A couple of days ago, however, all of a sudden my inbox displayed the following message, even though there were plenty of messages both read and unread in the folder:

There are no messages in this mailbox.

The funny thing was, I could see all of the messages in the folder if I did a search for a string that was not found – for example search for messages in inbox from “nosuchuser”:

Some searching revealed that others have occassionally seen a similar problem, and there seemed to be a connection to the IMP preferences for the user having the problem. The most common recommended solution was to delete all of the imp preferences for the user.

Since I have a lot of customized settings, I wanted to avoid that if possible, so I went digging. I tracked the problem down to a garbled setting in the sortpref preference setting. The solution for me was to reset sortpref to its’ default setting. I did this with the following SQL code:

update horde_prefs set pref_value=’a:0:{}’ where pref_uid=’USERNAME‘ and pref_name=’sortpref’ and pref_scope=’imp’;

(Of course, you have to replace USERNAME with the actual username of the user having the problem)

After logging out and back in again, the problem was fixed.

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The bill would allow the U.S. Department of Justice, as well as copyright holders, to seek court orders against websites accused of enabling or facilitating copyright infringement. Depending on who requests the court orders, the actions could include barring online advertising networks and payment facilitators such as PayPal from doing business with the allegedly infringing website, barring search engines from linking to such sites, and requiring Internet service providers to block access to such sites. The bill would make unauthorized streaming of copyrighted content a felony. The bill also gives immunity to Internet services that voluntarily take action against websites dedicated to infringement, while making liable for damages any copyright holder who knowingly misrepresents that a website is dedicated to infringement.

Open source software projects may shut down under this bill, under a provision which the EFF believes targets Mozilla, the browser used for about a quarter of all web searches.

“It would cover IP blocking. I think it contemplates deep packet inspection” said Markham C. Erikson, head of NetCoalition, a group that includes Google, Yahoo and eBay. An aide to sponsor Lamar Smith said that the judge would decide what sort of blocking to order.

Andrew Lee, CEO of ESET North America, has expressed concerns that since the bill would require internet service providers to filter DNS queries for the sites, this would undermine the integrity of the Domain Name System. 

Edward J. Black, president and CEO of the Computer and Communications Industry Association, wrote in the Huffington Post that “Ironically, it would do little to stop actual pirate websites, which could simply reappear hours later under a different name, if their numeric web addresses aren’t public even sooner. Anyone who knows or has that web address would still be able to reach the offending website.”

CNET correspondent Larry Downes wrote,

“A bill that was to target only the ‘worst of the worst’ foreign Web sites committing blatant and systemic copyright and trademark infringement has morphed inexplicably into an unrestricted hunting license for media companies to harass anyone foreign or domestic—who questions their timetable for digital transformation.”

Simply install the software on the computer, tell it where your photos are, then install the app to your phone. You must create an account with Tunaverse to set everything up. This will be part of the install.

The computer software is both Mac & PC compatible.

1. Start by signing up at www.twitterfeed.com
2. Create a feed. (This may pop up by default for new users.)
3. Enter the name of this feed. Anything will do.
4. The blog URL is the RSS feed address. If you use WordPress, your URL will look like this example: http://example.com/?feed=rss2
5. Continue to Step 2. Authorize any services by clicking them in the list and logging in.
6. You’re finished! It should grab your newest post first, so check to see how it worked.

• Open taskmgr and kill sidebar.exe process.
• Press the start button, paste the following in and press enter: %localappdata%\microsoft\Windows Sidebar
• Rename the Settings.ini to Settingsold.ini and then launch the gadgets again.

1. Via FTP, browse to /app
2. Open up Mage.php
3. Go to line 116, or do a search for: static private $_isDeveloperMode            = false;
4. Change that so it is true and your basic error page should turn into a detailed error log. Make sure you don’t leave that option set after you’ve fixed your problem.

The Research: Initial research told me that it is most likely something wrong with the heatsink and cpu fan unit. I checked and CPU was running at 85C. No wonder it was instantly powering off, it must have been a safety option to stop it from burning up.

The CPU is a Core 2 Duo LGA-775. I came across this law firms warning that LGA-775 Intel heat sinks have the tendency to come undone over time, and especially under frequent temperature changes (fits the setting for this room). I touched and pulled on the heat sink unit and it seemed to just rattle and move, which is bad.

The Solution: If you have the same problem, just re-seat the heat sink unit. Instructions with pictures can be found here. A quick clarification and important note on the instructions: Make sure the arrows on the pegs are facing away from the heat sink. After that, pushing the pegs in and hearing a click is all that’s needed. (Using a screwdriver after that to turn the pegs takes OFF the heat sink, it doesn’t tighten it.)

The following code is the search box, so you need to place it wherever you want people to be using the search box:

[html]

[/html]

Now create page search.php and place this code on it (dont forget to add your CSE ID below):

[php]

All credit goes to Google CSE Help Forum. Some of the source code was modified by me. If it isn’t working for you, have a look at the source and try theirs.