check technet. prior to my subscription expiring this year, i do remember software as old as Windows 3.0 being on there. you can get the technet standard subscription for around $160 or even cheaper if you find coupons.
I just checked and regions bank allowed me to pull up to 540 days... if that isn't sufficient, you should really just be using a program like quicken to download things automatically for you.
The last time I worked for a big corporation, we were given a guide to avoiding sexual harassment. Already, this should suggest to you that "sexual harassment" covers more than you think it does -- after all, we were given a guide to avoiding it, not just told to show respect to our coworkers. The guide indicated that pinning up a swimsuit calendar in your cubicle is considered sexual harassment. So is look at sexy (not necessarily nude or pornographic) pictures on your computer, since a female coworker might see the display and get offended.
Sorry, but ever since then, I have been suspicious of "sexual harassment" claims, particularly when details are scant and the claims come out of a corporation. If one her first day at HP, her first encounter with Mr. Hurd was him grabbing her butt in the copy room and asking her to get naked, then fine, it is sexual harassment. Without details indicating that, though, I would not jump to conclusions.
Now if only someone could invent something that would stop my wife putting non-rechargable batteries in my charger and blowing them up. She said it was an accident... I just think she likes the explosions.
maybe she's holding them wrong when she inserts them
What else is there? It's not like you can back up to a SAN, and then stick the SAN in a courier bag and send it to remote storage. Optical? Too small. The magical "cloud" doesn't stack up well for security compared to a physical safe. Flash is promising, but still not there in terms of reliablity.
When they come up with a compact, reliable, portable storage medium I'll be the first one to toss tapes out the window. The idea of running backups to some credit-card sized SD cards is appealing.
Then they started rolling every goddamn thing into the "digital only" package. "Doesn't cost any more" except that you have to rent a specialized fucking receiver for each goddamn room you want it in, or if you want to actually use the CableCard function built into your TV, they actually charge you MORE to rent the fucking cablecard.
This statement is incorrect. Comcast gave those receivers out for free for every room of your house. I have 3 of them.
the saying in my IT world is.... "If it's not broken, break something that is easy to fix so at least you can look busy". The biggest problem with management vs IT is that when your IT guy is doing his job, less stuff tends to break. This leads to management thinking that the IT guy isn't doing anything and can be eliminated. My philosophy is to "break" something on a regular basis so that you can at least look busy when people walk around your desk or cube. Staring at log files typically just looks like you are browsing the web to people who don't know any better.
the problem with GMO crops is that they can't be contained. a farmer doesn't have to plant monsanto's corn or soy beans for them to start growing in their fields.
and to anyone who says "i will just avoid eating corn and corn products".... good luck. almost every product in the grocery store either contains corn or ate corn.
well... not exactly. if you are jailbroken, you can use cydia to download and install apps that might have been rejected. there usually is no mention as to if the apps have been rejected or not, but there are tons of apps that WOULD be rejected if they were submitted to apple.
compatws.inf is the workaround for apps that require admin rights when you don't want to grant them. compatws.inf is the security template that relaxes the permissions for the "users" group.
furthermore, i stopped somewhere around 60-70 people in the 5 months that i did loss prevention. all of them were charged with a misdemeanor and were put on probation for 11 months 29 days. these cases are shuffled through the court system so fast that the judges usually don't even pay attention to the actual case. the average amount of time that a shoplifter sat before a judge was about 5 minutes.
way to spread the FUD. you are basing your main argument on the exception, not the rule. most shoplifters get charged with a misdemeanor....not felony burglary. the loss prevention worker has input on the charges because they are the ones that call the police and tell them what charges to file. at one point, i stopped an employee that was stealing over $1000 of stuff.... the loss prevention manager didn't want to mess with felony charges, so he told the cops she had stolen under $500.
i used to work loss prevention for wally world and what you are saying is total bullshit. maybe in the super-overlegislated state of california, but not in the rest of the country. in TN, it isn't a felony unless it is over $500. everything under that usually gets the sentence of 11 months 29 days probation PLUS court cost an retribution. most shoplifters that i stopped never even bothered to get a lawyer. the rules for the company i was at wouldn't allow you to stop someone if you weren't 100% sure they had stolen something. if you stopped someone and they didn't have what you thought they had, you got written up. 2 write-ups and you were gone.
your specific one might, but newer ones don't necessarily need a landline. i have an adt system that has cellular service. i pay an extra $3 a month for it. if the box ever loses signal to the cell tower, adt calls me. in the 3 years that i've had the system, it has never lost signal to the cell tower.
it won't last.. it never does. vandy will always be the 2nd team in TN, regardless of what their record is. i live in nashville and can't stand the dores or the vols. in any other conference, vandy would be a contender every year. med and law students just don't have what it takes to compete with the good ole boys that go to all of the other SEC schools.
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check technet. prior to my subscription expiring this year, i do remember software as old as Windows 3.0 being on there. you can get the technet standard subscription for around $160 or even cheaper if you find coupons.
the speed that my dog shakes seems directly related to how much soap is on him when i bath him and whether or not i'm wearing my glasses....
I just checked and regions bank allowed me to pull up to 540 days... if that isn't sufficient, you should really just be using a program like quicken to download things automatically for you.
sexual harassment is pretty serious
The last time I worked for a big corporation, we were given a guide to avoiding sexual harassment. Already, this should suggest to you that "sexual harassment" covers more than you think it does -- after all, we were given a guide to avoiding it, not just told to show respect to our coworkers. The guide indicated that pinning up a swimsuit calendar in your cubicle is considered sexual harassment. So is look at sexy (not necessarily nude or pornographic) pictures on your computer, since a female coworker might see the display and get offended. Sorry, but ever since then, I have been suspicious of "sexual harassment" claims, particularly when details are scant and the claims come out of a corporation. If one her first day at HP, her first encounter with Mr. Hurd was him grabbing her butt in the copy room and asking her to get naked, then fine, it is sexual harassment. Without details indicating that, though, I would not jump to conclusions.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gBVuAGFcGKY
is this the video that you had to watch?
I figured kids ate more burgers because wimpy always had a big plate of them....... http://kerryosborne.oracle-guy.com/files/2009/05/wimpy.jpg
Someone wanna translate this into units of measurement used by, oh I dunno, the entire rest of the world?
http://www.lmgtfy.com/?q=500+degrees+Farenheit+to+Celcius
Now if only someone could invent something that would stop my wife putting non-rechargable batteries in my charger and blowing them up. She said it was an accident... I just think she likes the explosions.
maybe she's holding them wrong when she inserts them
What else is there? It's not like you can back up to a SAN, and then stick the SAN in a courier bag and send it to remote storage. Optical? Too small. The magical "cloud" doesn't stack up well for security compared to a physical safe. Flash is promising, but still not there in terms of reliablity.
When they come up with a compact, reliable, portable storage medium I'll be the first one to toss tapes out the window. The idea of running backups to some credit-card sized SD cards is appealing.
http://www.falconstor.com/
i thought that was reel big fish's slogan.....
Then they started rolling every goddamn thing into the "digital only" package. "Doesn't cost any more" except that you have to rent a specialized fucking receiver for each goddamn room you want it in, or if you want to actually use the CableCard function built into your TV, they actually charge you MORE to rent the fucking cablecard.
This statement is incorrect. Comcast gave those receivers out for free for every room of your house. I have 3 of them.
No, not sarcasm. What examples are you thinking of?
if you PAY for a developer acct, you get access to the beta versions of the iphone OS early.
not to point out the obvious, but when you go to the change log link from the summary, you actually wind up going to http://www.unixmen.com/content/view/151/11/ which tells you how to install nagios. here is a link to the pcbsd 8.0 changelog... http://www.pcbsd.org/content/view/151/11/
the saying in my IT world is.... "If it's not broken, break something that is easy to fix so at least you can look busy". The biggest problem with management vs IT is that when your IT guy is doing his job, less stuff tends to break. This leads to management thinking that the IT guy isn't doing anything and can be eliminated. My philosophy is to "break" something on a regular basis so that you can at least look busy when people walk around your desk or cube. Staring at log files typically just looks like you are browsing the web to people who don't know any better.
I was watching and waiting for something funny to pop up in the autocomplete so I could post it on http://autocompleteme.com/
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http://74.125.47.132/search?q=cache:mvPHd6yLON8J:www.couchcampus.com/lecture/genre-wars-downside-of-the-rpg-takeover/+http://www.couchcampus.com/lecture/genre-wars-downside-of-the-rpg-takeover/&cd=1&hl=en&ct=clnk&gl=us&
the other one says the guy had his account suspended.
Nothing that Monsanto does comes as a surprise to anyone who has seen "Food, Inc.". http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1286537/
the problem with GMO crops is that they can't be contained. a farmer doesn't have to plant monsanto's corn or soy beans for them to start growing in their fields.
and to anyone who says "i will just avoid eating corn and corn products".... good luck. almost every product in the grocery store either contains corn or ate corn.
well... not exactly. if you are jailbroken, you can use cydia to download and install apps that might have been rejected. there usually is no mention as to if the apps have been rejected or not, but there are tons of apps that WOULD be rejected if they were submitted to apple.
compatws.inf is the workaround for apps that require admin rights when you don't want to grant them. compatws.inf is the security template that relaxes the permissions for the "users" group.
furthermore, i stopped somewhere around 60-70 people in the 5 months that i did loss prevention. all of them were charged with a misdemeanor and were put on probation for 11 months 29 days. these cases are shuffled through the court system so fast that the judges usually don't even pay attention to the actual case. the average amount of time that a shoplifter sat before a judge was about 5 minutes.
way to spread the FUD. you are basing your main argument on the exception, not the rule. most shoplifters get charged with a misdemeanor....not felony burglary. the loss prevention worker has input on the charges because they are the ones that call the police and tell them what charges to file. at one point, i stopped an employee that was stealing over $1000 of stuff.... the loss prevention manager didn't want to mess with felony charges, so he told the cops she had stolen under $500.
i used to work loss prevention for wally world and what you are saying is total bullshit. maybe in the super-overlegislated state of california, but not in the rest of the country. in TN, it isn't a felony unless it is over $500. everything under that usually gets the sentence of 11 months 29 days probation PLUS court cost an retribution. most shoplifters that i stopped never even bothered to get a lawyer. the rules for the company i was at wouldn't allow you to stop someone if you weren't 100% sure they had stolen something. if you stopped someone and they didn't have what you thought they had, you got written up. 2 write-ups and you were gone.
i wonder if this "hybrid airship" will look anything like the ones in super mario. would be funny to see all of the angry bullet-bills.
http://www.apple.com/itunes/overview/ itunes9 is already out. it has been out for a few weeks.
Why do I keep my landline?
DSL My security alarm needs it
your specific one might, but newer ones don't necessarily need a landline. i have an adt system that has cellular service. i pay an extra $3 a month for it. if the box ever loses signal to the cell tower, adt calls me. in the 3 years that i've had the system, it has never lost signal to the cell tower.
it won't last.. it never does. vandy will always be the 2nd team in TN, regardless of what their record is. i live in nashville and can't stand the dores or the vols. in any other conference, vandy would be a contender every year. med and law students just don't have what it takes to compete with the good ole boys that go to all of the other SEC schools.