One way to handle this would be to work the plot out so that Romulans are actually seen by Terrans and/or allies, but that those who see them are either a) all killed or b) that it's all hushed up (I like this latter option, as there are all kinds of cool foreshadowin things which could be done).
Just give me your home address, and I'll be happy to swing by and check out^H^H^H ^H^H^H^H^H check on those thousands of dollars of servers and PIXes you have lying around.;>
Infrared generally requires line-of-sight, and you don't want to have to turn around and point your clicker at your laptop when in the mist of a presentation.
I've had great luck with the Keyspan Presentation Remote - it has a little USB wireless dongle which attaches to my PowerBook, and it works well with PowerPoint & Keynote.
It looks like a USB mouse to the system, so no additional drivers are required; it provides mouse-type functionality, so you can do remote demos, etc. I haven't tried it on Windows or Linux, but I'm pretty sure it would work in Windows with no drivers and in Linux if you have your XF86Config file set up properly (this should be tested, though).
is that it allows one to participate in a prison economy, to kill other inmates in exchange for packetts of cigarettes, drag (and toss!) bodies around, shiv guards, etc., all without committing a Class C felony in the first place.;>
It's best-suited for stateless stuff, but you don't get stateful failover within load-balanced Web clusters and such most of the time (unless the content-provider has gone to a lot of trouble to support it, using the right software and hardware and coding), so it's sometimes better than nothing.
Man, that explains why that choad who keeps kicking my ass at CounterStrike uses 'MrsRobinson' as her handle, and keeps making off-the-wall references to Botox and estrogen therapy while she's fragging my ass into oblivion!
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Try this.
We're potentially just a few EMPs away from losing a lot of information that's increasingly being stored on the Web in lieue of hardcopy.
Not being able to find server documentation is one thing; not being able to find, say, Planck's Constant is quite another.
Without knowing any further details, I'll bet that'll about sum it up. ;>
This.
Silly bureaucrats, just because there's an extra 'D' doesn't mean it's better!
;>
If only we could get the IRS to follow suit, life would be good.
FlowScan/flow-tools/RRDTool/CuFlow.
No - with a Cantenna plus a nearby business with a T1 or such, you're in the clover! ;>
one of these.
Works like a champ . . . ::yawn:: ;>
Just think what this could mean for online forums in general, and Slashdot in particular! ;>
One way to handle this would be to work the plot out so that Romulans are actually seen by Terrans and/or allies, but that those who see them are either a) all killed or b) that it's all hushed up (I like this latter option, as there are all kinds of cool foreshadowin things which could be done).
Say it isn't so!
Just give me your home address, and I'll be happy to swing by and check out^H^H^H ^H^H^H^H^H check on those thousands of dollars of servers and PIXes you have lying around. ;>
Infrared generally requires line-of-sight, and you don't want to have to turn around and point your clicker at your laptop when in the mist of a presentation.
I've had great luck with the Keyspan Presentation Remote - it has a little USB wireless dongle which attaches to my PowerBook, and it works well with PowerPoint & Keynote.
It looks like a USB mouse to the system, so no additional drivers are required; it provides mouse-type functionality, so you can do remote demos, etc. I haven't tried it on Windows or Linux, but I'm pretty sure it would work in Windows with no drivers and in Linux if you have your XF86Config file set up properly (this should be tested, though).
is that it allows one to participate in a prison economy, to kill other inmates in exchange for packetts of cigarettes, drag (and toss!) bodies around, shiv guards, etc., all without committing a Class C felony in the first place. ;>
Slashdot Is Not A Law Firm. ;>
It's best-suited for stateless stuff, but you don't get stateful failover within load-balanced Web clusters and such most of the time (unless the content-provider has gone to a lot of trouble to support it, using the right software and hardware and coding), so it's sometimes better than nothing.
More information here.
Venting their frustrations anonymously on a Web-based bulletin-board system? Who would'a thunk it?
What will they think of, next?!
just where did you say you go to school? ;>
Show me a PEAP implementation for Linux, or Mac OS/X, if PEAP is so 'open'.
I tend to concentrate on my work, rather than slacking around and posting inane questions to Slashdot.
;>
Heavy drinking, incessant womanizing, and general debauchery also answer quite nicely, I've found.
Man, that explains why that choad who keeps kicking my ass at CounterStrike uses 'MrsRobinson' as her handle, and keeps making off-the-wall references to Botox and estrogen therapy while she's fragging my ass into oblivion!
My guess is that it's there already, it's just that nobody has poked around enough to discover it.
Yet.
Just so that you know, Samtimes sucks on non-Windows platforms.
I mean, it really chews ass.
Just so that you know.