I for one would not want to be on the end of the help desk phones. "What do you mean you installed SP2?!!? Our company policy specifically prohibits that Service Pack because of incompatibility X"
I'm not sure how it works where you work but around here, the normal user has no right to install anything, auto-update is disabled and the IT department decides what is installed and what is not installed on the computers. So that announcement is not really a problem.
Then again windows has no ability (AFAIK) to switch users while still logged in, so that certain tasks can be done with higher privileges.
In Windows XP, you can use either of two methods to do this. Use the fast user switching to log into another account without logging out of the first one. Or use the right button on any executable file and use the Run As... option to run the program with the priviledges of another user.
The real problem is that it's pretty hard to know the real intent of someone breaking in your house. Maybe he's not after your property after all, but it will be too late when you learn it.
1 trillion dollars? The author seems to think that's not enough. From the picture, you see that you could couple that super-grid with a high-speed long-distance underground train... i guess that's 1 trillion more
I wonder why everyone would want to search his browser cache. I always thought the cache was wasted space on my hard drive and i always empty it up as soon as i close my browser in IE, and as often as possible in Firefox.
But from reading the description, i guess Executive orders is the follow-up to it since it's start with a 747 crashing on the white-house... So I guess we were both right.
Don't forget that Quebecor also owns two of the biggest newspapers in the province. Media concentration at its best !
And that's what they do... And they chose Intel all the way.
I'm not sure how it works where you work but around here, the normal user has no right to install anything, auto-update is disabled and the IT department decides what is installed and what is not installed on the computers. So that announcement is not really a problem.
In Windows XP, you can use either of two methods to do this. Use the fast user switching to log into another account without logging out of the first one. Or use the right button on any executable file and use the Run As... option to run the program with the priviledges of another user.
Actually, there is a word for upload, it's : téléversement. I never use it anyway, i think it sounds bad.
Make the thing fly with the trophy in it...
The real problem is that it's pretty hard to know the real intent of someone breaking in your house. Maybe he's not after your property after all, but it will be too late when you learn it.
Maybe the curse had the Y2K bug...
He wrote NSA, not NASA.
The AI controlled woman used this kind of monofilament in Book 3 and 4 of Dan Simmon's Hyperion serie.
My point is a browser that runs bad HTML code implies bad programing methods.
Bad implementation of the standards maybe, but it has nothing to do with the programming methods.
the multi-lingual hookers
That opens some strange possibilities...
1 trillion dollars? The author seems to think that's not enough. From the picture, you see that you could couple that super-grid with a high-speed long-distance underground train... i guess that's 1 trillion more
I wonder why everyone would want to search his browser cache. I always thought the cache was wasted space on my hard drive and i always empty it up as soon as i close my browser in IE, and as often as possible in Firefox.
Haven't read Debt of honor sorry.
But from reading the description, i guess Executive orders is the follow-up to it since it's start with a 747 crashing on the white-house... So I guess we were both right.
Actually, that's Executive Orders. Not Debt of honor.
Two words for you : Chez Ashton
But then, you got to live near Quebec city.
(odds are I'm misspelling it. Oh well, it's like 6AM, and I haven't finished my coffee)
Is the correct spelling written on the bottom of your cup?