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Does anyone know how to copy an https:// website AND/OR a website that requires you to login for which
you already have login credentials (i.e. username and password)?
I've been able to successfully copy a full website before using the program HTTrack Website
Copier, but I don't think the website I copied was an https:// website nor one that required login credentials.
I tried copying an https:// website using HTTrack
Website Copier, but it didn't work for me. I want to make an archive of a website I subscribed to
for offline use. I was logged into my account and I tried copying this https:// website using HTTrack Website Copier, the
program just made a copy of the pages, but the copied website's
pages looked as if I had never even logged in. In other words, the copied
pages just showed the login screen. I really believe that there must be a way to copy this website using a program since I was able
to make a manual copy of it (sort of) by saving each individual page.
Saving each individual page however takes a massive amount of time and effort.
I really want to automate this process with a program.
I’ve seen many checksums on websites that offer downloads of software.
I understand, that one can generate the checksum of the
.exe file for example and compare it to the checksum he
found on the website to check if the software is
legit. Now you could argue, that one can download the software from another website.
Now one can navigate to the developer website and
look for a checksum. Yet I never found a developer,
that offers a checksum and that doesn’t offer a download on their website directly from a trustworthy server.
And then you could just download the program there.
So what am I missing? Why are checksums a thing?
Edit: I got it now. Thank you for all the answers.
What got me curious about the current state of PDA again was Nokia's new PDA-like Internet Tablet N800.
Based on open source OS (linux) and platform (Maemo), it has got quite a few positive reviews.
399) made me look for a cheaper alternative on eBay and I bought this Dell Axim X30.
So, what functionality am I looking for this time around and how well does
it perform? Sling Player, the client for watching TV streamed from Slingbox through internet/intranet, and in my case,
mostly 802.11b Wifi. I can't expect great quality on such a small screen and relatively slow connection. To me, it is good enough and I'm willing to
sacrifice quality for portability.
Watch downloaded video: The free software TCPMP does a pretty good job.
It handles most popular formats except RMVB.
I wish it won't pause when I touch the screen accidentally but I work around it with a hard case.
Read downloaded website: I simple use HTTrack on my PC to download websites to my SD card and use Pocket
Internet Explorer on the Axim to read them. It would have been more convienient if I could mount the Pocket PC to Windows
as a letter drive but I could live with this.
Read downloaded website in Chinese: what good does a PDA do if
I can't read Chinese newspaper with it? Even my WristPDA could do that!
So I installed CEStar on the Axim.
 So far so good.
I have seen lots of recommendation of Monster Chinese over CEStar but I haven't tried it.
Palm's .prc format. CEBook is the only one that works with
them. Internet access: I'm happy with its versatility. ActiveSync connnection (thru Bluetooth or
USB) between a Pocket PC and a PC that is connected to the internet, the
Pocket PC could access internet as well. Surfing the
web is not that fast. Pocket Internet Explorer might have something to do with it but my expectation is low
to begin with. Also, I found a bug with surfing thru Bluetooth ActiveSync on PIE,
it is unable to load pages after a while. I had to disconnect and reconnect.
This is rather annoying. E-mail: a client is built-in. It supports
the popular protocols like POP3 and IMAP4. Simply install Yahoo Go and it will configure for you.
It has been working fine for 2 weeks but incoming traffic has stopped for
3 days for some unknown reason. 8) Note taking: I hand-write notes using
the "Writing" view in Pocket Word. 30-40) but I ended up not buying it.
The problem is not with the software though. The screen is just so small
that even PhatPad couldn't improve the notetaking experience much.
The voice quality is not bad. Listen to music through Bluetooth A2DP:
It is not officially supported by Dell but HP iPAQ's driver is supposed to work.
I'm able to listen through my Plantronics 590 headphone
but the video played by TCPMP became choppy in this mode.
I suspect the A2DP code eats up too much resource.
So I ended up not using it. PDAir Aluminum Case: I want a hard case with belt clip.
The first one I found was from Innopocket and the reviews at Aximsite
are not great. This PDAir case is recommended over it. I closed the case, the cover (or the top piece?
To make it worse, I lose some of the Neoprene lining in the process of getting the cover out.
The belt clip is attached to the case thru a screw and relies on friction to keep it attached.
It came loose and dropped my Axim to the floor twice in 2 weeks already.
PDA gets in the way often when it is clipped to the belt. It's not the
fault of the case though. That's the nature of belt clip.
Energy Leaf Extended Battery (1800mAh): the original
battery won't last more than 2 hours with Sling Player on non-stop.
This extended battery came in a combo deal with the PDAir case and it stole the show.
Would I be better off buying a Nokia N800 instead? I'm not sure.
On one hand, it has lots of free (as in speech and beer) software and an enthusiastic community behind it.
For example, the note taking software Xournal is available
on N800 (BTW, before I bought the Axim, Xournal wasn't compatible with
N800.
On the other hand, it is still Linux. Things like enabling Chinese is still harder than it should
be. Also, I doubt Sling Player will be ported to
it ever. So your best bet for live TV would be encoding and streaming from a PC thru other Open Source
server/client combo. Was it a good buy? Well, I bought it second hand so it costed less than my Zire 72.
It does a somewhat better job with web browsing and multimedia
than the Zire, thanks to the built-in Wifi and a faster processor.
The bottom line is: I had enough prior experience with Pocket
PC/Windows Mobile so my expectation is quite low. The Axim is on par.
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