My guess is that everything was tested on a nice hard bench. When you stick the PSU on a carpet the inherent fluffyness of the carpet blocks the ventilation and causes it to overheat.
If people had contributed to Nessus in the past then this situation wouldn't have happened. The only people who are likely to be harmed by this are the ones who did nothing to help in the first place.
My new laptop had the same problem both with the builtin wireless, and the card out of my older laptop. It would connect to my network, but wouldn't pick up a DHCP address and wouldn't work with a static address either. However it would join my neighbours unencrypted AP quite happily.
In the end, the only way I could get it to work was to disable WEP on my AP, this allowed the laptop to connect quite happily, I then re-enabled WEP and everything was fine.
Actually it enables a few functions from the 10D, not the 20D.
The Digital Rebal (aka 300D) is still missing quite a few functions such as second-curtain flash, selectable AF mode, has a smaller buffer, and is noticably slower than the 10D.
but I'm still struggling a bit with the 'Why' part of the equation.
Just because you can't see a need for it, doesn't automatically make it pointless.
It'll copy the data off of a camera at the press of a button, and takes standard AA batteries which means you can carry a bag full of spares and not have to worry about running out of power in the middle of an important photo shoot.
BTW any CEO/CIO what agrees to a nine year contract for anything with any vendor ought to be fired on the spot. What kind of a moron does that?
It's a nine year contract with break-points every three years.
It also ties in with the nine years remaining on the NPfIT (National Programme for IT) project, which is bringing a mostly-unified computer system to the entire NHS.
It is litestep.net that has all identical pages. Presumably you see more if you register, but I refuse to register with a site just to find out what it is I'm registering for.
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That's a known problem with laptops with more that 1G RAM.
IIRC there is a fix from Microsoft, but it's not freely available.
Unfortunately this is all too common these days. Everyone with a camera is automatically a paedophile or a terrorist (more even more.
However they still ask the public for photographs when it suits them.
Who says Adobe are paying Google to distribute it?
It's freely available software anyway, I suspect you can even find copies of it bundled with your breakfast cereal.
PDFCreator isn't really a suitable replacement for Acrobat Reader is it? But why let that spoil your argument.
In addition ClamWin doesn't actually have an on-access virus scanner which makes it somewhat suboptimal.
I suppose space is quite a long way from the Isle of Wight :)
If you're going to try to be pedantic, at least be accurate. "pretence" is perfectly valid here.
My guess is that everything was tested on a nice hard bench. When you stick the PSU on a carpet the inherent fluffyness of the carpet blocks the ventilation and causes it to overheat.
There is a moral in there somewhere.
Support open software, or you'll lose it.
If people had contributed to Nessus in the past then this situation wouldn't have happened. The only people who are likely to be harmed by this are the ones who did nothing to help in the first place.
If you are experienced enough to run something like Nessus, then you can also run Ethereal or similar and watch the network traffic.
Not if you have even half a brain.
Multiple dhcp servers is sensible.
Nope, because regular PCs don't fit on your lap when you're sat in front of the TV.
Photo Trekker?
It's basically a Mini Trekker with space for a laptop.
My new laptop had the same problem both with the builtin wireless, and the card out of my older laptop. It would connect to my network, but wouldn't pick up a DHCP address and wouldn't work with a static address either. However it would join my neighbours unencrypted AP quite happily.
In the end, the only way I could get it to work was to disable WEP on my AP, this allowed the laptop to connect quite happily, I then re-enabled WEP and everything was fine.
Best get my BSD Daemon tattoo done before it's too out of date :)
[i]The printer can't know where I live.[/i]
:)
Nope, but it knows where you bought it
The CD/DVD tray is only supplied in Europe for some reason.
Actually it enables a few functions from the 10D, not the 20D.
The Digital Rebal (aka 300D) is still missing quite a few functions such as second-curtain flash, selectable AF mode, has a smaller buffer, and is noticably slower than the 10D.
but I'm still struggling a bit with the 'Why' part of the equation.
Just because you can't see a need for it, doesn't automatically make it pointless.
It'll copy the data off of a camera at the press of a button, and takes standard AA batteries which means you can carry a bag full of spares and not have to worry about running out of power in the middle of an important photo shoot.
so what has this that the iPod hasn't ?
The ability to connect it directly to a camera, and copy all the data across at the press of a button.
Something that's very useful to people taking lots of pictures and storing them in Raw format.
supernova != suprnova
BTW any CEO/CIO what agrees to a nine year contract for anything with any vendor ought to be fired on the spot. What kind of a moron does that?
It's a nine year contract with break-points every three years.
It also ties in with the nine years remaining on the NPfIT (National Programme for IT) project, which is bringing a mostly-unified computer system to the entire NHS.
Because most of the Doctors like to think they are god, and believe that they know more than their IT department.
How far do you think 200 projects of 5 staff each would go in the NHS?
A quick hint, the NHS employs somthing in excess of 1.3 million people.
Would it be too much to tell us what Hibernate acutally is/does?
And you may want to check links correctly.
It is litestep.net that has all identical pages. Presumably you see more if you register, but I refuse to register with a site just to find out what it is I'm registering for.
Of course, that won't stop me from using Firefox.
If this was an issue with IE and not Firefox, I hope you'd still be saying the same thing?
However I suspect that you'd be denigrating IE as loudly as possible, while insisting that everyone should move immediately to Firefox.