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After you have plotted a waveform, you can left-click on the waveform node-title label at the top of the graph window which will set a cursor cross-bar and with popup a new floating window with the cursor position information.
Move your pointer over the new cross-bar and a number "1" will appear. If you now left-click the number that is showing you will be able to move along the graph and position the cursor.
If you click again over the node-title label then you will get the second cursor (ie. the cursor number 2) which will give the absolute value at each cursor position and the difference between the two cursor positions in the popup information window.
The SMA connector(SubMiniature version A) is a 50 ohm coaxial connector. It is visually similar to an F type connector that is commonly used for audio/video communication, but has different dimensions, mechanical properties and is used for different applications such as RF communications up to 18 GHz. Due to its construction, SMA connectors provide a strong and durable connection that minimizes reflections, limiting attenuation, and makes it a great choice when working with microwave frequencies.
The SMA male connector is identified by inside 1/4″-36 threads and a 5/16″ hex nut. A standard polarity connector will have a male pin.
The SMA female connector is identified by outside 1/4″-36 threads. A standard polarity connector will have a female sleeve.
The RP SMA male connector is identified by inside 1/4″-36 threads and a 5/16″ hex nut. It will not have a male pin, but will have a female sleeve.
The SMA female connector is identified by outside 1/4″-36 threads. A standard polarity connector will not have a female sleeve, but will have a male pin.
For many years, all IT enthusiasts struggle with CD and DVD for system installations, upgrades, recovery or just to test a new release.
Also I was always having problems with GPL, shareware, freeware, IDEs, scripts, and other initiatives that from time to time stop working, or don't support your target distro or go buggy.
I had a hard time dealing with BIOS/EFI/UEFI different standard, brands and approaches to bootstrap your system and startup a selected OS from a block or stream device (ie. HDD, ODD, SSD, etc.)
To make it even more difficult, old BIOS desktops usually make USB option very difficult task (since USB is relatively new in PC world of BIOS devices). So many updated solutions just drop support for old systems, and people like me that like to use old (but as good as new) devices that are neglected by the Y/Z generation, but in some cases are the very best to help many who can not afford continuous updates of hardware (almost every six months), specially for poor countries and community schools. And also to have a positive environmental attitude: reduce, reuse, recycle.
So after many years testing all options available I believe that now I have a stable (and understandable), straightforward solution.
3.1. Now with a clean USB you can just start by resize it using gparted or a win32 partitioning application, so that is about 512MB and leave all the rest as free space.
Notice that you will not need to much space for the first partition because it should hold only the syslinux modules, configuration files and your customization image for background.
3.2. Now create as many new partitions as needed to accommodate each live ISO you will want to boot, but follow this rule: use a round value always larger than the ISO file size. Exemple: for 1.1GB ISO use a 1.5/2GB partition. For a 220MB ISO use a 512MB partiton. For a 640MB use a 1GB partiton. Usually 512MB increments is a good rule, but avoid very tight choices, exemple: for a 1.9GB choose 2.5GB not 2GB. This is just to avoid last minute problems and have to start all over again. Remember, this takes time. But this is not a strict order, try it out if you need to save space
3.3. Remember that DOS only understands 4 primary partitions and on USB only ONE, so you should a good strategy is to create a extended partition and many logical partitions (as many as you wish/need), limited to your USB available space/size, remember that sectors usually are in 512 bytes increments.
4. Format the first partition as FAT (FAT16 not FAT32). Sometimes FAT32 will work, but FAT16 will make first bootloader sector be on the right spot (on sector number 63) or you will hack it with fdisk and more the first sector to position 63.
The bootloader must start on setor 63, which is the physical sector number (or LBA) containing the first sector of the partition (unlike the sector count used in the sectors value of CHS tuples, which counts from one, the absolute or LBA sector value starts counting from zero).
6. Edit the /boot/syslinux/syslinux.cfg and insert the ISO partitions you will create, one by one, following this framework at the end of the file:
Please double check your device location (use df -h) and also check the correct partition to set the X variable of the command, since each partition was made with the size as a critical factor.
Many people are having trouble accessing the old gmail login page as the new login page just plain SUX...
Keep that folder and open a new one (because you will need to return here to set it back to True before you login).
If you forget this last step to enable javascript again the next page will say javascript needs to be enabled but you can choose to use the html version which is just as good.
So choose to use Gmail's basic HTML view, which does not require JavaScript or change back the javascript.enabled to True again and choose "try again".
The new gmail login page sucks and yes Google should listen to all of us bickering about it and change it back.
They said they were making it easier for us to sign in. Bullcrap!!!...it made it harder and more annoying.
Change it back or we all might just quit gmail (ie. look what is happening to youtube - when you don't hear your customers!).
This new sign-in is very annoying to us, costing us time and money. The new page is neither faster or makes it easier or beneficial for the users.
Back when we the user could put the email and password in the same popup container was more user friendly and is more important to keep our privacy.
I believe this is the best solution ever (tested on different Ubuntu base systems with the same problem) for software-center crash bug.
The solution that I have found to solve this bug, after many months of research, and many misleading information found on the web/google/blogs/forums is very simple, but difficult to understand for newbies and non-coders.
CAUTION: The Internet is full of 'false solution' (ie. or very case specific situations) to software-center bug affecting ubuntu users, and that lead to make your system even more corrupted and buggier than before, so please do take your time to understand what you are intending to "sudo" with or you will be in trouble.
After reading around quite a bit on several similar and somewhat related bug reports, the following 2 steps solved it for me (or seem to have solved it for all the systems I could identify with same crash log - which is also misleading - caution reading logs!).
Does not need to purge software-center or upgrade distribution or worst: DO NOT REINSTALL YOUR SYSTEM! Does not have to do with dbus or proxy or hardware problems, these are just side effects.
I diagnosed the problem as a 'pip' bug or 'pip configuration' corruption and its consequence on python subsystem.
So I targeted it as the result of a python 'pip' installation bug after a wrong 'pip' installation of a non standard package repository.
Not only does this solves python exception error with pip upgrade, but also a greater bug of Ubuntu community, which is the software-center crash bug.
Every rechargeable battery has certain number of charge discharge cycles which is specific to its capacity (current output or voltage).
Don't take it to 40% and put it on charge and still keep using it. Battery temperatures can reach around 40°C while you're using your phone with the charger plugged in and that's not good for you battery life.
There are two main types: Lithium ion and Lithium polymer, both are having different chemistries and they are not same. Lithium polymer is light weight and can have more Coulombs* ratings, which means capable of giving more current than lithium ion. Lithium polymer is less likely to die quickly than lithium ion by over charging. But still both lithium ion and lithium polymer can be over charged by leaving charger on.
* The coulomb (unit symbol: C) is the International System of Units (SI) unit of electric charge. It is the charge (symbol: Q or q) transported by a constant current of one ampere (A) in one second (s):
Also turn brightness down, remove from your device unneeded apps and emails, check which apps consume most battery or are get alerts, and in areas of bad reception do a network reset. A lot of battery life especially on iPhones are due to bad upgrade and apps in the background using your resources.
Not only I did setup the printer using only a Linux station with a Mozilla/Firefox browser, but I believe the information on the WEB and also on the "quick start sheet" that comes with the printer (in the box) it not clear about this. You do not need to use CD/DVD or the other paid OS.
For my surprise and exactly what made me choose the EPSON printer was that it is really committed to support GNU/Linux users.
Does EPSON L455 scanner and printer work over wifi without the need of a USB network host computer ?
YES! But you need to install all the packages as describe in the documentation you downloaded, and also configure properly the network, printer CUPS and SANE conf file (all detailed in the documentation).
In less then 30 minutes I figured out (ie. followed the instructions) and was not only printing with quality control but also: scanning documents and changing the network DHCP IP to a fixed IP address using just the a web browser connected to the printer WEB-GUI. And also, don't forget to change the Admin password!
YES! But you need to download and configure from Google Play the EPSON iPrint app. Should work with iPhone too.