Ye, you can use older machines to run Windows 2000. You can tweak the hell out of services and effects and it'll run smooth as butter.
Would I follow this guy's advice? Hell no. He doesn't want to patch or update anything. His setup would be a good for a person who never needed internet access.
It's like saying "Hay guyz, Redhat 4 runs on old systems great if you don't patch to the latest version!@!!"
This sounds like my living arrangement. Except when the apartment network got hit the first time, they turned it all off and sent a tech out to patch people's computers and dis-infect them at $20 a pop.
Hopefully your college can help to confuse you further. Example: my degree is in Software Engineering, I took mostly hardware-based classes and ended up with studies that would be proficient for network engineering.
In a nutshell, do what you want.
Course list of my degree. Yes, I'm from Mississippi so that must be the problem. HURRRRR.
And how does something like this get out of beta? I'd fire a manager who let something like that get out.
"Gee, this 5 gallon bucket won't hold 6 gallons of water. I'm gonna try to get the man who managed the production of this product fired!"
The product was built to a certain spec. If it doesn't meet your needs (2+ GB of e-mail) then find one that does.
I don't know anyone outside of my office who has such an ungodly amount of e-mail. The program only corrupts data when trying to fulfill several user requests at once, which is bound to happen considering most users aren't patient enough to let it complete the first task.
Slashdot Mirror
Mirror! so people can see it.
They're kept busy with their monocoles, top hats, snuff buxes and making fun of poor people.
At first, I thought the grey boxes were attached to the stories above them but once I finally stopped to read all of the text, it made more sense.
Imagine that, a Slashdotter that doesn't read something the first time.
It's simple, make them perform a right turn in during the interview.
And we usually don't have to try hard. *zing!*
Two points for the Lock, Stock reference.
And watch your language around the boy. That includes blasphemy.
Seriously, who the hell needs black and white scans of hands? THE GOVERNMENT, THAT'S WHO!
Paranoid twin powers, ACTIVATE! Form of Tinfoil, shape of Hat!
Finally, a use for the evil bit!
"Why hello there young lady, I'm the IS Manager. Instant Satifaction, oh yeah!"
That would play out well.
Sure they found errors in Wikipedia and Britannica, but which one can you go back to and correct?
Game, set, match!
Thank god the Southeastern United States seceded back in 1987 and joined the EU. Whew, crisis averted!
So you're saying this article should have gone on backSlashdot?
Don't worry friend, he shall pay for his hubris.
Here's to being from Mississippi, where they aren't smart enough to know to tax this here Inter-Net. ;)
Imagine it? Hell, I've DREAMED of it. :^P
Ye, you can use older machines to run Windows 2000. You can tweak the hell out of services and effects and it'll run smooth as butter.
Would I follow this guy's advice? Hell no. He doesn't want to patch or update anything. His setup would be a good for a person who never needed internet access.
It's like saying "Hay guyz, Redhat 4 runs on old systems great if you don't patch to the latest version!@!!"
So the XP hotshots could install the OS but couldn't manage to download a driver?
Something here smells fishy.
Parents don't have to accompany children to anything under R-rated.
This sounds like my living arrangement. Except when the apartment network got hit the first time, they turned it all off and sent a tech out to patch people's computers and dis-infect them at $20 a pop.
Easy money for them.
Hopefully your college can help to confuse you further. Example: my degree is in Software Engineering, I took mostly hardware-based classes and ended up with studies that would be proficient for network engineering.
In a nutshell, do what you want.
Course list of my degree. Yes, I'm from Mississippi so that must be the problem. HURRRRR.
Since when did producing a passport become the equivalent of a cavity search?
Depends on where you keep your passport. Zing!
Garnishing wages fater than a speeding rate of inflation!
Leaping state lines in a single bound!
He's TAXMAN!
I got mono once, but it sure wasn't the way Mr. Miguel suggested.
You also get the bonus of being more in-sync with lunar changes. (which is easier to keep track of my gf's moods ;)
Wow, you're dating a werewolf?
And how does something like this get out of beta? I'd fire a manager who let something like that get out.
"Gee, this 5 gallon bucket won't hold 6 gallons of water. I'm gonna try to get the man who managed the production of this product fired!"
The product was built to a certain spec. If it doesn't meet your needs (2+ GB of e-mail) then find one that does.
I don't know anyone outside of my office who has such an ungodly amount of e-mail. The program only corrupts data when trying to fulfill several user requests at once, which is bound to happen considering most users aren't patient enough to let it complete the first task.