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Giannii Calvert

Disqus

• Try deactivating and reactivating the plugin.

May-27 2009 05:22 pm.

Mustafa Suphi Yilmaz

• Dear Giannii, I believe you were just joking and didn’t think that I did
  that already, or more correctly :
  - I uninstalled from my Disqus page
  - I deactivated the plugin
  - I deleted all the plugin files from my server
  And I did the installation again.
  I generally don’t bother people without doing some minimum.

  We can’t relay to a service on another server when we have thousands of
  people visiting our blog. We hope you can understand that. As you don’t
  offer any fee-based service with a proper SLA, we would like to get our
  comments back and continue with a simple commeting system.

  *
  Giannii Calvert, May 27 11:38 am:*

  *We’re experiencing high load on our servers and are working to fix it. *
  Besides, now that we decided not to use Disqus until your servers stabilize
  for good, I realize another problem. One of the features of your plugin is
  that it supports exporting back comments to Wordpress. Well, can you tell me
  how?
  Plugin notes

  - Uses the Disqus API
  - Indexable by search engines (SEO-friendly)
  - Support for importing existing comments
  -

  Support for exporting back to WordPress<http://wiki.disqus.net/WordPress>
  -

  Auto-sync of comments with Disqus and
  WordPress<http://wiki.disqus.net/WordPress>database

  Finally, I found Daniel’s replies here, but it’s so old, I fear that you
  can’t do this correctly
  http://disqus.disqus.com/how_to_import_back_into_wp/

  On Thu, May 28, 2009 at 2:23 AM, Giannii Calvert <
  notifications-help@disqus.com> wrote:

May-28 2009 07:58 am.

Giannii Calvert

Disqus

• I was not joking as our servers were down for a couple minutes when you activated. When you activate the plugin it picks up an API key.If you want to export you comments you may do so here: http://disqus.com/admin/tools

May-28 2009 01:17 pm.

Mustafa Suphi Yilmaz

• Dear Gianni,
  I only want that you force a sync from your end. Because your export tool
  generates an XML that I can’t import/parse into Wordpress easily.

  http://paulocoelhoblog.com/2009/05/25/forum-on-ufo%E2%80%99s/
  133 in Disqus to 32 in Wordpress
  http://paulocoelhoblog.com/2009/05/25/changes-in-the-blog/
  14 in Disqus to 11 in Wordpress
  http://paulocoelhoblog.com/2009/05/28/moving-is-living/
  30 in Disqus to 21 in Wordpress
  http://paulocoelhoblog.com/2009/05/28/bookstore-in-budapest-hungary-by-tibor/
  21 in Disqus to 20 in Wordpress
  http://paulocoelhoblog.com/2009/05/28/quote-of-the-day-362/
  18 in Disqus to 14 in Wordpress
  http://paulocoelhoblog.com/2009/05/28/todays-question-by-the-reader-adam/
  14 in Disqus to 13 in Wordpress
  http://paulocoelhoblog.com/2009/05/28/your-space-in-my-blog-28th-of-may-2009/
  normal

  On Thu, May 28, 2009 at 10:19 PM, Giannii Calvert <
  notifications-help@disqus.com> wrote:

May-29 2009 03:59 am.

Giannii Calvert

Disqus

• Try this guide: http://codex.wordpress.org/FAQ_Using_WordPress#Importing_and_Exporting

May-29 2009 10:18 am.

Mustafa Suphi Yilmaz

Well, it can be many things but as PHP is a clever language, it logs all the problems.
Please check your logs, it can be damaged files while copying to your hosting server, or PHP in need of more RAM, or even some Apache configuration problem. But everything is in the error_logs!!
Check your error_logs!!

Replacing the laptop’s battery is certainly possible. If you were primarily using the computer as a desktop machine and had it plugged in most of the time, there’s a chance the battery may simply need to be recalibrated.

Running it off the battery for a short time and then recharging it usually doesn’t keep the battery’s power meter in sync with the actual amount of power stored in the battery cell. To fix this, most laptop makers recommend that you calibrate your battery at least once every three months.

Check your laptop’s manual or the technical support area of its manufacturer for specific instructions, but the calibration process basically involves first turning off your screensaver and other power management settings that put the computer to sleep. Then fully charge the laptop before letting it run all the way down until the computer shuts off automatically.

Once the battery has fully drained, you can charge it back up again and restore your screensaver and power management settings.

If you have calibrated your battery and find it still runs out of power far too soon, it may be time to replace it. If you decide to do so, make sure you get one that is designed for your laptop model.

Sende harekete katil ve SansureSansur videolarini paylas!
http://www.sansuresansur.org/yay-hareketi

If your Photoshop closes with a warning about a DLL file not found, try to run Photoshop again to be sure if it’s talking about Version Cue.

If that’s your case, download Version Cue update from Adobe from the link below.

http://www.adobe.com/support/downloads/product.jsp?product=100&platform=Windows ( for Windows dudes )

http://www.adobe.com/support/downloads/product.jsp?product=100&platform=Mac ( for Mac ladies )

If  above URL doesn’t work, visit Adobe Product Updates page below.

http://www.adobe.com/downloads/updates/

Do everyting below as root.

Check /etc/X11/xorg.conf if you have turned SHMConfig on.

Section "InputDevice"
	Identifier	"Synaptics Touchpad"
	Driver		"synaptics"
	Option		"SendCoreEvents"	"true"
	Option		"Device"		"/dev/psaux"
	Option		"Protocol"		"auto-dev"
	Option		"HorizEdgeScroll"	"0"
	Option 		"SHMConfig" 		"on"
EndSection

If it’s not here, just add the line.

Then write a simple bash script to disable Touchpad into /etc/init.d

#!/bin/bash
synclient TouchpadOff=1

If you would like to turn it off while you type, use the following script

#!/bin/bash
syndaemon -i 1 -d

You can name your script as you wish, I named “touchpad-disable”.

Also, you have to change the script’s status to “Run no Startup” under the Service Manager.

Service Manager is in the KDE Components under System Settings.

Finally, restart your computer.

Sometimes, you can’t adjust brightness easily on Ubuntu : Fn buttons might not configured properly.

You can run the following command in a Terminal and set your brightness level to 100

#sudo echo 100 > /proc/acpi/video/NVID/LCD/brightness

Let me precise several details below

1. sudo let’s you run the following command as root. If this doesn’t work, please switch to root by executing

   #sudo sh

   command and then run the previous command without “sudo” to adjust your brightness level :

   #echo 100 > /proc/acpi/video/NVID/LCD/brightness

2. 100 is my video card’s maximum brightness level, yours might be different or you might want to reduce the brightness. So, in order to learn your screen’s brightness levels, run the following command under root :

   # cat /proc/acpi/video/NVID/LCD/brightness

3. According your video card, the adjust file might be in a different folder. /proc/acpi/video is the main folder for your screen. Therefore, search with the following command in your video folder :

   #ls /proc/acpi/video

   When you find NVID, or VGA, or anything similar, look for the subfolder LCD and then brightness

Normally, you can change your My Documents folder from it’s Properties ( visible with a right-click). A window pops out, and the third tab lets you change your default My Documents folder.

But sometimes this doesn’t work for many reasons, but the following work nicely on Vista ( or XP with a different folder name).

From Start Menu, type “regedit” in the research and open Registry Editor(regedit.exe).

In Registry Editor, find the following folder : HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\Shell Folders\

Edit “Personal” to change your old My Documents folder into your new My Documents folder.