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If you disagree with this conclusion than consider how you will respond when your employer or customers decide they will start paying you whatever they want to and if that's not enough for rent, too bad for you
IIRC, a salary was offered to me prior to accepting the job. It's that whole offer letter deal where they tell me what they are willing to pay me and I have the option to accept it, negotiate it or decline it.
I've had a couple calls from them and when I ask to speak with a supervisor, I get hung up on. They also list their number in the recording where you can call back, which prompts you to leave a voice mail or to hold on to talk to a representative. I think I called back about 25 times, each time holding for a minute and requesting to speak to a supervisor, each time I was hung up on. Oh the fun of Skype-Out calling the telemarketers wondering who is calling THEM! =)
Bard's Tale was remade and wow... had it not contained the original 3 PC versions it would have been a waste of $20 in the bargain bin. Needless to say it was neat to go down memory lane with the originals.
Well I guess the next logical step is pr0n night in the basement. I mean after all what else could be more important to the teenage boys, next to Halo3 of course...
I have been a Netflix subscriber since about 2000. Every now and then I would go to a Blockbuster to pick up a movie "right now" that might have been buried in my queue or just a spontaneous rental. I no longer use Blockbuster for these rentals because of the marketing and hassle just to check out. The barrage of upselling sodas, snacks, movie deals cards, etc when all I want is my movie and go. I still have an average of 30 movies in my queue and quite happy getting two movies every week but now and again still crave the spontaneous one in between. I am now in love with RedBox that is in my local grocery store and I've seen a few at other shopping centers. I don't know how far reaching or large they are but this was an awesome idea. http://www.redbox.com/
Actually, Windows Server 2003 SP0 has no firewall -- you get that with SP1 or R2 versions. So tone down your pwnt rant it's obvious you have not installed all flavors thereof and the ink on your MS cert must still be wet. To be perfectly clear here, let's go to the source, Microsoft. I've pasted the important bits after the link. No need to believe me, just google "introduction of firewall Windows server 2003".
Differences in Default Behavior for Windows Firewall Windows Server 2003 SP1 includes Windows Firewall, which works the same way as Windows Firewall in Windows XP SP2. However, because the purpose of a server computer is to accept incoming unsolicited traffic, Windows Firewall for Windows Server 2003 SP1 is disabled by default.
The exception to this behavior is the following: for a new installation of Windows Server 2003 that already includes SP1 (known as a slipstream installation), Windows Firewall is enabled by default for the duration of the Post-Setup Security Updates, a portion of the initial setup of the server computer in which the latest security fixes are downloaded and installed from Windows Update and Automatic Updates are configured. After the Post-Setup Security Updates is complete, Windows Firewall is disabled. If you do not want the Post-Setup Security Updates, you can use the Unattend.txt file or Group Policy to configure Windows Firewall settings. The Post-Setup Security Updates does not occur if there are configured Windows Firewall settings.
You can enable Windows Firewall on a computer running Windows Server 2003 with SP1 manually using the Windows Firewall component of Control Panel, through Group Policy settings as described in Deploying Windows Firewall Settings for Microsoft Windows XP with Service Pack 2, or you can use the new Security Configuration Wizard in Windows Server 2003 SP1. The Security Configuration Wizard is the recommended method to enable and configure Windows Firewall and other security settings on computers running Windows Server 2003 with SP1.
I registered it by calling 1-800-comcast and providing the MAC to the cable modem to the tech on the other phone and two reboots of the cable modem. Took 10 minutes. You can always tell them their software doesn't work and blue screens at autostart or that you are running 64-bit XP or 64-bit Windows. It's a myth that one must install 3rd party software to get a DSL or Cable modem activated.
There are just a lot of lazy and ill-prepared users to be accomodated. I'm not perfect by any means, I just prefer to make sure things get put where they belong and catagorize them properly. I've never understood the fascination with desktop search engines and why anyone would want to cache everything.
The fact that I don't have empirical parental experience with kids of my own doesn't invalidate my experiences from when I was a child. I'm not here to say you are wrong -- parenting is a personal thing. I just find it amusing when non-parents go off the wall and tell parents how wrong they are based on their own upbringing / friends upbringing / co-workers children. I'm not an art critic and I have an understanding of what I think is art and what I don't think is art. What the guy who runs an art museum says is art is certainly more educated than I on the arts but I'm entitled to my own interpretations just as you are.
I do things differently then my parents because the environment has changed drastically. Things aren't the same when we were kids. Even if you are in your early 20s think hard what it was like "being a kid" in the world 10-15 years ago. The same reasons that my parents raised me differently than their parents and so on. When you are responsible for children, particularly your own, you will see things differently. I've been told that from other parents and adults when I was growing up and early adulthood before I had children of my own. Now it makes sense and it is instinctive. I don't understand the need for semantics to dance around "Spy on" and "Supervise". Software is not ample supervision. No different then baby gates or playpens -- they are not meant to provide a safe and secure area they are tools to assist with supervision. Or are these tools of imprisonment?
Likely you fall into one of the below categories...
A) Have no children of your own
B) Still a minor or recently "liberated" from your parents
C) Live in a fantasy world and very naive
E) Combination of the above
We are far from a perfect world and for those of you that think you should just trust and respect your children blindly, you are doing them a disservice. It's not my children I don't trust it's other people that interact directly and indirectly with my children I worry about. Family, neighbors, strangers, all of them.
It's not simply a matter of trust and respect from parent to child or child to parent. Kids are prone to make dangerous mistakes and as a parent it is my job to do what I can to best prevent them from making those mistakes or allowing others mistakes to harm then when I can. I didn't send my kids outside with a bike to learn to ride it alone; I was there every step of the way. Even though they are now able to ride alone without my being there to catch them and prevent every fall or accident, I still pay attention and check up on them as they cruise up and down the sidewalks.
Yeah but it's a bit more forgiving than iTunes DRM in that I can take my DVDs (presently) and play them on a DVD player made by Sony or JVC or Walmart Branx-X. With the iTunes DRM model, I'm limited to iTunes or iPod. I know what you were getting at I was trying to simplify their differences.
Although I'm not into the iTunes video for TV, I prefer to buy the DVD series at the end of the season. No commercials, accessible when I want it to be and no DRM that I am aware of. It's nice to see that the networks are stepping up and making it available online but I really doubt that will kill iTunes Video...
Kind of like how every damn non-geek dreams of running their own business and having absolutely no idea how to use technology that drives said business...
TrackIT is not for the small company that does not have access to an IIS server and MSSQL. Would love to know of a way to get this working with apache/mysql but we are a Windows shop primarily anyway. TrackIT is expensive but very robust. I have 6 technicians working with TrackIT in a 300 user workplace accross 22 offices. Lots of basic reporting and in my experience more stable and user-friendly than any of the open source options I tried.
So a background check will reveal that your SysAdmin is reading your email? I think not... and frankly, as a SysAdmin I am required to periodically scan company email. It's not the act of reading your email you need to worry about. It's what they do with that information/knowledge they obtain from the email. I hate when the clueless rage on about people having their email read by someone else. I'm an honorable person and also bound by a confidentiality agreement. WTF?!
This has nearly EVERYTHING you want to know. Scans of original packaging, game manuals... used to have all the roms too but I think that stopped a long time ago because of law suits.
And after all this time I thought I was bad at video games. I still haven't beaten Everquest yet! 40 hours a week over 5 years and just as I'm ready to beat the game, they add another expansion and another final encounter! [Shakes fist at Sony] Damn you! Damn you to hell!
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The search for it yielded no results either.
And how much of the Microsoft 9.7% is because of every default installation of Windows where starting IE forces you to Microsoft ?
Funny how lawyer services were excluded for just about every other service now taxable in MD. So glad I left the state and went to southern PA.
IIRC, a salary was offered to me prior to accepting the job. It's that whole offer letter deal where they tell me what they are willing to pay me and I have the option to accept it, negotiate it or decline it.
I use this often seems to work nicely.
http://www.whocalled.us/
I've had a couple calls from them and when I ask to speak with a supervisor, I get hung up on. They also list their number in the recording where you can call back, which prompts you to leave a voice mail or to hold on to talk to a representative. I think I called back about 25 times, each time holding for a minute and requesting to speak to a supervisor, each time I was hung up on. Oh the fun of Skype-Out calling the telemarketers wondering who is calling THEM! =)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AI-MEP672xg
How about batting a skater instead???
Bard's Tale was remade and wow ... had it not contained the original 3 PC versions it would have been a waste of $20 in the bargain bin. Needless to say it was neat to go down memory lane with the originals.
http://www.thebardstale.com/
Well I guess the next logical step is pr0n night in the basement. I mean after all what else could be more important to the teenage boys, next to Halo3 of course ...
I have been a Netflix subscriber since about 2000. Every now and then I would go to a Blockbuster to pick up a movie "right now" that might have been buried in my queue or just a spontaneous rental. I no longer use Blockbuster for these rentals because of the marketing and hassle just to check out. The barrage of upselling sodas, snacks, movie deals cards, etc when all I want is my movie and go. I still have an average of 30 movies in my queue and quite happy getting two movies every week but now and again still crave the spontaneous one in between. I am now in love with RedBox that is in my local grocery store and I've seen a few at other shopping centers. I don't know how far reaching or large they are but this was an awesome idea. http://www.redbox.com/
It's not a vulnerability ... it's a IE migration to Firefox feature!
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/community/column
I registered it by calling 1-800-comcast and providing the MAC to the cable modem to the tech on the other phone and two reboots of the cable modem. Took 10 minutes. You can always tell them their software doesn't work and blue screens at autostart or that you are running 64-bit XP or 64-bit Windows. It's a myth that one must install 3rd party software to get a DSL or Cable modem activated.
Odd ... since when did a DHCP client require Internet Explorer?
There are just a lot of lazy and ill-prepared users to be accomodated. I'm not perfect by any means, I just prefer to make sure things get put where they belong and catagorize them properly. I've never understood the fascination with desktop search engines and why anyone would want to cache everything.
Ok so I'm not the only retard that misread that one too ...
I do things differently then my parents because the environment has changed drastically. Things aren't the same when we were kids. Even if you are in your early 20s think hard what it was like "being a kid" in the world 10-15 years ago. The same reasons that my parents raised me differently than their parents and so on. When you are responsible for children, particularly your own, you will see things differently. I've been told that from other parents and adults when I was growing up and early adulthood before I had children of my own. Now it makes sense and it is instinctive. I don't understand the need for semantics to dance around "Spy on" and "Supervise". Software is not ample supervision. No different then baby gates or playpens -- they are not meant to provide a safe and secure area they are tools to assist with supervision. Or are these tools of imprisonment?
Two words. Trust and respect. --
Likely you fall into one of the below categories
A) Have no children of your own
B) Still a minor or recently "liberated" from your parents
C) Live in a fantasy world and very naive
E) Combination of the above
We are far from a perfect world and for those of you that think you should just trust and respect your children blindly, you are doing them a disservice. It's not my children I don't trust it's other people that interact directly and indirectly with my children I worry about. Family, neighbors, strangers, all of them.
It's not simply a matter of trust and respect from parent to child or child to parent. Kids are prone to make dangerous mistakes and as a parent it is my job to do what I can to best prevent them from making those mistakes or allowing others mistakes to harm then when I can. I didn't send my kids outside with a bike to learn to ride it alone; I was there every step of the way. Even though they are now able to ride alone without my being there to catch them and prevent every fall or accident, I still pay attention and check up on them as they cruise up and down the sidewalks.
Yeah but it's a bit more forgiving than iTunes DRM in that I can take my DVDs (presently) and play them on a DVD player made by Sony or JVC or Walmart Branx-X. With the iTunes DRM model, I'm limited to iTunes or iPod. I know what you were getting at I was trying to simplify their differences.
Although I'm not into the iTunes video for TV, I prefer to buy the DVD series at the end of the season. No commercials, accessible when I want it to be and no DRM that I am aware of. It's nice to see that the networks are stepping up and making it available online but I really doubt that will kill iTunes Video ...
Kind of like how every damn non-geek dreams of running their own business and having absolutely no idea how to use technology that drives said business...
TrackIT is not for the small company that does not have access to an IIS server and MSSQL. Would love to know of a way to get this working with apache/mysql but we are a Windows shop primarily anyway. TrackIT is expensive but very robust. I have 6 technicians working with TrackIT in a 300 user workplace accross 22 offices. Lots of basic reporting and in my experience more stable and user-friendly than any of the open source options I tried.
Dude put it on the AH ... I always get screwed with like 6x http://www.thottbot.com/?i=1039 or some shit when I disenchant items!
So a background check will reveal that your SysAdmin is reading your email? I think not ... and frankly, as a SysAdmin I am required to periodically scan company email. It's not the act of reading your email you need to worry about. It's what they do with that information/knowledge they obtain from the email. I hate when the clueless rage on about people having their email read by someone else. I'm an honorable person and also bound by a confidentiality agreement. WTF?!
Maybe http://www.lemon64.com/ will spark a few memories.
... used to have all the roms too but I think that stopped a long time ago because of law suits.
This has nearly EVERYTHING you want to know. Scans of original packaging, game manuals
And after all this time I thought I was bad at video games. I still haven't beaten Everquest yet! 40 hours a week over 5 years and just as I'm ready to beat the game, they add another expansion and another final encounter! [Shakes fist at Sony] Damn you! Damn you to hell!