Just a quick info on a product that is from a woman in my town here in Norway. I think this has a huge potential and is targeting parents with kids from 7-10 years old.
Bipper.com is a simple sim-card with a the code included in the sim-card that makes you monitor and select who can call and text your children etc. There is also a code the child can call and then the phone will call persons in a ring until one answers. The location of the phone will also be sent. Since it's all on the sim-card it will work on most phones, even old phones that you most probably will give your youngsters.
Whatever the allegations, Assange has managed to get himself into trouble. Like this other guy at HP. And also this guy named Clinton (no need for URL I guess) that did not have sexual relationship with that woman.
Interesting how everybody thinks the wikileaks issue is some kind of CIA attack. These are males. You know, the male human.
I think the following options might help: 1. An option for gift certificate solving the "grandma problem". Just buy a certificate for e.g. $100 at MyTicketService.com (or similar), which I bet they already can do. 2. Buy-back. The ticket services should buy back for 90% of price within 3 days before concerts, 50% 2 days before, and 40% the day before. This way they would also be able to counterfeit the black market.
I don't care about people trying to sell tickets for profit. They just destroy for us all when they buy more tickets than they are able to use. Why should we care about them?
The main reason for this might be that a lot of IT seem to be specializing their people on narrow professions. There's less need for women, who are excellent multitaskers.
This has been the US way of thinking for ages. Yet you have more prisoners than any other countries.
The US needs to do something about why people go for such drastic steps, becoming burglars or similar. You cannot continue having a society where some win the great price and become rich whilst the majority stay poor. You need a better structure for so many things that I cannot see where to start.
The only great about the US now is the great minds that continue to immigrate from other countries. Yet for every great mind there is thousands of people growing up not even knowing anything except how to steal. It's time to wake up and try doing something about how peoples lives can get better in general.
They would split up the list and sell it as small lists. E.g. you could split it up into lists of 1000 accounts or less, wheras the newest accounts are the most likely to work, thus having the highest price or similar.
I would, even if you might not like it, recommend Windows Live Family Safety. It offers great parental control options like blocking websites, reporting, time limits, gaming restrictions etc. It needs Windows Live installed, but heck I don't care as long as I don't spend too much time setting this up.
I do not agree. You blame Microsoft for OS/2's failure. The project failed on it self. You refer back to 19*88* which was a long way before Windows 95. The competitor those days was Windows 3.0 which was much lighter and much easier to manage than a VERY heavyweight OS like OS/2. 5 minutes boot-up times and a long wait for every program startup. There were no appliactions available in 32-bit and it was simply a system 5 years ahead of any home computer. Microsoft did not use this as a lesson, instead, they withdrawed from the project instead of just waiting for itself to fail.
There was a reason Microsoft withdrawed from OS/2. IBM let everybody in the company come with their ideas and meaning. In the end the load time ended loading so much stuff that Microsoft just shook their head and withdrawed.
I've seen admin-problem in so many places. Both in Linux and Windows-environments. In Linux, people seem to add their ssh key so you can logon to pretty much every computer in your network. Well I sure hope you have control over every.sh file you might run. In Windows, it's very easy to add your normal user account to the Domain Admins group, thus you should really be careful on what you run from your account.
Heads up. Use a separate account for your admin privileges!
At work we have a lot of issues using Autocad when loading large files in 32-bit. I can confirm that Windows 7 leaves less RAM for applications than Vista and XP.
My workstations at work uses 100W, even if they are 99% idle. Not much difference in idle and cpu load. Also, mind you, my workstations uses 35W when they are in stand-by, and even 35W when they are turned OFF! I guess this is because of Wake on Lan is enabled or similar.
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Just a quick info on a product that is from a woman in my town here in Norway. I think this has a huge potential and is targeting parents with kids from 7-10 years old.
Bipper.com is a simple sim-card with a the code included in the sim-card that makes you monitor and select who can call and text your children etc. There is also a code the child can call and then the phone will call persons in a ring until one answers. The location of the phone will also be sent. Since it's all on the sim-card it will work on most phones, even old phones that you most probably will give your youngsters.
FYI, that limit is no longer present in Excel 2010.
as of today, Windows 7 gives me nothing but a few advantages for my company.
1. More satisfied users, as they feel the Windows XP is rather old.
2. uhh.
That's it.
Windows 7? Nothing to see here. Move along.
Whatever the allegations, Assange has managed to get himself into trouble. Like this other guy at HP. And also this guy named Clinton (no need for URL I guess) that did not have sexual relationship with that woman.
Interesting how everybody thinks the wikileaks issue is some kind of CIA attack.
These are males. You know, the male human.
Where airtime is given to anybody saying anything shocking or idiotic. And even posted at Slashdot.
Possible != Not Possible
Proof enough for me.
How about a toaster
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I wonder if he changed his name just to fight piracy in the first place. I bet he's been fighting Internet for a long time.
I think the following options might help:
1. An option for gift certificate solving the "grandma problem". Just buy a certificate for e.g. $100 at MyTicketService.com (or similar), which I bet they already can do.
2. Buy-back. The ticket services should buy back for 90% of price within 3 days before concerts, 50% 2 days before, and 40% the day before. This way they would also be able to counterfeit the black market.
I don't care about people trying to sell tickets for profit. They just destroy for us all when they buy more tickets than they are able to use. Why should we care about them?
The main reason for this might be that a lot of IT seem to be specializing their people on narrow professions. There's less need for women, who are excellent multitaskers.
They're smarter than the men.
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This has been the US way of thinking for ages. Yet you have more prisoners than any other countries.
The US needs to do something about why people go for such drastic steps, becoming burglars or similar. You cannot continue having a society where some win the great price and become rich whilst the majority stay poor. You need a better structure for so many things that I cannot see where to start.
The only great about the US now is the great minds that continue to immigrate from other countries. Yet for every great mind there is thousands of people growing up not even knowing anything except how to steal. It's time to wake up and try doing something about how peoples lives can get better in general.
They would split up the list and sell it as small lists. E.g. you could split it up into lists of 1000 accounts or less, wheras the newest accounts are the most likely to work, thus having the highest price or similar.
I would, even if you might not like it, recommend Windows Live Family Safety. It offers great parental control options like blocking websites, reporting, time limits, gaming restrictions etc. It needs Windows Live installed, but heck I don't care as long as I don't spend too much time setting this up.
I do not agree. You blame Microsoft for OS/2's failure. The project failed on it self. You refer back to 19*88* which was a long way before Windows 95. The competitor those days was Windows 3.0 which was much lighter and much easier to manage than a VERY heavyweight OS like OS/2. 5 minutes boot-up times and a long wait for every program startup. There were no appliactions available in 32-bit and it was simply a system 5 years ahead of any home computer. Microsoft did not use this as a lesson, instead, they withdrawed from the project instead of just waiting for itself to fail.
There was a reason Microsoft withdrawed from OS/2. IBM let everybody in the company come with their ideas and meaning. In the end the load time ended loading so much stuff that Microsoft just shook their head and withdrawed.
I've seen admin-problem in so many places. Both in Linux and Windows-environments. In Linux, people seem to add their ssh key so you can logon to pretty much every computer in your network. Well I sure hope you have control over every .sh file you might run. In Windows, it's very easy to add your normal user account to the Domain Admins group, thus you should really be careful on what you run from your account.
Heads up. Use a separate account for your admin privileges!
At work we have a lot of issues using Autocad when loading large files in 32-bit. I can confirm that Windows 7 leaves less RAM for applications than Vista and XP.
Are you gonne monitor my soft-porn surfing too?
1. Buy the patents
2. Compete with Spotify
My workstations at work uses 100W, even if they are 99% idle. Not much difference in idle and cpu load.
Also, mind you, my workstations uses 35W when they are in stand-by, and even 35W when they are turned OFF! I guess this is because of Wake on Lan is enabled or similar.
Make a deal for booking double overtime for time spent at customer calls.
I really like Microsoft's way of defining IT people. They're either IT Professionals or Developers.
Being an IT Pro defines me.
You can't compare it to a ship? It's a BAY damnit! :)