go-oo is a different build to OOo. I am aware of an extension Sun Presenter Console, however I have never seen it in action because it crashes on any OOo I install it in.
Is it really there this time? I'm cynical because I recall them saying it would be in 2.x and it wasn't. Then it was going to be in 3.0, and it wasn't.
People also disable auto-updates because previous experience has hammered into them that Windows Updates can sometimes break things really badly.
When IE7 was updated on one of my machines it toasted my local SMB network (only on the XP side). It took several hours of wasted effort before finding a workaround.
Question: Suppose you wanted to get around IP address blocking, but didn't need the overhead of anonymity that Tor provides. You just need an automated way to find peers on the other side of "The Wall" to act as proxies. Is there something out there to do this that might perform better than Tor?)
Reasonable Australians don't want to see hard core porn (X-18+), yet the only two places where it can be legally sold is ACT (home of the federal government) and NT.
Windows XP already does something this for downloaded executable files. It seems to have been introduced in SP2, and will popup the warning before running an untrusted program:
"The publisher could not be verified. Are you sure you want to run this software?"
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go-oo is a different build to OOo. I am aware of an extension Sun Presenter Console, however I have never seen it in action because it crashes on any OOo I install it in.
Is it really there this time? I'm cynical because I recall them saying it would be in 2.x and it wasn't. Then it was going to be in 3.0, and it wasn't.
I downloaded Utorrent using Firefox.
Because Installation of Automatic Updates has completed. Computer will automatically reboot in 5 minutes...
it's a quick and brainless way to communicate with friends
I was going to argue that this was Facebook's territory, but then I realised that Facebook is a quick way to communicate with brainless friends.
Then 'bg' to launch the missiles in the background, whilst you play Minesweeper.
Blame the extension developer, and get them to fix it.
Or just edit the extension yourself, in plaintext. It's not like it's some obscure binary.
People also disable auto-updates because previous experience has hammered into them that Windows Updates can sometimes break things really badly.
When IE7 was updated on one of my machines it toasted my local SMB network (only on the XP side). It took several hours of wasted effort before finding a workaround.
This is your IT support's fault, not Windows Update's.
Clearly your IT support should have installed an OS that was reliable enough to give a presentation.
You can't make the system 'voter auditable' without losing the secret ballot.
Oh yes you can.
Punchscan has animations and pdfs explaining how it could work.
I wonder if this scenario could have existed if Nintendo had decided not to include a strap on the remote in the first place.
Uni is an extreme example. Those computers are often heavily locked down to prevent kids from running any kind of Torrent software.
Before any mods mark this as a troll, let me point out that Tel$tra still charge $150/GB for excess downloads on their broadband plans.
The few iPod owners I have spoken to said they never listened to the radio and never want to.
Perhaps that attitude is related to why they bought an iPod as opposed to a better value device...
I say, legalize some offensive capabilities for "Internet Users" and set up some general universal use rules.
That sounds like Cold War 2.0
After all, when you point a gun to shoot at someone else, you are tacitly giving them permission to shoot back at you (or even preemptively)
Were you infact an advisor for the Iraq War?
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Unfortunately this internet is vulnerable to the BruceLee attack.
I'd be quite happy to live in a country that has not had a mass gun murder since the nutcase rampage and subsequent gun buyback (1996).
Hopefully after this debacle the public will finally realise that Labour and Liberal are both equally shit, and then promptly vote in the Sex Party
Question: Suppose you wanted to get around IP address blocking, but didn't need the overhead of anonymity that Tor provides. You just need an automated way to find peers on the other side of "The Wall" to act as proxies. Is there something out there to do this that might perform better than Tor?)
This isn't automated, but it would probably work.
The Government has already provided an opt-in downloadable filter, however the service became a joke as soon as it was deployed.
Reasonable Australians don't want to see hard core porn (X-18+), yet the only two places where it can be legally sold is ACT (home of the federal government) and NT.
Congratulations! You're the billionth poster to invoke Godwin's Law.
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Am I mistaken in believing that UDP has been around for 24 years?
Windows XP already does something this for downloaded executable files. It seems to have been introduced in SP2, and will popup the warning before running an untrusted program:
"The publisher could not be verified. Are you sure you want to run this software?"