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pdavit
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by *pdavit » 2009-04-30, 10:03 UTC
Screenshot:
http://img210.imageshack.us/img210/4748/connect.png
"Connect" either to "Connecting..." or "Connect to:"
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by *jb » 2009-05-03, 22:49 UTC
I vote for "Connecting...".
Funnily I encountered this message today during a local directory change. Obviously the message is shown after a certain timeout regardless whether the destination is local or remote. In my case the timeout occurred because TC was running from an USB stick. The antivirus program suspected something bad and asked for a decision.
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by *ado » 2009-05-04, 03:10 UTC
yep, "Connecting..." would definitely make more sense
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by *Boofo » 2009-05-04, 06:15 UTC
And it's "Connecting..." by a nose!
chmod a+x /bin/laden -- Allows anyone the permission to execute /bin/laden
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by *pdavit » 2009-05-27, 09:36 UTC
bump
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by *Boofo » 2009-05-27, 10:08 UTC
"Connecting... Please wait..." sounds even cooler.
chmod a+x /bin/laden -- Allows anyone the permission to execute /bin/laden
How do I un-overwrite all my data?
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