage. Solutions Check your web address and Internet connection Double-check the URL in the address bar to make sure you're going to the right web address. Check the error you're receiving If you can load the webpage using another browser, but not Google Chrome, check the exact error you're getting by clicking the More information on this error link on the page. If you're getting "Error 124 (net__ERR_WINSOCK_UNEXPECTED_WRITTEN_BYTES)," see the Error 124 troubleshooting article. For the following errors, try the solutions below: Error 101 (net::ERR_CONNECTION_RESET) Error 2 (net::ERR_FAILED): Unknown error Error 104 (net::ERR_CONNECTION_FAILED) Error 105 (net::ERR_NAME_NOT_RESOLVED) Error 102 (net::ERR_CONNECTION_REFUSED): Unknown error Error 324 (net::ERR_EMPTY_RESPONSE) We've found that malware is frequently the culprit on your computer that's preventing Google Chrome from connecting to a web server.

PowToon, free business presentation software animated video maker and PowerPoint alternative Problème d'accès à la page de config. du serveur Media UPnP - Streaming media - QnapClub.fr Posté 19 mai 2010 - 21:19 'Ts'ao Ts'ao', on 09 Mai 2010 - 7:35 PM, said: bonsoir,après la mise à jour 3.2.4 en 3.2.6, je n'arrivai plus à accéder à la configuration du media server ( viens de virer le fichier twonkyvision-mediaserver.ini et de désactiver et réactiver l'option de démarrage et je récupère ma page configuration.service rapide grace à qnapclub.frmerci de votre aide.bonne soirée Hello, Je rencontre le même problème après mise à jour, twonky est indispo, impossible de le demarrer, c'est bien coché dans l'interface mais impossible d'y acceder, apres une petite connectionssh, aucun process twonky ne tourne, en ligne de commande un petit demarrage, n'aide en rien, j'ai ce message d'erreur.. /etc/init.d# TwonkyMedia Version 5.1.4-RC2using logfile /mnt/HDA_ROOT/twonkymedia/twonkymediaserver-log.txt For image conversion and scaling the TMS utilizes ImageMagick. J'ai tenté de renommer le fichier de conf, mais sans succès, qqn aurait'il une idée ? Merci d'avance, Ludovic

You can now check which devices are logged into your Google account Google has launched a new security feature for its users Monday: A Devices and Activity dashboard, letting you know which devices are accessing your Google account. The dashboard, available here, shows you a list of all devices active on your account in the last 28 days, as well as the location they're in. Image: Mashable screenshot If you see any suspicious activity, a link on top lets you quickly set up your security settings, including changing your password as well as recovery and 2-step verification settings. That wizard, aimed primarily at administrators but accessible to all Google users, can be accessed directly at g.co/accountcheckup. Have something to add to this story?

Office for Android gets a handy update, but not the one we're waiting for | InfoWorld Microsoft is planning to overhaul its Office apps for Android eventually, but in the meantime users will have to settle for a smaller update. The latest version adds the same Dropbox integration that arrived on iOS a couple weeks ago, allowing users to save, load, and share documents stored in Dropbox directly through the Office app. Users can also open a document through Dropbox, edit it in Office, and have it automatically save back to Dropbox. The update also adds the ability to generate OneDrive share links through the Office mobile app. To do so, tap the context menu (usually in the upper-right-hand corner), hit the Share button and select “E-mail as link.” Anyone with the link will then be able to view the document through OneDrive, or edit it if the user allows. Further reading: Hands-on with Office for Android tablets Preview: The productivity magic's still there

Pebble Steel review "That's a nice-looking watch," my sister said. I had just showed the Pebble Steel to her. She had no idea that it was a smartwatch, but she liked what she saw. In the nascent field of "wearable tech," the trick is getting the gadgets in question to be both functional and fashionable -- something you'd actually want to use, and want to wear. Beyond the significant cosmetic upgrade from the original 2013 Pebble, the Steel also delivers a worthy software upgrade (which is also coming to the earlier model), including -- finally -- a bona fide app store. That said, the software upgrade and the improved design do wonders here. What's new: Not as much as you think When it was released in 2013, the original Pebble Watch was a work in progress: it had an overly plastic design, a lack of apps, and no centralized app store to find any of these emerging apps in the first place. That software, however, will also work with the original Pebble. Here's what I liked:

Fire Phone, Galaxy S5, iPad Mini 3, and more: 15 major mobile flops of 2014 | InfoWorld It may be cliché to highlight turkeys at Thanksgiving, but it's a good time of year to look back at what to give thanks for — and what to learn from as a new year approaches. With that in mind, it's been an extraordinary year for failed mobile products, smartphones, tablets, and more. I can't recall a larger gaggle of mobile turkeys. Let me carve them up for you! Amazon Fire Phone Image credit: PCWorld/Jared Newman The biggest flameout was Amazon.com's Fire Phone, the poster child of how not to develop a product. The Fire Phone isn't so much a smartphone but a portable product scanner and ordering device tied to a single vendor that also happens to make phone calls. Real technology chops were required to create the Fire Phone's ability to take a picture of a product and find it on the Amazon store, but the advancements were ultimately wasted. Samsung Galaxy S5 The Galaxy line has been Samsung's star attraction and the powerhouse behind its Android dominance in the West. Susie Ochs flixel

Sony high-res OLED screen attaches to any eyewear If you're not a fan of Google Glass-style displays yet, Sony hopes you might give its new detachable OLED a chance. The Japanese electronics manufacturer has announced a prototype head-mounted display that can easily attach to any sort of eyewear and display information on its high-res OLED module. The device is much closer in design to Glass than Sony's previous head-mounted wearable, SmartEyeglasses, which are glasses that can project basic green text and graphics across the lenses. The new 40-gram display consists of a band that goes around the back of a user's head, with electronics on either arm. The 0.23-inch color OLED microdisplay, which Sony says is one of the smallest in the world, has a resolution of 640 by 400 pixels, which is slightly better than Glass at 640 by 360. The control board has "arithmetic processing capabilities on par with smartphones that was made possible by high-density packaging technology," Sony said.

Open Pirate Bay | IsoHunt Blog Hello everyone! We, the team that brought you Isohunt.to and oldpiratebay.org, are brining you the next step in the torrent evolution. Pirate Bay open source code. History of torrent sites such as Isohunt and The Pirate Bay gives us a lesson that would be a crime not to learn. That is why we created Pirate Bay open source. First of all, we are creating the simple 6 step wizard where the minimum tech savvy person can create their own copy of the TPB. At the second, we are creating open GitHub repository where the community can create new functions and features for the distributed TPB. And at the third, we will create dump database torrent file with the content from isohunt, kickass torrents and old pirate bay so anyone can download the current copy of the content from the top 3 torrent sites and update it by themselves. Ideas are immortal and belong to everybody. Welcome to the new era!

PotPlayer • View topic - Output: S/PDIF with AC3 encoder You need to install the additional codec in the last step. It just copy a codec library to a potplayer folder as it is a built in type decoder, not a directshow. As it is still system independent process, don't worry about that. The codec had been included in a distribution package before but it was separated while launching a global version to avoid license issues. If not installed, potplayer won't decode AAC/AAC LATM/AC3/EAC3/TrueHD/MLP/DTS and some functions won't work at all. Additional Codec Package (you need to manually check if the codec is updated whenever a new version is released in case the installing procedure is skipped in the last setup.

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