You don't understand, the tools aren't hidden, you can still go into User Manager or GPE. The user group just isn't there. The steps descibed in the grandparent post is a group policy *hack*. XP Home was never intended to have a Power-User equivilent account. Nor can it log on to a domain (which a Win9x/ME PC *can* do). If it isn't greed, then how do you explain taking out a feature that has been in every other version of Windows since Win 3.11?
BTW What are some of the hidden Win2K admin tools you speak of? I'm not trying to troll, I really would like to know.
Yeah, well that is the point of XP Home. It's networking & security abilities have been puposefully crippled so they have a reason to charge more for XP Corp.
Probably not, but at the same time there probably aren't very many more of you either. I do know one girl that didn't like them, but she's pretty vacuous & has the attention span of a goldfish.
LOL, I'm probably the one person in the world that doesn't like Half-Life. On the other hand I know you can get UT2003, RtCW, Quake, & Baldur's Gate I & II for a Mac so I'd probably be a pretty happy Mac gamer.
No Vice City, but I guess you can't have everything.
Games & variants of common program types (FTP, Media Players) are all Win32 seems to have going for it right now. I'm sure you can point out a billion of examples or niche programs that maybe a handful of people use, and then again, so can I. That's not the point. The point is, there is almost nothing that you can do on a WinTel that you can't do on a Mac.
Depends on, if you are talking about XP Home or Corp. There isn't a Power-User account XP Home. In XP Pro to enable Power-Users you have to go to User Management in Windows Management (Control Panel won't help you here).
Try writing to the system (not user) registry in XP Corp as a User or Power-User. You can't.
The only group of people I know well armed enough to threaten my family & be anywhere near us at the time is the government. If it gets to that point the vote doesn't matter anymore anyhow.
Well go back to your messages parent and see if it doesn't look like you are saying that MLK wrote "Letters from a Birmingham Jail" from Reidsvile State Prison. That's why I though you we're being ignorant. I thought you were trying to say that he was never in Birmingham Jail.
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Thanks for pointing that article out.
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Fox would lose a lot of ratings?
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Actually, it was said to just be a normal DOS attack when it was reported yesterday, that's the main reason I was wondering.
(No I haven't read the article yet.)
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You don't understand, the tools aren't hidden, you can still go into User Manager or GPE. The user group just isn't there. The steps descibed in the grandparent post is a group policy *hack*. XP Home was never intended to have a Power-User equivilent account. Nor can it log on to a domain (which a Win9x/ME PC *can* do). If it isn't greed, then how do you explain taking out a feature that has been in every other version of Windows since Win 3.11?
BTW What are some of the hidden Win2K admin tools you speak of? I'm not trying to troll, I really would like to know.
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.... where did the synflood come from?
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It was for Class President?
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Yeah, well that is the point of XP Home. It's networking & security abilities have been puposefully crippled so they have a reason to charge more for XP Corp.
Fucking Leeches.
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And if Japan hadn't bombed us, Germany might of had the A-bomb first, which would have been a *bad* thing.
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Probably not, but at the same time there probably aren't very many more of you either. I do know one girl that didn't like them, but she's pretty vacuous & has the attention span of a goldfish.
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You mean you didn't take that guy out with a shovel before the auction?!? Damn light-weights.
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You didn't?
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So Tyler wasn't making soap, he was cloning himself?
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Cool, thanks for the information.
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And this actually works for XP Home? Very cool.
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But at the same time, and I'm not very familiar with Maya, aren't Final Cut Pro or Adobe Premier Real-Time similar software packages.
(Quick google search later)
No, I guess not. MU does quite a few things that they don't. Of course if you're using it on a regular basis, I bet you already have a PC & a Mac.
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LOL, I'm probably the one person in the world that doesn't like Half-Life. On the other hand I know you can get UT2003, RtCW, Quake, & Baldur's Gate I & II for a Mac so I'd probably be a pretty happy Mac gamer.
No Vice City, but I guess you can't have everything.
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Hey look, another stupid AC that can't parse English.
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He's so fucked up on Oxycontin that he niether knows nor cares.
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Games & variants of common program types (FTP, Media Players) are all Win32 seems to have going for it right now. I'm sure you can point out a billion of examples or niche programs that maybe a handful of people use, and then again, so can I. That's not the point. The point is, there is almost nothing that you can do on a WinTel that you can't do on a Mac.
Jaysyn
Depends on, if you are talking about XP Home or Corp. There isn't a Power-User account XP Home. In XP Pro to enable Power-Users you have to go to User Management in Windows Management (Control Panel won't help you here).
Try writing to the system (not user) registry in XP Corp as a User or Power-User. You can't.
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No power user account in XP home, either they can do everything (administrator) or nothing (user).
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The only group of people I know well armed enough to threaten my family & be anywhere near us at the time is the government. If it gets to that point the vote doesn't matter anymore anyhow.
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Well go back to your messages parent and see if it doesn't look like you are saying that MLK wrote "Letters from a Birmingham Jail" from Reidsvile State Prison. That's why I though you we're being ignorant. I thought you were trying to say that he was never in Birmingham Jail.
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Holy Shit! My Rep actually did something both intelligent & useful. Time to send the "Good Boy" fax.
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You're a real asshole, how hard is it to send him to the Win32 XVid codec?
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