The company he worked for gathered a large group of employees at an offsite location and subjected them to a presentation on saving money. The facilitators described in great detail what steps everyone present was expected to take and how, by working together, they could save the company a lot of valuable resources. Of course, the cost of all this was flexibility and adaptability, but so what? They were saving money! (This was unspoken). Later, one of the guys responsible for the whole shebang asked Dad what he thought. Before he had a chance to stop himself he said "You want to save some money? Why don't we shut down and save it all?" Naturally, the guy was pissed, but the point remains: you can't get rich by saving money.
I've had some success by setting breakpoints in the code, hitting CTRL + F5 to get the dll running, then loading the object. It seems to me that if you don't have the.dll registered (maybe even if you do, I can't remember) that the calling program executes the one you have running in the IDE and you can then treat it the same way you would an.exe that is in step-mode.
My balls need polishing and there's a shiny dime in it for you. I'll give you a spelling lesson if you throw in a reach-around. If you tongue-lash the asshole I'll let you in on the secrets of capitalization. Idiot.
I wondered how long it would take for this to come up. I had power back on the first Sunday, but until then I was sleeping on the porch. Shit, the road I take to work still has trees in it.
I love popfile, but my main client doesn't support POP mail, so I can't use it there. Unfortunately, a whole lot of spam hits that account. Higher in this thread was talk of making popfile IMAP-capable - let's hope it happens.
I used to work as a lead on a tape backup team. Every morning a truck pulled up to our dock with expired backups. Part of the job was returning those tapes to our library.
We were short of manpower. 80,000K+ router techs were volunteering to reslot tapes at time*1.5 because we were short on manpower. My idiot of a boss was paying for it.
People will certainly take money to do what they are overqualified to do.
I used up all my relationship slots so I can't FOE you. I thought I'd leave a message about how much I hate you and your idiotic diatribes as a poor substitute.
Damn. I use POPFile at about 98% accuracy and get around 300 emails per day, sorted into 4 categories (nostly spam). I'm happy to report that I've only had one good email reported as SPAM in over 14,000 emails, and considering the content, I'm not surprised.
I'd rather have a false positive than a false negative.
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Be careful, citizen.
Some people wear arms and anticipate these situations.
I ride. I also read your posts with great interest.
This reminds me of a story my Dad told me.
The company he worked for gathered a large group of employees at an offsite location and subjected them to a presentation on saving money.
The facilitators described in great detail what steps everyone present was expected to take and how, by working together, they could save the company a lot of valuable resources.
Of course, the cost of all this was flexibility and adaptability, but so what? They were saving money! (This was unspoken).
Later, one of the guys responsible for the whole shebang asked Dad what he thought.
Before he had a chance to stop himself he said "You want to save some money? Why don't we shut down and save it all?"
Naturally, the guy was pissed, but the point remains: you can't get rich by saving money.
I've had some success by setting breakpoints in the code, hitting CTRL + F5 to get the dll running, then loading the object. .dll registered (maybe even if you do, I can't remember) that the calling program executes the one you have running in the IDE and you can then treat it the same way you would an .exe that is in step-mode.
It seems to me that if you don't have the
Hope that helps.
Fuck you you fucking fuck.
My balls need polishing and there's a shiny dime in it for you.
I'll give you a spelling lesson if you throw in a reach-around.
If you tongue-lash the asshole I'll let you in on the secrets of capitalization.
Idiot.
Die
Twice
I wondered how long it would take for this to come up.
I had power back on the first Sunday, but until then I was sleeping on the porch.
Shit, the road I take to work still has trees in it.
Maglites are good, but I always carry a SureFire light.
It's handier than a maglite and a hell of a lot brighter.
And yet in your your sig you advocate a system that is designed to destabilize intellectual property and software that generates income.
Think heat dissipation. A ship of steel sitting in the ocean will dissipate a whole hell of a lot of energy.
I love popfile, but my main client doesn't support POP mail, so I can't use it there. Unfortunately, a whole lot of spam hits that account. Higher in this thread was talk of making popfile IMAP-capable - let's hope it happens.
I used to work as a lead on a tape backup team.
Every morning a truck pulled up to our dock with expired backups.
Part of the job was returning those tapes to our library.
We were short of manpower.
80,000K+ router techs were volunteering to reslot tapes at time*1.5 because we were short on
manpower.
My idiot of a boss was paying for it.
People will certainly take money to do what they are overqualified to do.
I used up all my relationship slots so I can't FOE you.
I thought I'd leave a message about how much I hate you and your idiotic diatribes as a poor substitute.
I miss that guy
Cooled on paper towels and then devoured.
...until my spamfilter sends your challenge email to the killfile...
Ah fuckit...the posts I was gonna mod in this thread weren't anything special.
My favorite sig wrt the slashdot motto is News that matters for people who don't
POPFile's Magnets work like this - based on From, To, or Subject.
Thanks.
I've been looking for someone to read my mail.
I wasn't sure I'd been catching it all myself.
n/t
Damn.
I use POPFile at about 98% accuracy and get around 300 emails per day, sorted into 4 categories (nostly spam).
I'm happy to report that I've only had one good email reported as SPAM in over 14,000 emails, and considering the content, I'm not surprised.
I'd rather have a false positive than a false negative.
I love POPFile
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Hey, whiny bitch...there's always the possible of classifying things into multiple categories