About Dual Shock 3!??

I have a dual shock 3 controler. But i no have cable or adapter to connect on my z1. Questions where i can buy that item? And what is called that? And dualshock controler is needed a ps3 before to used that??
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You need a USB on-the-go or OTG adapter. You can find these on Amazon and eBay, search for OTG cable. The micro USB (male) connects to your Z1. Then you connect the Dualshock 3 controller to the OTG adapter using the mini-USB cable that came with your PS3. If you don't have a PS3, any mini-USB cable should suffice.

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Dual Shock 3 doesn't work properly on SE Xperia Z1

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It's not properly working.
1. i connect the controller via otg cable
2. the mobile doesn't recognize it
3. i press PS on controller
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Ok, i see that the Z1 has now the BT ON by itself (if you go into the BT section you will not find the dual shock paired with it!)
and i press PS on controller..... it's not reacting. Not turning on anymore. After some seconds (and a lot of time pressing PS) it turns on in search mode (all leds blinking) as when it's going to connect to the ps3... but after it.. nothing. It's not connecting to the z1. I checked, as i wrote, into the BT section in settings but nothing there. it's not paired and even if i try to pair in no way it's working.
The dualshock is also now not paired with the ps3 (but with the usb cable it's redoing it with no problem).
I tried with 2 different controllers.... nothing to do.
I can use it connected with the otg + usb cable (but in this way it's draining battery from the mobile to auto charge! and i can't leave the z1 on the dk31), and in this way it's working flowly

Seems to be lobato was right.
For BlueTooth connection to Xperia smartphone, DualShock 3 controller must have high (not low...) charge level.
I tried many times, but was no result.
Suddenly ds3 became connected to Z1, after pressing PS button.
The only difference is controller charge level.
In my case question is resolved.
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Confused about Dual Band

I picked up a dual band extreme yesterday and replaced my dlink with it. I'm having some very odd behavior, and I'm sure I probably set it up wrong.
I am sitting with my 17" 2009 MBP about 5 feet from the airport. I set up the airport, naming my network and setting my password, all is good.
However, perf is just not great. I'd think sitting right next to it, I'd be flying like the wind, but I'm getting a LOT of pauses. I also am noticing that my "link speed" in network utility is reported as 130, and I would think it should be way faster. So, some questions --
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I also am noticing that my "link speed" in network utility is reported as 130, and I would think it should be way faster.
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Hi,
Can anyone clarify me this
Can I insert rows into dual table (being a programmer) ?? Using oracle 9i ... If no, can DBA do that ??? Say suppose, I have inserted 100 records in the dual table .. In any way, my applications are going to get hampered after inserting the records in the dual table
Regards

Or perhaps this:
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         2
         3
         4
         5
         6
         7
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10 rows selected.In 9i at least you most certainly can insert into sys.dual, which is a regular table in the SYS schema, although you deserve all you get if you do so:
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Password:
/Users/oracle: sqlplus '/ as sysdba'
SQL*Plus: Release 9.2.0.1.0 - Developer's Release on Fri Mar 10 19:21:45 2006
Copyright (c) 1982, 2002, Oracle Corporation. All rights reserved.
Connected to:
Oracle9i Enterprise Edition Release 9.2.0.1.0 - Developer's Release
With the Partitioning and Oracle Data Mining options
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COUNT(*)
         1
1 row selected.
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1 row created.
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COUNT(*)
         2
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BEGIN DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE(user); END;
ERROR at line 1:
ORA-01422: exact fetch returns more than requested number of rows
ORA-06512: at "SYS.STANDARD", line 264
ORA-06512: at line 1
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Rollback complete.
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SYS
PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
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For a rather surreal suggestion related to this scenario, see:
oracle-wtf.blogspot.com/2006/03/create-your-own-dual-table.html

What Should Be Done About Electric Shocks from MacBook?

I very recently purchased a MacBook. I had not been using it long before I realized that it is not uncommon to get an electric shock when I touch areas other than the keyboard. Now via Google and this Discussion Board I find that the shocks are a known issue and that Dell also has this problem with some of its aluminum constructed laptops and that MacBook Pro users also receive shocks. Assurances are given that the shocks do not hurt the computer, but what about the user?
I find it very disturbing to think that the shocks will be ongoing. I would not have purchased the computer had I known about this problem. I admit that it may be more disturbing to some people than others, but it is of considerable importance to me. I feel it should be mentioned to customers before a purchase decision is made. Can/should the computer be returned?

PatMatts wrote:
I very recently purchased a MacBook. I had not been using it long before I realized that it is not uncommon to get an electric shock when I touch areas other than the keyboard. Now via Google and this Discussion Board I find that the shocks are a known issue and that Dell also has this problem with some of its aluminum constructed laptops and that MacBook Pro users also receive shocks. Assurances are given that the shocks do not hurt the computer, but what about the user?
I find it very disturbing to think that the shocks will be ongoing. I would not have purchased the computer had I known about this problem. I admit that it may be more disturbing to some people than others, but it is of considerable importance to me. I feel it should be mentioned to customers before a purchase decision is made. Can/should the computer be returned?
That must be a strong electric current to cause a plastic-based laptop to cause electric shock. As the previous poster above me stated, as long as the system is grounded, there shouldn't be a problem for aluminium based laptops.

Some question about "Dual loop feedback"

http://zone.ni.com/devzone/conceptd.nsf/webmain/E7ABA6F4D569010A86256F5A005B64F3/
Switch Feedback on the Fly
Consider a heat-sink assembly application where a position sensor is the feedback device for the initial positioning along the Z axis. However, when the heat sink is pressed on to the PCB, a force sensor must be the feedback device for precise motion control in the latter part of the process. With NI motion controllers, you can switch feedback devices on the fly without reinitializing the controller. The new feedback device might require the system to have a new set of PID gains loaded immediately after the axis is reconfigured. To minimize the delay, you can configure an additional set of PID gains with the motion controllers.
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Once you've turned off the OS "Display Mirroring", the set-up I specified above should give you what you want.
That set-up is:
"View → Main Viewer → {anything}", and
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You must have the Viewer active (not the Browser) in order to change the "Secondary Viewer" setting. If you are in the Browser, activate the Viewer by double-clicking an Image.
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Thoughts?

That's a very interesting topic. The program lxrandr is able to control the behaviour of plugged monitors but obviously it is only able to display the same content on both screens.
so are there some lightweight programs that can differ between the content like e.g. gnome is able?
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Inquiry about dual booting Arch, without messing around in cfdisk

A little background:
I was given a computer that I could install arch on, but I needed to dual boot it. After not daring to mess around in cfdisk, I was pondering other distros that would take the hassle of dual booting out of the equation. Then I was told I could install Arch over windows, which I did.
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Disk /dev/sda: 1000.2 GB, 1000204886016 bytes
224 heads, 19 sectors/track, 459004 cylinders, total 1953525168 sectors
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I/O size (minimum/optimal): 512 bytes / 512 bytes
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I/O size (minimum/optimal): 512 bytes / 512 bytes
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This is the relevant bit from my /boot/syslinux/syslinux.cfg, installed on the second drive (meaning /dev/sdb1, see the fdisk boot flag):
LABEL xp
MENU LABEL Windows XP
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Does the JVM support multiprocessor ??Yes. I should have thought that was self-evident by the amount of Java usage on servers.

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Ps3 dual shock MacBook Pro

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What am I missing or is this even possible? Is there a different controller I should be trying instead?

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Hello,
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I have searched about dual boot win/mac, but couldn't find a clear answer, so I decided to post this now.
I run a MacBook Pro 15' from 2006 (Intel based) and have upgraded it to OSX 10.7.2 Lion.
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This problem has been solved as I just needed to download Boot Camp 4.
Can I delete this post?

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Thank you Paul. I understad I just have one more question:
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