The Collings Foundation owns an actual jet fighter, an F-4D Phantom II from the Vietnam War. They had to get all kinds of waivers from the Feds to be able to own and operate it. This is for display at airshows.
You can just periodically burn the most critical data to a DVD set and store it in a safe-deposit box at your bank with your valuable papers. That's off-site enough if your area's not prone to earthquakes or nuclear warfare.
I'm 29 and have been mistaken for an early-20s student by students at the university I work for. I wouldn't blame it on good health, necessarily, since I didn't take very good care of myself in my teenage years.
I'd place the blame with being a lonely nerd who sat indoors on the computer & reading books for those years. Ultraviolet does age the skin.
The nacelles aren't going to be pressurized, so you can ignore them and likely the pylons as well. You only have to worry about the saucer and engineering hulls.
On top of that, the Constitution class's designers can't be dumber than wet-navy ship designers. She's going to be compartmentalized so that damage to one area doesn't compromise the entire ship. They'll seal off the area with a hull breach until it can be fixed, and the rest of the ship will be in no danger.
I see your Miggie and raise you an Apple//c. Those things could boot straight to the ROM BASIC, no floppies needed. Not as capable as yours, but this was 1984-5.
'Course, I block a bit of ICMP as well, but just the incoming stuff that tells details about the network, i.e. incoming timestamp, incoming netmask, incoming router. Pings I allow through, and all the outbound stuff.
I'll just point out again that Windows NT 3.1 was really Windows NT 1.0, which makes NT4 NT 2.0, W2K NT 3.0, XP NT 3.1, and Vista NT 4.0, and therefore this Windows 7 will be NT 4.1.
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"know allot" is terrible grammar. You were trying to say "know a lot".
Perhaps they're using the classical definition of "release candidate" (this is a candidate for being tagged as the release) instead of the newer usage equating to "late beta".
Sounds like the PDF import plugin is still beta regardless.
I thought the lot of you didn't bother posting to Ask and would instead post Ask questions to random sections instead, sections which might have nothing to do with the topic.
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Yeah, that's going to work for someone who's trying to make money selling Linux.
To be fair, I'm American and use "uni", mainly from being on parts of the Internet where people from the Commonwealth are.
ELinks is even better than Links.
The Collings Foundation owns an actual jet fighter, an F-4D Phantom II from the Vietnam War. They had to get all kinds of waivers from the Feds to be able to own and operate it. This is for display at airshows.
You mean port 137, 138, 139, and now 445, right? 135, according to /etc/services, is for "epmap", which is "DCE endpoint resolution".
Sure, right after I withdraw some cash from the automatic ATM machine.
You can just periodically burn the most critical data to a DVD set and store it in a safe-deposit box at your bank with your valuable papers. That's off-site enough if your area's not prone to earthquakes or nuclear warfare.
I'm 29 and have been mistaken for an early-20s student by students at the university I work for. I wouldn't blame it on good health, necessarily, since I didn't take very good care of myself in my teenage years.
I'd place the blame with being a lonely nerd who sat indoors on the computer & reading books for those years. Ultraviolet does age the skin.
The nacelles aren't going to be pressurized, so you can ignore them and likely the pylons as well. You only have to worry about the saucer and engineering hulls.
On top of that, the Constitution class's designers can't be dumber than wet-navy ship designers. She's going to be compartmentalized so that damage to one area doesn't compromise the entire ship. They'll seal off the area with a hull breach until it can be fixed, and the rest of the ship will be in no danger.
That was FreeDOS in a VirtualBox VM. Had to d/l FreeDOS to try out your command. :-)
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I see your Miggie and raise you an Apple //c. Those things could boot straight to the ROM BASIC, no floppies needed. Not as capable as yours, but this was 1984-5.
Wrong. It's 4.1. You're forgetting NT 3.x (the first releases), NT4 (2.0), W2K (3.0), and Vista is 4.0.
Indeed. ICMP is in the RFC for a reason.
'Course, I block a bit of ICMP as well, but just the incoming stuff that tells details about the network, i.e. incoming timestamp, incoming netmask, incoming router. Pings I allow through, and all the outbound stuff.
No reason to use static IPs with DHCP on a MAC whitelist. Dynamic IPs work just fine with that system.
To prevent a random computer from being plugged into a network jack, you could implement 802.1x authentication. No worries about MAC spoofing.
I'll just point out again that Windows NT 3.1 was really Windows NT 1.0, which makes NT4 NT 2.0, W2K NT 3.0, XP NT 3.1, and Vista NT 4.0, and therefore this Windows 7 will be NT 4.1.
"know allot" is terrible grammar. You were trying to say "know a lot".
Just think of how powerful the prison guards' union will be...
"How long are you in for, comrade?"
"Eight years."
"What are you in for?"
"Nothing, nothing at all."
"Lies. The penalty for nothing is ten years!"
Gods damn it, I wish that was funny. :-(
It means we've got another unaccountable political appointee running things.
Perhaps they're using the classical definition of "release candidate" (this is a candidate for being tagged as the release) instead of the newer usage equating to "late beta".
Sounds like the PDF import plugin is still beta regardless.
My work Macbook from June '07 uses an Atheros wireless chip. This is a pre-Santa Rosa one with a 945 chipset.
I thought the lot of you didn't bother posting to Ask and would instead post Ask questions to random sections instead, sections which might have nothing to do with the topic.
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