That's why staples like milk and eggs are always at the very back of the store. The more time they make you spend walking the aisles the more impulse buys you will make.
Helping people shop more efficiently isn't a problem the store actually wants to solve. If they did, you would see detailed directories posted prominently at the front of the store. Every store has such a directory but it's usually well hidden (a set of laminated cards chained to the shelf at the rear of aisle 8 in my local supermarket).
Among other things, you can not copy the SAM (Security Accounts Manager) file of a running NT/2000/XP system because it is locked by the OS. Go ahead and try, the file lives here: %systemroot%\system32\config\sam.
I think the author was referring to this problem when he caharacterized the file system as "crippled".
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That's why staples like milk and eggs are always at the very back of the store. The more time they make you spend walking the aisles the more impulse buys you will make.
Helping people shop more efficiently isn't a problem the store actually wants to solve. If they did, you would see detailed directories posted prominently at the front of the store. Every store has such a directory but it's usually well hidden (a set of laminated cards chained to the shelf at the rear of aisle 8 in my local supermarket).
The phone interface allows the user to read their balance. It also lets NTT turn off credit as soon as the phone is reported lost or stolen.
Among other things, you can not copy the SAM (Security Accounts Manager) file of a running NT/2000/XP system because it is locked by the OS. Go ahead and try, the file lives here: %systemroot%\system32\config\sam.
I think the author was referring to this problem when he caharacterized the file system as "crippled".
telling Tom's to take a hike. Great bit of negative web publicity, that.