Also discussed in the purple prose of the news page. Penny Arcade came up with an interesting historical reminder in their latest comic. Is there anything else people would recommend? However it is quite clear that the kaibosh has been firmly put on this and now linked off their login. However it was possible to listen to it elsewhere as long as one had the opinion, creative or otherwise, that one was in the US in some manner computorily or another. The licensing of Pandora was US centric due to the complexities of music licensing globally and the fact that a US startup was clearly going to focus on its home market. That is, as they you used to say on Science World, until now. Forward-winds were limited an hour to avoid licensing problems. Many interesting discoveries of stuff you never heard before could be made in this vein with a simple thumbs up or thumbs down system for the user to train up the prog even more. Now Pandora worked on a feed from the Music Genome project which, a bit like amazon's 'also bought' type functionality led a listener away from an inputted band and into lots of bands that were profiled of a similar ilk. Bosh.įor quite a while a number of us had been using the excellent streaming radio of Pandora to fill our ears with entertaining toons. Problem easily solved by right clicking on Teamspeak shortcut and ticking the run as administrator button. Ran the missus teamspeak as administrator and put it into test mode and fired up WoW. could it be Vista related and basically a hotkey permissions issue? In a flash I realised this very likely would be it because GPGnet asks to be escalated in permissions when you run it (because it can patch and stuff, I guess) and therefore when it launches SupCom:FA this is in a higher permissions level than launching SupCom:FA as normal. I looked at it and sure enough the PTT hotkey just doesn't work in WoW any more. Today the missus pointed out she has the same kind of thing with WoW. How odd eh? Chased my arse around trying to remap keys and stuff but the problem remained.
If I ran it by just running the game and setting up a LAN game my teamspeak PTT button would work just fine. If I ran SupCom:FA via GPGnet my teamspeak push-to-talk button wouldn't work. Today I stumbled across the solution which is remarkably simple. I recently ran into a strange problem which I know at least one other person has run into without a solution.
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