I take it you've never worked with an obsessive Christian who's always asking you to pray with him. Or an extremist from either end of the political spectrum who sarcastically criticizes anyone who disagrees with him.
Then wouldn't the reasonable thing to do be to fire the person in question for harassment?
They made their own version that was incompatible with Sun's that was intended to eventually be built into Windows to effectively wrestle the control of Java away from them.
Actually, you can recover the password. You just have to boot it into ROM Monitor and change the config register so it'll bypass the startup-config. Then load the config and change the password.
The main problem with that is that if it became normal practice, you could bet that password tools like John the Ripper and Medusa would add support for combining arbitrary dictionary words, thus making it not take that long to crack.
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You say all that, but it works just fine in Arch without any tinkering. There package's even available in the Community repo.
http://xkcd.com/323/
Buy an unlocked phone like this one and get a sim card from a company like Straight Talk for about $50 a month.
#5 Ease change of the desktop environments
I mean a complete change, not just like a theme. I really like to replace the whole Windows desktop with KDE.
You should know better than that. Also, here.
You have to love those awfully photoshopped pictures in the video!
I take it you've never worked with an obsessive Christian who's always asking you to pray with him. Or an extremist from either end of the political spectrum who sarcastically criticizes anyone who disagrees with him.
Then wouldn't the reasonable thing to do be to fire the person in question for harassment?
Yeah, seems like it nuked the fridge.
The military decided on Android for phones but iOS on tablets? They should try being more consistent...
They made their own version that was incompatible with Sun's that was intended to eventually be built into Windows to effectively wrestle the control of Java away from them.
You're describing Unity, not Gnome 3.
Actually, you can recover the password. You just have to boot it into ROM Monitor and change the config register so it'll bypass the startup-config. Then load the config and change the password.
It never ceases to amaze me just how accurate George Orwell was about where England was going.
The main problem with that is that if it became normal practice, you could bet that password tools like John the Ripper and Medusa would add support for combining arbitrary dictionary words, thus making it not take that long to crack.
You forgot to tell us to get off your lawn.
Nah, they'd probably just pay the fines and go about business as usual. It's not like the FCC would do anything about it.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Golden_hammer
This is exactly what they need. Otherwise, Google Docs and Office 365 might end up making LibreOffice irrelevent.
Isn't this what armored cable is made for?
They'll sell them "new" but use the box as a display and have the actual units stored behind the counter, and they'll have mysterious signs of use.
Because they haven't been making money.