1. Windows update (But I do splitstream an XP SP1+hotfix install onto a CD anyway). 2. Latest video card drivers 3. Latest Sound Drivers 4. 7-zip (covers lots of compression formats) 5. Kerio Personal Firewall 6. Cygwin tools (for openssh and a few other things) 7. VanDyke SecureCRT. I know it's not free, but I like it more than Putty 8. iTunes 9. Gaim and the gaim encryption plugin 10. Firefox and the Tabbed Browser Extensions
If an animal isn't killed in the right way or there isn't proper rabbinical supervision, it won't be considered kosher. I know, as I keep kosher and I never even see kosher turkey products in the store, I have to go to a kosher grocery downtown to get it...
But as you probably implied, pork can't be kosher, no matter what.:)
Granted I don't know exactly what was entailed here... But no matter what your OS, if someone gets the password or other pieces needed for authentication, you are in trouble. Not all hacking involves exploiting actual holes in the OS.
Won't argue with you about the general tone of the people at Slashdot, though.
iTunes on Windows cannot read HFS+ iPods. I have one and I know. You can install the PC software, but it will format it to Fat32, unfortunately. Check the support boards on Apple if you want more info (don't have a link on me now).
Your whole argument is based on an incorrect assumption... I wish people would research before they moderated here.
There is too unicode support. I have a lot of Japanese MP3s, and I can go back and forth between Windows and Mac iTunes and update files and they look the same on both ends... I don't get garbage characters.
Statistically, yeah I guess 5'10 is quite a bit taller. But I don't feel like a "towering giant". I run into girls taller than myself all the time, especially if I'm working in the city.:)
But I don't know if the income discrepancy is the same in all fields. I know at my job I am paid the same as men in my pay range (more actually), so it's not universal.
Perhaps out of the IT industry it's different? (My last job I was still in IT, but I was paid like 20% more than the male coworkers, who did less work too, so who knows).
Their point was that it is still apples to oranges. Word doesnt show anything about the CPU architecture, it only shows how well Microsoft wrote it on each platform.
Plus, unless an app is recompiled, the Altivec functions will hurt the G5. I don't think there are cases where there is a similar occurence on Opterons...
It still knows where the packets are supposed to come from. By default it would not accept packets from your internal network if they came from the outside and entered the wrong interface.
It's just that I always hear people say that we get no time off over here.:) I couldn't go back to less than 5 weeks off a year any more, it is -so- nice.
I work for one of the largest health care systems in the US, and we didn't even hardly get touched by this new virus. We did have I think one office (NOT in a hospital, one of the 'corporate' ones) get hit by this, but it only affected a handful of users.
Then again, we are tortured by VMS and some Sun Mail programs...;)
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I got that error too, late last night. However, messages didn't bounce at that time, and it is now showing I have 2GB of space.
Just a minor quirk I think...and it all appears ironed out.
1. Windows update (But I do splitstream an XP SP1+hotfix install onto a CD anyway).
2. Latest video card drivers
3. Latest Sound Drivers
4. 7-zip (covers lots of compression formats)
5. Kerio Personal Firewall
6. Cygwin tools (for openssh and a few other things)
7. VanDyke SecureCRT. I know it's not free, but I like it more than Putty
8. iTunes
9. Gaim and the gaim encryption plugin
10. Firefox and the Tabbed Browser Extensions
As another poster replied...
:)
If an animal isn't killed in the right way or there isn't proper rabbinical supervision, it won't be considered kosher. I know, as I keep kosher and I never even see kosher turkey products in the store, I have to go to a kosher grocery downtown to get it...
But as you probably implied, pork can't be kosher, no matter what.
Just because I have a few hundred CDs doesn't mean I've ripped them all!
:P
I have like 6gb of MP3s myself... I don't like every single track on every CD I own, so I keep things pared down I guess.
Call me simple.
How did they pick the initial 12,000 anyway?
Looks interesting, but it is fairly hard to try if you don't know anyone who joined in the first place.:(
Granted I don't know exactly what was entailed here... But no matter what your OS, if someone gets the password or other pieces needed for authentication, you are in trouble. Not all hacking involves exploiting actual holes in the OS.
Won't argue with you about the general tone of the people at Slashdot, though.
Personally, I'd love for them to release something akin go an NWN game that was freeform enough for you to script in your own system.
I'm sure I'm not the only one who has played games such as Harn, Ars Magica, MERPS, or the host of other games out there...
I wonder if the licensing is strictly on the setting that is the problem, or anything D20 in general?
It's identical to install. It looked the same as Redhat9 when I did.
Nope...
iTunes on Windows cannot read HFS+ iPods. I have one and I know. You can install the PC software, but it will format it to Fat32, unfortunately. Check the support boards on Apple if you want more info (don't have a link on me now).
Your whole argument is based on an incorrect assumption... I wish people would research before they moderated here.
There is too unicode support. I have a lot of Japanese MP3s, and I can go back and forth between Windows and Mac iTunes and update files and they look the same on both ends... I don't get garbage characters.
Statistically, yeah I guess 5'10 is quite a bit taller. But I don't feel like a "towering giant". I run into girls taller than myself all the time, especially if I'm working in the city. :)
LMAO. :)
:)
If the moderation system was working for me today, I'd mod you up myself.
Anyway, no, the lumberjack comment doesn't apply to me.
After lookin at a few of these threads, I think we need Red Foreman to come in and hose a bunch of guys down.
Ok, I'm being slightly facetious.
But, I'm a 5'10 woman. I think of all the guys I work with, only 3 are taller than me.
One day I'll be boss and can command my own midget army....
Almost not worth a response...
;)
But I am willing to bet that supply and demand works out so that men earn more in that profession.
I guess there could be something there...
But I don't know if the income discrepancy is the same in all fields. I know at my job I am paid the same as men in my pay range (more actually), so it's not universal.
Perhaps out of the IT industry it's different? (My last job I was still in IT, but I was paid like 20% more than the male coworkers, who did less work too, so who knows).
I'm 5'10, I'm apparently 1" taller than the avarage guy and 6" taller than the average woman. lol.
:D
Now, I do have to admit, wearing heels to work really is sort of fun though.
Their point was that it is still apples to oranges. Word doesnt show anything about the CPU architecture, it only shows how well Microsoft wrote it on each platform.
Plus, unless an app is recompiled, the Altivec functions will hurt the G5. I don't think there are cases where there is a similar occurence on Opterons...
Doesn't 3TFlops/300 machines
=10GFlops per machines?
It will format fine if you have SP1. This is provided you don't have a BIOS limitation.
I have a Windows XP + SP1 CD, and it can format a large drive fine, but without SP1 I had no luck.
How would this work?
It still knows where the packets are supposed to come from. By default it would not accept packets from your internal network if they came from the outside and entered the wrong interface.
I won't argue there.
:) I couldn't go back to less than 5 weeks off a year any more, it is -so- nice.
It's just that I always hear people say that we get no time off over here.
I get 29 paid days off a year, which certainly isn't so bad. :)
Also, my last job had 20 paid days off a year.
My Intellimouse Explorer USB has never had a problem during bootup with any of the 2.6 kernels.
I was using the stock 2.6.0-test5 yesterday, and i have 2.6.0-test5-love1 installed, and its also working fine.
Maybe a bug with your USB chipset? Works fine on Intel ones here and the nf2 at home.
Not all hospitals do.
;)
I work for one of the largest health care systems in the US, and we didn't even hardly get touched by this new virus. We did have I think one office (NOT in a hospital, one of the 'corporate' ones) get hit by this, but it only affected a handful of users.
Then again, we are tortured by VMS and some Sun Mail programs...