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Libx264 has various preset profiles that determine how fast (and at what compression ratio + quality) it's going to work. I've run a simple, 450KB file through this on a pretty outdated server with an older (v0.6) ffmpeg. Here're the timing results (measured in seconds) for each preset profile ...

First of all: install exim
Now we have to reconfigure it, because by default it won't deliver any mails to any external address:

It happened to me that after executing install-superboot-mac.sh the phone rebooted and gut stuck at the Google boot logo. The phone did not react to anything I tried (pressing buttons, eg. both Volume buttons or one of the Volume buttons and the Power button), disconnecting the USB cable did nothing either. I've reconnected the USB cable and executed /Applications/android-sdk-macosx/platform-tools/adb reboot which did the trick, the phone rebooted and this time normally. And the phone got rooted, the Superuser app was there.

It seems that I'm not the only one who finds this strange. Obviously UI designers at Google think that newline in an SMS is totally silly and people should forget about it. Well, that's one way to do things.

There're at least a thousand and one ways to do this, but imho the bluetooth method is the most simple. On your old phone open the phonebook, select all entries and send them to the new phone via Bluetooth. On the new phone you'll get a notiication about each received contact (*.vcf file), click each to import them into the Android phonebook. This worked for me during a Nokia N95 -> Google Galaxy Nexus migration.

Mine shipped with ICS v4.0.1 and there was no Face Unlock option among the Screen Unlock options (just as Chris described in his cellphones.ca question). I guess an update to 4.0.2 or 4.0.3 will solve the mystery.
(4.0.4 just came out a few days ago, but it is reported to have serious issue with losing connectivity while in sleep mode ... so it's probably a no go for me)

I'm not quite sure what triggered it, but it did happen: the screenshot combo (volume down + power buttons) did not take a screenshot. Instead the volume was decreased (as if the Power button was not pressed at all). However both buttons worked separately as expected. This occured after the first few hours I spent setting up the phone, going through all apps, screens, settings, etc. A reboot solved the problem though.

I was hit by this bug too on an Ubuntu Maverick (10.10) server with Samba v3.5.4. The solution was to stop all Samba daemons (smbd, nmbd, winbind), purge the contents of the /var/run/samba directory and restart the daemons. Pretty simple, but this was the last thing I tried.

If you have to discover an LDAP server, it's important to know the basics. I'll list a few important ldapsearch commands to get you started.

"Apache Directory Studio is a complete directory tooling platform intended to be used with any LDAP server however it is particularly designed for use with ApacheDS. It is an Eclipse RCP application, composed of several Eclipse (OSGi) plugins, that can be easily upgraded with additional ones. These plugins can even run within Eclipse itself."