What's that work out at? About 1 in 7 passwords are password. I dare say a lot are username/username as well.
I would be interesting to see how these people reacted if we went round and removed the keys to their desks/offices and told them we saw no reason why they should need to lock them.
Presuming a contractor is most likely to use one of the main linux distributions, haven't most distros allready provided indemnity against SCOs flight of fancy anyway?
I'm sure the first thing the hotmail staff do when they get into work on a morning is read all my mail to find out what a fascinating life I lead.
As soon as Bill Gates and his henchmen manage to reconcile the facts that I am a 104 year old man from Zimbabwe, lots of hot teens want to meet me and I have a massive interest in cable descramblers then I am sure they have some evil plan to oppress me.
It's direct3D-9 hardware accelerated, so it'll be one of the fastest GUIs out there, much faster than anything in the UNIX world, simply through co-operation with the card manufacturers.
Will we be getting new direct3D-9 graphics cards included in the box? Cool!
It's a kind of lynx like interface to info, someone mentioned it recently and it made info usable for me (being a user of the other editor).
It may already be installed, it was for me.
"IBM played a bit of a role in computing prior to the IBM PC"
I'm aware of that, but the proliferation of the personal computer was a pretty major turning point in our digital past. Hint: Mortals were finally allowed near them.
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Usually with test servers followed by a laughably simple shell script.
You recompile your Windows NT kernel?
What's that work out at? About 1 in 7 passwords are password. I dare say a lot are username/username as well.
I would be interesting to see how these people reacted if we went round and removed the keys to their desks/offices and told them we saw no reason why they should need to lock them.
Presuming a contractor is most likely to use one of the main linux distributions, haven't most distros allready provided indemnity against SCOs flight of fancy anyway?
I'm sure the first thing the hotmail staff do when they get into work on a morning is read all my mail to find out what a fascinating life I lead.
As soon as Bill Gates and his henchmen manage to reconcile the facts that I am a 104 year old man from Zimbabwe, lots of hot teens want to meet me and I have a massive interest in cable descramblers then I am sure they have some evil plan to oppress me.
I wish to complain about the post I am going to make half an hour from now. It is inflammatory and totally uncalled for.
It's direct3D-9 hardware accelerated, so it'll be one of the fastest GUIs out there, much faster than anything in the UNIX world, simply through co-operation with the card manufacturers.
Will we be getting new direct3D-9 graphics cards included in the box? Cool!
And do you honestly think it's going to ask them?
A novel idea.
The power of IE is that it's broken but it may be possible to fix it?
I have a powerful car for sale if you're interested.
Judging by the illiterate content of most chat rooms , she would probably be better off not reading anything.
It's a kind of lynx like interface to info, someone mentioned it recently and it made info usable for me (being a user of the other editor). It may already be installed, it was for me.
How does tinfoil view the world?
Updates for RedHat 7.2 and up.
If a kernel maintainer can't find a programming job then the programming profession is pretty much destroyed already.
Then again maybe not..
If you're doing anything more complicated than playing games on Windows then you'll be using the command line part of the time anyway.
"I know people still running NT4 - how many people do you know still running Linux distros from 1996 ?"
NT4 from 1996 or NT4 Service Pack 6a with Internet explorer 6 and office 2000?
If Sun updates its Linux distro once a year it will end up supporting three to five versions of Linux.
"IBM played a bit of a role in computing prior to the IBM PC"
I'm aware of that, but the proliferation of the personal computer was a pretty major turning point in our digital past. Hint: Mortals were finally allowed near them.
But IBM only made the IBM PC because two guys called Steve had started raking in a fortune from the production of a computer put together in a garage.
Or - Setup.exe
Does Microsoft own the trademark on NT magazine?
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