And for the love of gawd, POLICIES AND PROFILES!!!
XP is not _that_ bad. With just a few tweaks, you can lock down almost anything. If you only want to run Word, Excel, etc, Then use the restrict run key (wow, what a concept). XP/2003 has over 400 policy options!!!!! compared to around 200 on Win2000.
If a machine starts acting funny, then drop your image from the Ghost Console server. It will shutdown the machine, drop the image, rename it, and reboot it. You'll be back to normal in about 15-20min on an average network. And it only takes one or two clicks!!
I'm almost convienced that people who complain about XP's stability, blue screens, etc will have the same problem no matter where they go, Mac, Linux, whatever. They'll try to run all their favorite apps at the same time (Bonzi Buddy, Hot Shots, Weather Bug, and all that other crap) and wonder why their machine is so slow.
Just get one of these flashy bats and carry it on your back outside your backpack. Make sure the bat is a brite green or orange and is easily accessible (ah la evil-dead-shotgun)
small size bats
ya, MS has both sides covered. It's a Win-Win for MS. from the article:
Those found to be engaging in abusive behavior forfeit a cash bond of up to $20,000, Gillis said.
...
"When you add these up over time, it will be uneconomical to send out spam," said Microsoft spam specialist George Webb.
I like it. If people are allowed to opt out of REQUESTED mail from "legitimate marketers", great. And if the marketers continue to send spam, then I get $20,000, WOOOHOOO!
well now that I've read the conclusion, the author seems to agree that Bender is from India.:)
page 20 conclusion
"It is important to remember, as well, that no Indian or Japanese company has yet to make any real global mark in widely-recognized software innovation, which has long been the province of U.S. and a few European software firms."
specifications are for people who are told what to.
This really shouldn't be a suprise to anyone who reads slashdot. Every week or so we see a story about Company X exporting IT jobs to India. Where do you think they get their specs from?
Slashdot Mirror
NASA: "DAMN IT!! The studpid chute didn't open"
Nick Burns: "Yeah, it's the chute that's stupid, right. Yeah it's the chute's fault.
exactly, drop IE, go to Firefox.
And for the love of gawd, POLICIES AND PROFILES!!!
XP is not _that_ bad. With just a few tweaks, you can lock down almost anything. If you only want to run Word, Excel, etc, Then use the restrict run key (wow, what a concept). XP/2003 has over 400 policy options!!!!! compared to around 200 on Win2000.
If a machine starts acting funny, then drop your image from the Ghost Console server. It will shutdown the machine, drop the image, rename it, and reboot it. You'll be back to normal in about 15-20min on an average network. And it only takes one or two clicks!!
I'm almost convienced that people who complain about XP's stability, blue screens, etc will have the same problem no matter where they go, Mac, Linux, whatever. They'll try to run all their favorite apps at the same time (Bonzi Buddy, Hot Shots, Weather Bug, and all that other crap) and wonder why their machine is so slow.
the best password is to have no password
along the same line.... what's the shortest distance between two points?
the shortest distance is to have NO distance at all. (Try the folding paper trick)
If you said a straight line, that'll do for now.
Microsoft Security Bulletin MS04-011
Security Update for Microsoft Windows (835732)
Issued: April 13, 2004
Updated: May 4, 2004
Version: 1.3
a-fukin-man, I'll believe "Illustrator-killer" when I see 3D objects, texturing, lighting, SWF animations, etc.
The latest version of Illustrator CS will kick Inkscape's dick in the dirt.
Look... I'm sure Inkscape is great n'all, but "Illustrator-killer"???
Just get one of these flashy bats and carry it on your back outside your backpack. Make sure the bat is a brite green or orange and is easily accessible (ah la evil-dead-shotgun) small size bats
"we ain't found shit!"
no, no, no
e r_pr0n.r024 .... --- This is too obvious
don't backup to 10 MB RARs for god's sake. Make it random 5 to 10 MB files with various filenames and extentions.
assmaster_pr0n.rar
assmaster_pr0n.r01
assmast
assmaster_pr0n.r03
assmaster_pr0n.r0
ya, MS has both sides covered. It's a Win-Win for MS. from the article:
.....ohhh wait
Those found to be engaging in abusive behavior forfeit a cash bond of up to $20,000, Gillis said.
...
"When you add these up over time, it will be uneconomical to send out spam," said Microsoft spam specialist George Webb.
I like it. If people are allowed to opt out of REQUESTED mail from "legitimate marketers", great. And if the marketers continue to send spam, then I get $20,000, WOOOHOOO!
one way, executable bits for the stack and heap:
1 /04/55560.aspx 3 453&mode=flat
http://weblogs.asp.net/oldnewthing/archive/2003/1
http://www.deadly.org/article.php3?sid=2002082601
well now that I've read the conclusion, the author seems to agree that Bender is from India. :)
page 20 conclusion
"It is important to remember, as well, that no Indian or Japanese company has yet to make any real global mark in widely-recognized software innovation, which has long been the province of U.S. and a few European software firms."
specifications are for people who are told what to.
This really shouldn't be a suprise to anyone who reads slashdot. Every week or so we see a story about Company X exporting IT jobs to India. Where do you think they get their specs from?
Lindows is using a stolen image from Klowner, who's using a stolen style from Apple (read:Aqua Tux), who's using a stole system from Xerox, ...
Side note, is it just me or has this shading technique been over used. I'm starting to see this stuff on cereal boxes.
Has anyone read Harry Browne's article?
It's here:http://www.antiwar.com/orig/browne2.html
His homepage is here:http://www.harrybrowne.org
It will take you less that 2 minutes to read.
are you going to 'configure' their answering machine and coffee machine. or how about carrying their books to class.
..... and I can only imagine the dangers of setting up a lava lamp without tech support.
ohhhh